Black Country Pub Jinglers Reopens After Extensive Refurbishment

The white and dark brown exterior of the Crown & Anchor pub is shown with outdoor seating and a brick fence in the foreground.

The Crown and Anchor, West BromwichMitchells and Butlers

Affectionately known as the ‘Jinglers’ by the local community, the pub has had a top-to-bottom revamp, complete with a brighter bar area, fresh new furnishings, and an even comfier dining space. It’s perfect for everything from midweek meals with the whole family or a pint with friends. Whether you're catching up over drinks or making memories over dinner, it's the same welcoming local with a fresher look.

The site is affectionately known as the ‘Jinglers’ following local history in the Black Country Bugle - due to the rattle of the owners' keys. 

Liz Roberts, General Manager at The Crown & Anchor, said:

“We couldn’t be more excited to show off the pub’s new look. Our guests are part of The Crown & Anchor family and it's been amazing, seeing them walk in and instantly feel at home. Whether you're popping in to watch the big game over a pint, grabbing a bite with the kids, or just catching up with friends for a cocktail, we’ve kept everything our guests love, now with an added bit of extra sizzle.”

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Liz Roberts, General Manager / Mitchells and Butlers

There is something happening most nights too with regular live music and during the day there are children's activities that bring the whole community together.

Four-legged friends are also welcome in the bar area at The Crown & Anchor, with fresh water available on request to ensure dogs are as comfortable as their owners while visiting.

More information and booking at The Crown & Anchor can be found on their official website.

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