Five Ways Inn - Carte

Yesterday we went for Sunday Lunch as we had heard good reports of the food and service. We were not disappointed. We all thoroughly enjoyed our meals. Hopefully we will be returning to sample the weekday menu.

Visited for Sunday lunch all home cooked very tasty and generous portions, advisable to book if more than two of you. Family run pub very friendly made us feel very welcome Will certainly return on a Sunday and in the week for a meal.

Went to this pub for both a pub lunch and Sunday dinner. Have to say the food was second to none. All freshly home made. Quick service and friendly staff. Very accommodating in terms of the menu. Huge portions so be prepared to be stuffed to the hilt! Voir le carte

Absolutely dreadful! Bar staff refused to serve us for 20 minutes because of 'lack of glasses ' but continued to serve regulars! Joke. All bar staff did was moan, understand it 's hot but it 's nobody 's fault. All in all wish I hadn 't wasted my time coming to this unprofessional dump!

Fantastic evening in a traditional British Pub serving traditional British Food. Real Home cooking with lots to choose from on the menu. Beautifully cooked to perfection with generous proportions, personable and friendly service in a comfortable atmosphere. A must for further visits to this homely pub.

We had Sunday lunch there and it was lovely. The portions are not huge and a little more meat would have been welcomed but it was lovely. The staff are very attentive and the atmosphere of the pub is very welcoming.Everything is home made and you can tell. The puds are lovely just like my Nan use to make. A must for Sunday lunch. Voir le carte

The Five Ways Inn advertised in my local paper looks like an oldie worldie pub. On the inside its a different matter it resembles more of a working mans club, cheap and cheerful. The advert offers a pensioners lunch for £5 for 2 courses and all home made. Its certainly value for money but l didn't think the food was that nice, l would not choose to eat here again. On a bright note the staff were very nice.

What a lovely pub, called in by chance this lunch time for a drink and food. The covid Protocols were strictly adhered to (but in a nice way), the young lady who served us was happy, friendly and very efficient. Her Mother (family business) came and explain what was available for lunch and made us aware that everything was homemade and fresh cooked to order so did we mind waiting. We both ordered the cod and chips and I can tell you if was worth the wait. The batter was so light on the fish which was gorgeous by the way and homemade chips (a rarity in today's food outlets). Safe to say we didn't leave much! Would highly recommend and will defiantly be stopping there again.

A corner pub situated opposite Heath Hayes Park.Only 2 real ales available.Pool table at back of pub as you walk through car park area at back of pub, entrance on road to left hand side of the pub as you travel towards Hednesford.2 games machines. 3 TV’s showing football.A patriotic pub, bedecked in England flags all over.Unhelpful bar staff, who seem to want people to drink drive instead of being sensible. Not impressed with the attitude of them. Maybe I am being over critical, but it was not a good first impression for me my friends.Not a place I’d rush to visit again. They are better more relaxed pubs in Hednesford whom don’t question your judgement or requirements to stay within the lega... Voir le carte