The Queens Head

The Queen’s Head is a great pub in Lichfield with a friendly atmosphere. It has one main bar area and an outside area with heaters in the umbrella if you need them. The bar staff are welcoming and there is usually someone drinking with their dog. The pub also has a jukebox which contains all the classics. The only food available is cheese and pork pies so I’ll update this review when I sample some cheese.
The toilets are very clean and you can use some hand cream after you have washed your hands.

A nice selection of well kept real ales.
A bit of an ‘old man’s pub’, but nice and quiet, so that’s not such a bad thing.
A really nice Sunday dinner and desserts to die for, £6.95 for two courses and well worth the money. They serve really nice lunches, but not evening meals, apart from on a Tuesday night, which is curry night. They have an excellent cheese and pâté cabinet, served with bread and pickles. This is well worth a try.
Friendly enough staff and a nice outdoor seating area. There is also a book swapping service.
A pleasant place to go for a nice quiet pint and extremely good food.

The Queens Head in situated in Lichfield Centre and has a great selection of beers available. There is a large outdoor/​conservatory seating area which is useful as this pub tends to be packed on weekends. They have live music every weekend with different acts on although the music is quite loud for the pub. The staff are ok although when the place is packed they are not very talkative. The beer is quite reasonably charged.

This is a great pub set in the centre of Lichfield, its a real old fashioned place with a young at heart atmosphere. There is a main bar and an outside courtyard which is great for the summer nights. They have a mast selection of beers and wines and the staff are very helpful and will point you in the right direction if you are fancy something different.
They also have live entertainment on at weekends where you can see some great local bands and singers. The acts are advertised outside the pub or ask inside. Something not to be missed is the open fire, on a winters night there is nothing better than sitting by it with a drink.

Real-​ale pub on the outskirts of Lichfield City Centre, the Queens Head is very old and very friendly.
Real fires during the winter make this feel like the proper, old-​fashioned pub this really is. It’s really not a wine bar
Loads of really interesting vintage Lichfield stuff on the walls too. Great place to spend an evening.

The Queens Head is an historic old pub, serving real ale and has a fantastic ambience, with many local regulars.
Just a few hundred yards from the city centre, with ample road parking, as well as a nearby car park, you’ll find the Queens Head an inviting pub to visit. During the winter you’ll appreciate the warm fires to enjoy a cosy drink, and may happen to spot the odd record chart topper there too, not to mention any names here!
The staff and publican are really friendly, and their selection of beers is wonderful, serving lager as well as real ale — they have a CAMRA listing. During warmer evenings people often spill onto the outside area, and the location is really safe, as it’s away from the more central area where occasional lager lout type activity can be seen.
If you fancy a bite to eat, you can feast on a diverse selection of cheeses, with fantastic bread — a somewhat unusual though welcome change to many pub food these days.