Frequently Asked Questions

Public transport links are limited in our area. Buses run only until mid-afternoon, and the nearest train station is Kidsgrove, which is around a 35–40 minute walk or a 7-minute taxi ride away. Taxis are readily available, and our team will be happy to help arrange one for you.

The bus stop is right outside our front door, making it easy to reach us by local service during the day. The nearest train station is Kidsgrove, located approximately 3 miles away.

Yes, we have plentiful free parking available on site for all guests, so no need to worry about finding a spot!

Yes. The entire pub is on one level, making it fully accessible for wheelchair users. We also have well-maintained accessible toilet facilities for added convenience.

Absolutely. We have a small function room that accommodates up to 25 guests, perfect for intimate gatherings. Our main dining area is also available for private hire—just speak to the team and we’ll help you plan the perfect event.

We don’t currently have EV charging facilities on site. If you’re travelling with an electric vehicle, we recommend planning ahead and checking nearby charging points in Kidsgrove or the wider Cheshire area.

Yes, we love dogs here at The Bleeding Wolf! While two of our dining areas are not dog friendly, there are plenty of other spaces where your four-legged friends are welcome, just ask a member of the team when you arrive.

Yes, we offer a large patio area with seating for up to 120 people, perfect for al fresco dining. There's also a spacious beer garden with additional seating, ideal for sunny afternoons and outdoor get-togethers.

We do! Campervans are welcome to stay overnight in our car park—we just ask that you give us a quick call or email beforehand so we know you’re here. It's a peaceful spot to stop over after a good meal or a drink in the pub.