Local Reviews
In April 2026, Graciella S said about Da Vinci's
The staff are so helpful and polite, they made us feel so comfortable and happy we come here regularly for birthdays, celebrations taraq always helps as usual and takes care of us all my favourite place to go
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In May 2026, fidothecat said about Da Vinci's
We've been to Da Vinci's many times over the years and have always had a great night out.
My wife and I went there yesterday (1st May) for our 25th Anniversary and once again we had a smashing time.....the food was excellent as was the atmosphere, and the staff friendly and attentive, Oh and the ice cold Peroni...wonderful.
Car parking can be a bit of a problem on a busy night but there is usually spaces outside the shops on the other side of the road.
My wife and I went there yesterday (1st May) for our 25th Anniversary and once again we had a smashing time.....the food was excellent as was the atmosphere, and the staff friendly and attentive, Oh and the ice cold Peroni...wonderful.
Car parking can be a bit of a problem on a busy night but there is usually spaces outside the shops on the other side of the road.
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In May 2026, Paris-Mae G said about Da Vinci's
Had an amazing meal here, food was excellent and the staff could not have done more for us they go above and beyond. Absolutely amazing service will definitely be visiting here again.
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In May 2026, Gemma R said about Da Vinci's
Lovely staff! And amazing food! Would highly recommend.
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In June 2026, Victoria B said about Harper Electrical
Phil is a trusted electrician who provides an excellent and trusted service every time. You can set your watch by him and he never lets you down.
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In January 2025, Sangeeta T said about Walsall Leather Museum
After 35 years, I revisited the Leather Museum with my mother, who had taken me to the museum when I was a child. On this trip, I had the opportunity to take my 10 year old son.
Being born and brought up in Walsall, I wanted my son to know the history of the town. The visit was educational and fun too!
The building itself is beautiful and transports you back to the historical days of leather- making.
We were warmly welcomed at the entrance doors. This kind gentleman who had worked at the museum for 30 years met us with the same enthusiasm you would expect of someone on their first day at work.
Alongside the videos, we had live demonstrations of bridle-making from Paul, which was very engaging. He then took us through to Rose, who taught my son, to emboss/make a leather keyring with a design of his choice. Each keyring was 60p and a lovely gift for cousins.
Paul then took us downstairs and make sure we hadn’t missed anything, giving us a personal guided tour at the same time.
We ended with a cuppa at the cafe and some gifts from the gift shop.
The most enjoyable 2 hours spent and perfect to teach and entertain the kids especially when the weather isn’t great for outdoor activities.
Being born and brought up in Walsall, I wanted my son to know the history of the town. The visit was educational and fun too!
The building itself is beautiful and transports you back to the historical days of leather- making.
We were warmly welcomed at the entrance doors. This kind gentleman who had worked at the museum for 30 years met us with the same enthusiasm you would expect of someone on their first day at work.
Alongside the videos, we had live demonstrations of bridle-making from Paul, which was very engaging. He then took us through to Rose, who taught my son, to emboss/make a leather keyring with a design of his choice. Each keyring was 60p and a lovely gift for cousins.
Paul then took us downstairs and make sure we hadn’t missed anything, giving us a personal guided tour at the same time.
We ended with a cuppa at the cafe and some gifts from the gift shop.
The most enjoyable 2 hours spent and perfect to teach and entertain the kids especially when the weather isn’t great for outdoor activities.
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In January 2025, Monica N said about Walsall Leather Museum
It is a lovely experience , very friendly staff.
Got the chance to show to my kid that are good jobs in leather manufacturing.
Found that all Queen’s handbags were made here.
I will sign petition for Walsall Council do not destroy such a lovely and interactive place.
Got the chance to show to my kid that are good jobs in leather manufacturing.
Found that all Queen’s handbags were made here.
I will sign petition for Walsall Council do not destroy such a lovely and interactive place.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
In January 2025, Delia S said about Walsall Leather Museum
This museum is absolutely fantastic! Firstly, it's free. Secondly, the hands-on experience is enjoyable and creative. The exhibits are highly informative and touchable. All the guides are so helpful and answer all questions you might have re. leather production. Lastly, the coffee/tea/hot chocolate offerings are first class and really economical. Visit this museum - to take a break with a cup of coffee, or to admire the authentic Victorian building.
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In January 2025, annadavid said about Walsall Leather Museum
We had a fantastic time at the Leather Museum. We were there for a good couple of hours, and were lucky enough to have a guided tour which I would highly recommend. The man who showed us round was very knowledgable, friendly and passionate about leather crafts.
Having grown up in Walsall, it’s so interesting to learn about the town’s heritage. The museum has some brilliant exhibits, videos and audio files which tell the stories of the men, women and children who were involved in the leather trade throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
There are also lots of interactives - it’s great that you’re able to pick up and touch so many things in the museum. Our guide also taught us how to stitch leather, which was really fun.
The museum is free to visit but we made a donation. It’s such a gem for Walsall, and we’re hopeful it won’t close - there’s currently a petition online to prevent this, which I hope anybody reading this review will sign!
Having grown up in Walsall, it’s so interesting to learn about the town’s heritage. The museum has some brilliant exhibits, videos and audio files which tell the stories of the men, women and children who were involved in the leather trade throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
There are also lots of interactives - it’s great that you’re able to pick up and touch so many things in the museum. Our guide also taught us how to stitch leather, which was really fun.
The museum is free to visit but we made a donation. It’s such a gem for Walsall, and we’re hopeful it won’t close - there’s currently a petition online to prevent this, which I hope anybody reading this review will sign!
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In January 2025, Seaside07809878782 said about Walsall Leather Museum
Lovely afternoon spent at Walsall Leather Museum today. A top-class museum with a truly authentic atmosphere housed in a restored 19th century leather works. Houses a vast collection of artifacts telling the story of Walsall's world famous leather industry right up to the present day. Excellent displays and use of audio visual presentations.
The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. But sadly the museum in its present from is under threat of closure by the local council. Please seek out and sign the online petition.
The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. But sadly the museum in its present from is under threat of closure by the local council. Please seek out and sign the online petition.
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