The White Horse, Loughborough

If you've been in a couple of modernised Everards pubs then this one doesn't need much explaining - opened-out, fairly dull, inoffensive. There's a dog leg with a small snug room out to a modern COVID-enhanced beer garden. Two of theirs on cask plus a guest from Brunswick. Decided to give the Sunchaser one final chance and my pint did little to make a dent, being mildly musty (NBSS 2) and it was closer to six quid than five.

A large white washed Everards pub, a dispiriting view on entering - every table laid with cutlery. The front is as said a wider open space with banquette and seating round the edges, there are other spaces to the left and down the long side of the L shaped interior with more tables and chairs as well. The counter is ahead on entering with its low T-Bar, a Guinness solo and five pulls, three in use with a lack lustre Tiger plus a couple of Everards oddities on the other two. Motown soundtrack on my visit. It is bigger inside than the outside suggests seemingly with rooms all over the place. The decor is fairly bland and a couple of customers moaned about the food while I was there. The staff appear to be uninterested wage slaves. Not on my revisit list.