The Black Horse, Bridgnorth

Sprawling low town pub that has been extended into addition buildings. Three bar areas but only one manned. Nicely decorated rooms with a Mod / Sixties theme - including Who motifs and a full wall mural of Keef from the Stones. Beer - well, nearly all of my favourites were on - which is unusual as they were all similar types of Pale Ale/Bitters - Wye Valley HPA, Town Crier, Bathams and Three Tuns (Which was in superb condition). They don't really do food but the cobs were good value. Worth checking out.

The Black Horse was the first pub we did in the Low Town area of Bridgnorth. Once inside there are two separate rooms,we went into the lounge to the rear as this room was busier than the front bar room,both are oblong shaped,the lounge is carpeted and has bench seating and chairs and tall tables and chairs to the rear. There were four real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Bathams Bitter,which was a very nice drink,the other real ales were Three Tuns XXX,Wye Valley HPA and Wye Valley Butty Bach. This was a decent enough pub to go to for a drink. Pub visited 29/4/2017

Another good Bridgnorth pub and well worth a visit. The pub has a good friendly atmosphere and bar staff were chatty and helpful, the service was also fast, in spite of the pub being busy on our Saturday afternoon visit. There were nine handpumps all in use, so went for the Salopian Hop Twister.