Fosters Arms, Bridgnorth

Busy in the front bar on a Saturday lunchtime with locals who were happy to join in with some chat and banter. Beer decent enough , I forgot to note what the guest beer was though.

The Fosters Arms is a decent looking pub that is one of quite a few located in a small area of Bridgenorth's Low Town. Once inside there is a small oblong shaped room to the front with the bar facing,the floor is carpeted to the left and bare boarded to the right,there is bench seating and small stools,the separate lounge to the rear is smarter and carpeted,there is bench seating and chairs in this room. There is a larger corridor type room to the rear which had a pool table in it. There were five real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Rowton Bitter,which was a nice drink,the other real ales were Hobsons Town Crier,Banks's Bitter,Banks's Mild and Banks's Sunbeam. There were cobs on the bar,which i like to see. There was a TV to the to the right showing snooker. I like pubs like this. Pub visited 29/4/2017

A classic town centre boozer, at the front a small public traditionally furnished complete with suspicious locals. Through to back is a larger lounge with tables and chairs, settles and stools. There’s two hand pumps in each each bar with a choice of Banks’s Sunbeam or Hobsons in each, quality is good to fine if slightly cold. Usual kegs from the Marstons/Banks’s range also on tap. Located in the more down market Low Town it still retains some nice bits of 1930s Brewer’s Tudor panelling in places. There’s a covered yard at the back where you will find the toilets, a pool table and some bandits.