The Harp, Bridgnorth

Long narrow pub on two levels, there’s a small front bar with bench seating and a light wood counter which is ale free, only a single T Bar of national brands provides refreshment. The darts board doors are designed like a chest of drawers and the leaded windows hint at a better past. A few steps up is a larger room with the counter to one side, two handpumps here were badged Mild and the other reversed, I guess it’s for bitter as that’s what I was served with. Kegwise it’s more of the familiar faces. The usual screens and machines are dotted about the place, it’s a bog standard town pub.

This is a pretty nondescript pub in a town full of great ones. The outside looks OK and the inside is clean and bright. Two handpumps on the bar but only Banks's Original was on, it was OK. Youngish clientele and barmaid but all perfectly decent really. It just doesn't stand out around here.

The black and white half timbered frontage, giving an attempted traditional look gives way to a modern, plain, narrow, but long interior. Its open plan but has three stages, dining, at the back, with a lounge kind of feel at the front. It was clean and the service was fine. The beer was simply the usual stuff, with Banks's MILD on handpull, so that was a bonus. It was fine. A non-descript place. It finished bottom of the day's list but it isnt awful in anyway, it just suffers from a plethora of very good places around it