The Vine Inn, Bridgnorth

Pub is presently Closed.

I'm not surprised that nobody has bothered to review this pub, there's not much to say about it really. It's a shabby, keg only pub that didn't even have any Guinness on last night. Having been told that even this wasn't available I left without having a drink. I can't be bothered wasting my time in these places. I went around the corner for a decent pint at the Black Horse.

The Vine Inn is a decent looking pub that is next to the Fosters Arms. Once inside the bar faces in a small oblong shaped room which runs the width of the pub,the floor is carpeted and there is a beamed ceiling,there is bench seating and chairs for seating,the TV to the right was showing music videos. The pub is a Banks's house so it was good to see two Banks's beers on the bar,i had a drink of Banks's Bitter,which went down very well,the other real ale was Banks's Sunbeam. The pub was quite busy on our Saturday afternoon visit. This is the sort of pub i would like to take my wife to and settle in for a session. Pub visited 29/4/2017 Note: Rob Camras review is not of this pub but of a pub in Ironbridge

A single room boozer sparsely furnished with benches and a few tables, two of which are set up for Dominoes. There was a funny smell on entering which turned out to be flowers – Lillys for someone’s birthday, personally I hate that smell but each to their own. Two pulls with an average Banks’s Bitter plus the usual stuff on the T Bars. Carpeted throughout and with white tongue and groove in parts, red painted walls above. A water colour of the pub plus a few old maps brighten up the place along with a jolly landlady and some happy punters. It’s very dog friendly and is probably older than it looks. The music was being provided from an ancient iMac behind the bar.