The Black Horse, Atherstone

This is an end terrace pub, with patio are. It is at least a Victorian pub, with a larger cottage (one of the upper windows is blind and one of the lower entrances is blocked. There is a smaller side building, both are in cream render and have moulded cornices. The interior is an L-shape and is in white and coffee artex, with a white ceiling and red tile floor. There is a brick fire at one end and one large mirror at either end. Some musical instruments (banjo and guitar) are on display and the TV wasn't on. Georgian prints and some jugs add further interest. The service was friendly, as were the locals that were in - especially when free chips arrived. Beer; usual tap stuff with Abbot, Sharpes Cornish Lobster and Wharfedale Celtic Red on handpull - the last being decent. A nice place, and worth popping into, at least for one.