The Fiery Grill & Curry, Bilston

A large modern detached Marstons pub, with front facing gable. The lower half is in exposed brick, the upper half in timber cladding. There is a beer garden. It looks a little unkempt, with an overgrown play area, problems with graffiti and glass on the car park. The interior has a couple of rooms at least, though the bar was the only room open at my visit. The lounge is very big and used for karaoke/music nights and is in the same decor as the bar that I could see. The bar is an L-shaped room, and in a clay colour, with cream wood panel, cream upper wall and ceiling, with a red tile floor. There is a pool table at one end, which is in clay and wood panel. There is a dart area as well. There is a small typical Banks’s styled tiled fire place. There were a couple of TVs, on not on, the other showing Tenko. A few pictures were on the walls, a couple of motor –bikes that I noticed. There was no music. The service was friendly and there were a few mature locals in when I visited. Beer; all keg stuff with Banks’s MILD, no real ale. Had a shandy, which was fine. Nothing for the real ale fan. One for the locals