The Alma Inn, Walsall

Despite taking its name from a battle in 1854, the pub is a large brick built 1930s pub, with children's outside play area. Inside, Victorian pictures (the pub took the license from the Alma in the Paddock, Walsall) and a lampost in the middle of the bar, sit along 1960s football tops and a hexagonal pool table and large screen TV. The service was ok, but got a feel it was more a locals pub The beer was all smooth, usual stuff with Banks's MILD and Bass. So nothing special, like the pub really.