The Barley Mow, Wolverhampton

A fantastic little place - mainly a white and black timber building, perhaps dating back a few hundred years, with a more modern brick extension and beer garden. The intrior had a small bar room, with the rest being open plan and irregular, but with a dining area. The decor was white and wood panel, with some old photos on the walls. Quiet, the service was good, the clientele mixed, it being quite popular and the food was very good; i had gammon, the wife a steak and ale pie. The beer; apart from the tap stuff, there was an excellent Timothy Taylor Landlord and Theakston's Old Peculiar on handpull, along with an untried Abbot Ale (though a friend said it was good) as well as Deuchars IPA and Shep Neame Bishops Finger. A lovely little place and an excellent visit. It had been a number of years since my last visit, i hope it won't be so long before my next

Quaint, out of the way country pub. The food is very good and the atmosphere quiet.