The New Inn, Wolverhampton

New(ish) unbranded Marston's pub / restaurant, not aimed at the top end of the market but tidy enough and doing good business late on a Friday lunchtime. Anonymous semi-modern furniture and decor in the various seating / dining areas around the 'L'-shaped bar and another partly opened-out section off to one side. Not a great selection from a total of 12 handpumps, but the Banks's Mild (£1.45, half) was in good shape, with Sunbeam and Hobgoblin also available.

Large foody pub with friendly service. I only noticed Sunbeam and Wainwright as I walked in. There may have been others on the other bar. I went for the Wainwright which was fine. OK to pop in for one.

This is a large modern looking suburban Banks's house. It has a central island bar with thirteen handpumps serving six different beers. Although it is one large room it has been divided into different areas with the semblance of a public bar at the back containing a dart board. Everything else has been described in fair detail below. The six beers available were Banks's Mild, Bitter and Sunbeam, Jenning's Cocker Hoop, Everard's Sunchaser and Leeds Yorkshire Gold. I went for the Banks's Mild (£2.54) which was in great nick. Normally a large modern suburban pub would be something of a nightmare for me but this one I rather liked.

beer ok friendly customers the only problem I found was having to wait to be served due to only one person serving it was Saturday evening with food being served and karaoke a fair crowd in and one young lady serving she deserved a medal for the way she worked.