The Swan, Wolverhampton

This is a lovely old pub, traditional in style but cosy as well. Split levels in two rooms, there is lots of brick, wood and panalling. Beautifully, carefully decorated its a spendid place to enjoy a drink. Real ale here in the form of Banks Mild and Bitter, together with Old Original and Sneck Lifter as two 'guests'.

A large, detached, white rendered pub that was formerly a coaching inn, with beer patio at the back. The interior has an open plan lounge (snug etched into the window on the one door), bar and games room. The lounge is in cream with wood panel and beams, and has lots of old photographs, plates and other ornaments, as well as fireplace. The main feature in the bar is a fantasic fireplace, with painted advert above it, its decor is white. The games room, also white, apart from a damp patch in the corner, has darts. The clientele is mixed and its often busy. The only downside is the gaffer tends to be about as happy as Eeyore with piles. Beer; tap stuff, with a decent Banks's MILD and Bitter on handpull; I just think it cries out for a guest ale too. Despite Eeyore, the place is really worth a visit, especially as the Oddfellows is a soulless kind of place.