The Wheatsheaf Inn, Wolverhampton

Relatively modern brick pub, once on a main road but now almost isolated in a cul-de-sac left by construction of the M6 and M6 Toll motorways. Tables in the bar and front extension were mostly laid up for those dining, although the menu appears pretty basic? The front beer garden was busiest on a sunny afternoon, and surprisingly not troubled by too much traffic noise. Unfortunately, though, none of the three handpumps were working, so went for the Banks's Mild (£3.45) in preference to delights such as Mansfield Smooth.

Visited here one afternoon at about 5pm, was very quiet with only about 3 folks in the lounge side. the pub is quite secluded now as the construction of the M6 Toll created a new route for the A460 leaving this pub and a local poultry farm in a no through road backwater, but it seems all the better foir it but apparently not good for passing trade as there aren't many signposts advertising its presence locally. The set up is much as previously described. With Banks's Bitter and Mild on tap and one Ale which is presently a permanent fixture too that being Mansfield Smoooth Creamy Ale... I sampled a couple and found it to be well kept and tasty... its a pity that they don't have guest ales etc as I could see myself returning to this piub as it was pleasant and relaxing in the lounge. However the very nice bar lady did explain that it gets quite busy come weekends being pretty much full to the point if you don't book for a meal you wont get in.. and they do a sunday roast serving until 7.30pm Will definately return as quite fancy trying the Banks offerings to see what they are like?