Inns of Court, Wakefield

A decent pub despite the rock oriented clientele in the left hand room. Always has Marstons Old Empire on which is one of my favourites. I use it for watching the football and rugby on the big screen in the corner but first went in in 1984 when I started to work in Wakefield.

Unbranded Marston's house with some decorative glazing and various other features of interest both inside and out. Pleasantly traditional interior with low-height partitions between the various tables by the windows. Also has a pool area to the other side of the entrance corridor. Six handpumps on the counter, offering Cumberland and Sneck Lifter from Jenning's Bitter, Old Empire and Hobgoblin plus Okell's Bitter and Little Red Riding Hood from Castle Rock (£2.70) as guests.

A one roomed pub, but with a couple of different areas. To the left is a dartbaord and to the right a pool table. Lots of trophies on display, so they're obviously good at pub games here. Lots of 60's postees on the walls and there's some decent stained glass. What lets it down is the ripped, leather look seating which just makes the whole place look shabby. 6 handpumps on the bar, all from the extended Marston's stable. I had a pint of Marston's New World Pale which was in very good nick. Not an A list pub, but the beer quality is good, so worth a look in.