The Mug House Inn, Bewdley

Nice location next to the River Severn. I'd go along with the other comments that it is a bit on the samll side but there is a nice looking beer patio at the back and, in summer, tables at the front. Cask ale included Ludlow Brewing Co Gold and Boiling Well, Wye Valley Hereford Pale Ale and Timothy Taylor Landlord. I didn't eat because I arrived 10 minutes too late for the lunchtime session. I can't put my finger on it but there's something about this place (this was my fourth ever visit) that makes me feel like I can't really relax and feel comfortable in here.

A terraced cream rendered Georgain styled pub with white paintwork, dormer windows and front and back patios. Also does B&B accommodation and is in the GBG 2010. The interior has two areas; a dining area and a bar/lounge area. The decor is a mix of the traditional and the modern, being in white and black beam, with some exposed brick. There are modern wood settles and old photographs, modern print and cartoons on the walls, with mugs and jugs hanging from the ceiling, as well as other ephemera dotted about. The service was fine, the clientele mixed and it was absolutely rammed, as they had a beer festival on in the back patio area - which ddn't help my mood - being anti-social and all that. Beer; tap stuff with Banks's MILD on keg as well. On handpull there was Kinver Edge Light Railway, Wye Valley HPA, Bewdley Brewery's Old School Bitter and a good Timothy Taylor Landlord. A nice enough place - in a mix of modern and traditional, serving a good menu - though i didnt eat. Sadly, i would rather have visited when the bber festival wasn't on, as i am miserable.