The Paul Pry, Worcester

The Paul Pry is a proper old pub that is fairly close to foregate street train station. Once inside there was a tiled passageway and the bar had a stone floor with small tables and chairs,the pub was also gas lit. When i visited the pub it was a Banks's tied house and there were two real ales on the bar i had a drink of Banks's mild and this was a very nice drink the other beer was Banks's bitter. This was a decent enough pub to start my Worcester crawl in. Pub visited 30/12/2000

After a long wait I finally visited this pub. As you enter this Edwardian style pub you will notice the period tiled corridor in front of you and to the left a private dining room decorated in a modern , light oak, style. A right turn leads you to the pleasant bar with original bar,fire place and etched windows. As Quinno commented there is no real ale. John Smiths,Carling and Guinness being on tap together with a selection of Polish bottled beers. A large traditional menu is complemented by a specials board of Polish dishes. The English Breakfast looked quite impressive. The landlord from Poland was very friendly and welcomed my request to take photos.I wish him all the best.

Re-opened. Historic interior. No real ale when we peered through the window and forget to do a quick half on the way back, sadly!