Pump Tavern, Birmingham

A terraced Victorian pub. It is in cream, with three red upper bay windows and has a lower frontage of white block and black pilasters. There are three old entrances. The interior has a couple of rooms, but the one with a pool table i didn't see. The bar room i was in was on the right. It is in coffee, red wood panel and white ceiling. This, along with the red lino, looked tired, but not as bad as the bench seating, which had more holes than a fishing net. A dart board is at the far end. A few paintings were on the walls. There was no music and the TV had the footy on. The service was fine and a few mature locals were in. Beer; usual taps with Ansell's MILD - i just had a shandy. One for the locals.