The Sun Inn, Ulverston

Town centre modern outfitted pub. A large open plan room with a sectioned off dining area to the right. Some rooms to the rear which I never ventured to. 6 handpulls on the bar with 3 local ales on. Pleasant enough but a bit bland.

Our next stop in Ulverston was the Sun Inn, directly across the road from Beerwolf. It's a rather large pub which had a couple of real ales - Stringer's Gold & Naylor's Blonde. Other than that, there was nothing particularly special about the place. Fairly average for Ulverston.

Official site of The Sun Inn - www.thesuninnulverston.co.uk

Official site of The Sun Inn - www.thesuninnulverston.co.uk

Modern fit out, bare brick areas, some plastered, laminent floor, chuncky modern furniture, strange end room that seems to be a family area. Decent beer.

This is an end terraced, but large Georgian styled pub in cream with some black paintwork. There is a central entrace, with neo-classic surround, but the painting of the place has left it looking a little bland. The interior has a massive open plan room, supported by columns. It is in sky blue and cream, with a red patterned carpet. There is a dance floor and a pool table, with lots of TVs showing sport and modern dance music banging away. Old photos and prints are on the walls, but feel a little out of place. One side is given over to an American diner, with a TV and American styled pictures (Norma Jean Baker for example). The service was OK and the place quite busy. Beer; usual tap stuff with Ulverston Brewery's Flying Elephants on handpull - i was quite surprised to find it was decent. Loud town centre sporty pub, but it had a decent and uncommon real ale, so worth a brief stop off.

The Sun Inn is a large white painted pub that is in the middle of Ulverston. Once inside we went in a largish room that was carpeted and very empty on our Sunday dinner visit,the pub looked more of a night time venue. There were two real ales on the bar and i had a drink of Tetley bitter which was ok but not at its best the other beer was Websters Yorkshire bitter. This pub might have been a bit more interesting if visited when bussier. Pub visited 16/4/1989