Slug & Lettuce, Wolverhampton

This is a terraced chain pub and eatery, with a patio area at the front and back. The building is c1956, as this is when its predecessor, the Hippodrome Theatre, was burnt down. Before that (1921) it was the Empire Palace and before the the Gaiety Vaults pub and music hall. The pub occupies the base of the building, which is in a dark red i think. The interior is one long room, which is in patterned wallpaper and the odd brown, green, or red wall. One wall has an old borough map painted on, which is the highlight of this place. A DJ booth,copious TVs and charty music sum this place up really, along with the comfy seats, high stools, cocktail posters and the plethora of mirrors. They do food, but i didn't eat (well, not since about 1999). The service was functional and the clientele leans to the younger element. Beer; usual stuff with Peroni and Kozel lagers (Kozel was fine enough), as well as three handpulls with GK IPA, Spekky Hen and Hobgoblin. All-in-all, dull, but not the worst in Wolverhampton.