Beerbohm, Lichfield

Second visit here - last time I described it as a beer cafe. The range of cakes and other light bits has completely gone, so they seem to be concentrating on the beer fully now. Good choice of cask and keg. I went for a Kasteel Donker, served in cermonial chalice, that I had forgotten how sweet it is. Still, £5.50 on draft seemed a reasonable price. We headed upstairs for more seating, including some very comfy looking armchairs. I would probably live in here if I was local!

A terraced self-styled cafe-bar, with a predominantly glass frontage. It has two floors, is in grey wood and dark red, and stuffed with eclectic art and ephemera. I find this place friendly and has a broad clientele base - appealing to young and old. No TV or music, apart from the din that filters in from the Pig & Truffle over the road (sadly detracting from the experience). Four real ales, ever changing, with craft and quality continental lagers. Always worth a visit.

Interesting place. A micropub as far as I am concerned but you could call it a café bar, bistro or coffee shop if you want - it makes no real difference! Excellent beer and service so it will do for me!