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Plough & Harrow, Wolverhampton

17 Worcester Street
Wolverhampton
WV2 4LD

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Wolverhampton Central

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Plough & Harrow

Traditional-looking pub with two rooms: the main bar and a side area where the pool table can be found. The old-school feel was enhanced by a couple of older gents playing an intense but good-natured game of dominoes. Unfortunately, the pair of handpumps haven't been used since the first lockdown (although the landlord hopes to get them back in use when trade picks up enough), so I consoled myself with the keg Theakston's Mild at just £2.40.

On 1^st December 2021 - rating: 6
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Danny O'Revey left this review about Plough & Harrow

Fantastic old building, a style of pub very rare in Wolverhampton, lots of character, beams, benches and the bar. Suffers for its location in the fag end of town and a bit of neglect, but one of those buildings that has to be kept and in the right hands of somebody with a bit of vision could be a great old drinking den. One room with a pool table at one end.

No real ale

On 12^th November 2012 - rating: 6
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Soup Dragon left this review about Plough & Harrow

A lower-level Banks's terraced pub compared to the surrounding buildings. It looks a little neglected in its somewhat tired red and cream render with large sash windows.

The interior is an open plan L-shaped room with the bar more or less opposite you as you enter. The decor has cream and fake beam walls, with painted wood panel and with a red and fake beam ceiling. There is a very tired green patterned carpet and seats. There is a small brick former fireplace in one corner. There are old photos on the walls and a hanging jug collection for interest and a pool table too. There were a few TVs each with different silent music channels on (charty types) with louder Abba background music. The service was functional and the clientele quite mixed, from the older chaps playing dominoes in the corner to a few youngies.

Beer; no real ale all the usual keg, with Banks's MILD. The MILD was OK.

Nothing for the real ale fan and nothing really to go out of your way for.

On 7^th March 2012 - no rating submitted
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