The Black Swan, Henley-In-Arden Town, Henley-in-Arden

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The front of the Black Swan has exposed wooden beams across the ceiling and a wooden floor throughout, except for a tiled apron around the serving counter that runs across the rear wall while supporting premium and mainstream craft keg alongside five hand pumps that were drawing Hophead, Butcombe Original, Landlord and Butty Bach. This centrally located serving counter faces open plan seating that is split by two large supporting pillars, one of which encroaches onto the counter which in affect creates left and right-hand bars. To the left is a wood panelled area with a brown leather banquette up the left-hand wall and more seating in an inglenook in the rear wall that faces some open plan seating and the left-hand entrance. Up the right is an exposed brick wall with a television that hangs over a raised fireplace that houses a burner. The television was airing soundless pub adverts while some very low background music played. Stairs up the left-hand side of the bar lead to the toilets upstairs and a large dining area at the rear where some older customers were having lunch. I thought it was ok in here for a food led high street pub.

On 15^th June 2026 - rating: 6
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