The Victoria Inn, Burton On Trent Town, Burton on Trent

A solid looking street corner local,the front entrance once would have given access to two rooms but this is now an open plan public bar with new carpets and some tables marked not for use to maintain social distance.The QR code did not work on my iphone 6 and no other T&T attempt was made.The long side of the room has a darts board obsured by a bar billiards table with it's top on.Maybe these features are also victims of Covid.The rest of the decor is tidy but unremarkable.The service however was very friendly from two barmaids and the locals are lively and welcoming with lots of banter about the new Covid regs. Two handpumps but both serving just Pedigree (NBSS 3).Free wifi aided my visit,muzak was at a sensible level but the resticted ale choice might temper another visit.

Street corner local owned by Marstons. A few quid has been chucked at it recently and it's fairly clean and cosy inside, if a little twee in places. The right-hand side is a wedge shaped open space with laminate flooring (for the football crowd?), whilst the left has fabric bench seating, sepia equine wallpaper, pub carpet and a further spur into a darker area. As noted below, one of the old etched windows (‘vaults’) has survived. Two pulls with just Pedigree on but in good nick (NBSS 3). A fair local worth a look-in if you’re nosing the area.

the pub is an uneven u shape , it has quest ales every week and is cask mark awarded , the windows are all frosted and carry the name of the pub , the locals were friendly and made me very welcome

An uneven U shaped open plan corner pub with a pool table in the short end and a dart board at the far end of the long arm, screens and machines fill odd corners. Floored in a mix of quarry tile and carpet the furnishing is functional. Only a mundane Pedigree to choose from. It’s pretty family friendly and has a locals feel but nothing much of note about it. One old etched windows remains from a former life, it says “vaults”.