The Apple Tree, Bilston

A relatively modern detached Marston’s pub and eatery, with a slightly curved shape, in cream and beige, with beer patio and garden at the front. This pub/eatery has a single main room with a central island serving bar. The open plan room is set out with tables like a typical Marston’s eatery. The décor is white and wood panel with a coffee coloured moulded cornice ceiling. There were mirrors and mixed art on the walls, mainly of landscapes. A few TVs had the news on and the background music was charty, but at least at a decent level.. We ate here and the food was better than the functional you tend to expect. The service was friendly enough and the clientele small. Beer; usual tap stuff with Banks’s MILD and Hobgoblin and Banks’s Bitter on handpull – the bitter was OK. A standard enough Marston’s foody place really, which at least does real ale. Happy to pop in for one kind of place for me.

The Apple Tree is in Coseley and it is just off the busy duel carrigway. This is a large Banks's tied house i went into a large room that was quite smart and comfortable and it was also doing a lot of food trade. There were two real ales on the bar i had a drink of Banks's bitter and this was a very nice drink there was also Banks's mild. Pub visited 17/5/2008