The Greyhound, Wolverhampton

A detached pub and restaurant, with a beer garden and patio area. The place looks like a Victorian cottage-styled building, with central door and four windows, in white/cream painted brick, which has been significantly extended. The interior has a couple of rooms served by a central island bar. The main part of the place is given over to a restaurant in what looked like mainly chocolate and white, with stripey carpet, comfy chairs, twigs (and lights), arty pictures and a brick fireplace. I didn't go in here as we were not eating, so cant comment on the food. The small slightly L-shaped lounge/bar was also in chocolate and white, with a white ceiling and a wood floor. There is a brick fire place and Moroccan styled window shutters. There was a TV (not on) and Wolves and West Brom memorabilia on the walls. The service was fine and the clientele consisted of a real mix - not just those going for a meal, but some simply having a beer. Beer; usual taps stuff with Oakham Bishop's Farewell, Exmoor Gold, Enville Ale and a decent enough Wyre Valley Hare of the Dog. Whilst predominantly a restaurant, it does have a separate bar room. I was more than happy with the beer choice and quality, although it wasn't the cheapest place.

Official site of the Greyhound, containing menu - www.thegreyhoundlowerpenn.co.uk