Harp Inn, Wolverhampton

A traditional pub for the discerning drinker who likes good company of a refined nature.No frills but none needed.This pub has probably not changed for many years and keeps its charactor.

This is a detached undressed brick pub with scrolled ends to the upper frontage, but sadly this decorative feature is off-set by the protective grills on the lower front windows, i assume to stop bricks being deposited through them by the less friendly natives The interior has a couple of straight rooms served by a central island serving bar. The more loungey room is at the front of the pub. It is in cream, with red paintwork, a carpet and a white ceiling. Decoration consists of a mirror and a Wolves photo and the TV was showing some film. The back room i couldn't see too weel, it also seemed to be in cream and had a large pull-down screen. There was a pool table, judging by the stack of cues and i think, a dart board. The service was functional at best and several mature locals populated the pub. Beer; basic tap stuff with Banks's MILD smooth, no real ale. I had a shandy. No real ale - this is definitely one for the locals.