The Moon Under Water (JD Wetherspoon), Wolverhampton

Large Wetherspoon's close to Wolverhampton's railway and bus stations. With my train delayed, I had time to stop here for a quick half late on Monday evening. The pub was busy. But it is large enough to deal with the crowds. Service was quick and a table was available for me. The usual Wetherspoon's ales were on - Greene King Abbot, Ruddles Best & Sharp's Doom Bar. Guests were Backyard The Hoard, Oakham Inferno, Burton Bridge Sovereign Gold & Enville White. Ciders were Weston's Old Rosie & Gwynt y Ddraig Black Dragon. Be careful to check all sides of the horseshoe-shaped bar as there may be different beers on the other side to which you are standing. The two ciders were certainly in different fridges on opposite sides of the bar.

Either I caught it on a good day or things have improved since previous reviews, but this came across as a fairly comfortable if unexceptional Spoon's from the 'library' period. The gentle buzz of conversation was noticeably pleasant compared to some of the noisier town pubs. The range of beers was also good, with more than half of the 12 ales on offer being local or unusual types and the sampled Grafton Caramel Stout was in very good condition.

Usual Wetherspoons but still one of the worst I have been in. I have called in here dozens of times over the years but I have never been impressed! Having said that I am sure I will call in many more times. The beer I had (can't recall what it was as it was a busy football day) was fine.

A blueprint Wetherspoons. Everything is in order from the over worked bar staff to the dirty tables to the excellent quality beer. Only came to get a Good Beer Guide Tick! Visit blogged at http://bit.ly/2ur3X4D

Nice enough Spoons fairly near the station. Some decent ale to be had.

A fairly familiar looking Wethers both inside and out. The central U-shaped bar does however have 3 banks of handpumps with a decent selection of beers on. Its quite a decent Wethers despite it being a bit generic.