The New Inn, Wolverhampton

A strangely curved shaped detached Marston's pub and eatery, which is extended at the back, with a patio area at the front and a beer garden at the rear. The upper half is in white painted brick, whislt the lover half is in a sky blue render. The interior encircles the central serving bar and is in the usual kind of decor for a Marston's foody place; walls of cream, red, green, orange, along with wood panel. There is a cream coloured ceiling and a loud carpet. There were lots of old photographs on the walls, as well as rugby memorabilia. There were a few TVs that had horse racing on and there was no music. I didn't eat here so i can't comment on the food. The service was fine and the clientele was family orientated, as shown by the kiddies grabbing machine that seemed to atteact more attention from the adults. Beer; usual tap stuff with Jennings cocker-hoop, Wychwood Hobgoblin, Brakspear Gold, Banks's Bitter and a decent enoough Bnaks's MILD on handpull. A general run-of-the-mill Marston's foody place, however, a superior drinks choice and quality to many. Worth a visit.

Official site of the New Inn - www.newinnpubwolverhampton.co.uk