The Princess, Wollaston, Stourbridge

A tidy looking Victorian corner pub that changed name to the Princess after the death of Diana. It is in cream render with purple paintwork. There is a corner entrance, a dog tooth cornice and a nice row of sash windows in the upper storey. There is a patio area at the back. The interior has a single room that i saw, as all the old internal arrangement had been knocked into one. The front area is in yellow and wood panel, with the back area in brick, yellow and red split wall, with a yellow ceiling. There is a wood floor at the front, stone flag in the middle, where the serving bar is and a carpet at the back in the loungey area. There is a brick fireplace and red bench seats and stools. The walls have eclectic photos and prints, as well as bottles, mirrors and old metal signs - some on the ceiling. There were a couple of TVs, with the footy on, no music and a couple of dart boards. The service was fine and it was busy with a mixed crowd. Beer; the usual tap stuff with Wye Valley HPA, Holden's Golden Glow, Enville Ale and Abbot Ale. The Glow was decent. This is a quality pub; a nice pub with a cracking choice of beer. I will certainly be back here.