Chestnut Tree, Bescot, Wednesbury

A detached, modern family food place, with beer garden area. The name is a bit of a misnomer, as it sits on the edge of a retail park, with views of B&Q to one side, and the delights of the railway and M6 on the other. The pub is in undressed brick, with the most exciting feature being a dormer window. The interior is an L-shaped room, in red and cream, with some patterned wallpaper. There are two fireplaces, each with a mirror above and some bits of sculpture (tat to most of us) is dotted about. Old photos and prints are next to posters of offers. It is all foody, with a kid's play area, so i felt uncomfortable having a drink. The service was fine and everyone was eating - it was busy enough, no doubt with people falling out of the retail park shops. Beer; usual keg beers with Hobgoblin, Pedigree, Banks's Bitter and a decent enough Banks's MILD on handpull. This is a generic family food place.