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The Red Cow, Walsall
Pelsall
Postal town: Walsall
WS3 4LF
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Soup Dragon left this review about The Red Cow
A detached pub cottage-styled Banks’s pub, with central doorway and Salmon coloured exterior.
The interior is open plan – a U-shape around the central serving bar. The décor is cream and wood panel with a couple of yellow patterned wallpaper chimney beasts and a white ceiling. There are a few old photographs and old adverts on the walls for a bit of interest. The last time I was in the sheer volume of the music (despite it being decent stuff) resulted in the locals having to shout at each other to be heard, not great, especially when every other word you hear regards copulation, but it was totally quiet on a Monday evening, except for Corrie on the TV. The service was ok, the clientele this visit a couple of locals.
The beer; no real ale anymore – the Banks's MILD handpull neglected, but it was available on keg, along with the usual stuff – it was OK.
A basic place, with nothing anymore for the real ale drinker.
On 18th March 2011
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Andy Ven left this review about The Red Cow
More of a locals' pub
On 24th August 2007
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- Real Ale : No last updated 18 March 2011 by Alan Hurdle
