ReviewA terraced corner pub, with a red and white exterior and a strange attempt to give a stone block, or rusticated effect by seemingly running a finger through wet plaster - a number of pubs had the same look around here.
The inside was mainly modern. Open plan, L shaped around the bar, the walls were beige and white, with wood panel. Some arty pictures mixed with decent water colours. There is darts and pool. Service was fine and the clientele mixed, but mainly the more mature and the bar area crowded. There is Sky TV.
Beer; tap stuff with Bass on handpull and the delightful Sharpe's Doombar, which was excellent.
Beer and service etc was fine, the building a little too modern for my taste, but worth stopping for one.
