The Salopian Bar — Restaurant in Great Britain

While the pub itself is fine, the clientele leaves much to be desired.

Halfway through a 10k walk, I decided it was high time to take a pit stop and have a beer. They have a wide selection of local ales on tap, and the person who served me was friendly.

I decided to take a seat outside, and that's when I had the unfortunate misadventure to meet "Steve", who immediately took insult to a young Indian male sitting outside. He "kindly" requested that I returned inside on my own. Not wishing to cause a scene, I duly obliged.

While I'm sure the mangement and bar itself is of a high standard, I was disappointed to meet Steve. I sincerely hope, for the sake of the future of the pub, fewer Steves frequent this establishment. In the time being, I would advise polite people to avoid this bar...

Pop in occasionally when I visit from Wolverhampton and I'll sit and watch a match in there as they have all the big games on at weekends and evenings and there's quite a few TVs or I'll just sit and chill with a quiet drink during the day, they've got a good selection of ales, lagers and ciders, I personally enjoy the Pravha and Staropramen on draft, roughly about £4.90 a pint, haven't tried the food so can't comment, bar snacks available crisps and nuts etc, large bar area with stools from street entrance and a huge seating area to the rear of pub with an aditional bar and a beer garden, I'd recommend this pub if you're into beer and live...

Two stars for the excellent selection of craft beer and real ales at reasonable prices. The pub itself is vile. Horribly decorated, with a cold, hard floor, cold, hard seating and football memorabilia everywhere. As another reviewer has said, it does smell and not in a nice way. There is nowhere to sit outside - other than next to the busiest road in town - and inside is more than likely to be an experience ruined by televised sport blaring out from every nook and cranny. ...