Generally the dimensions of a pub might be misleading from the skin, but it surely turns into large and spectacular when you step inside.
The Anvil in Shifnal is an efficient instance of that, wanting small to anybody strolling up however, within the phrases of licensee Eloise Sutton, being ‘a little bit of a Tardis’ because the doorways divulge heart’s contents to reveal giant areas for a bar, lounge and beer backyard.
The pub has been a characteristic of the east Shropshire city because the 1800s, becoming in with the terraced housing on Aston Highway.
It has undergone modifications through the years, with the latest change seeing an intensive refurbishment by Black Nation Ales in 2018, a refurbishment which featured the addition of a sheltered courtyard, astro-turf and the inclusion of recent bathroom services, together with a disabled bathroom.
It has been run since October 2018 by Tom and Eloise Sutton, who mentioned that the attraction to operating the pub had come from it being a Black Nation Ales pub, in addition to her husband being from close by Albrighton.
She says: “We would needed to work for Black Nation Ales, having beforehand labored for Marstons previous to coming right here in a pub close to Wolverhampton, as we all know all about them being a incredible firm to work for.
