The Two Greens – Pub & Grill

1. Beautiful pub on a hill with great views over Wolverhampton.

   The service was great, we were greeted upon arrival, seated and then had a seamless dining experience. The woman that served us last Saturday was extremely friendly and attentive.

   We went out as a group of friends for lunch and had a nice, relaxing afternoon.

   Food was decent, your typical pub grub options and some healthier options too.

2. The Two Greens is a refurbished modern pub otherwise known as The Rock/Wacky Warehouse in its former life.
   The car park is up a hill and there was plenty of space available. When you enter the pub, there is a open and bright chic interior you are presented with. The host greeted us promptly at the entrance and we were shown to the table accordingly. The pub has amazing views in its beer garden at the rear overlooking Wolverhampton.

   Pros
   * Good atmosphere and vibe inside the pub during our visit.
   * Staff were attentive and friendly in their manner
   * All food ordered was presented well when received.
   * The meals were good value for money overall.
   * The general quality of the food overall was good.

   Cons
   * The time to receive the food and drinks order today was a little slower than expected given the level of trade at the time.
   * The toilets had minor cleanliness issues and appear a little dated in appearance.
   * The chicken was a little dry.
   * The steak although stated as a smothered steak could have had more BBQ sauce on it as a lack of it made it a little dry.
   * The car park could have been lit better.

   Overall we would visit again. 8/10.

3. Popped in here for the first time last week.

   The service was very good with very friendly staff, and the prices were quite reasonable. They accept Blue Light cards which was an added bonus.

   The food was amazing, really nice and we didn’t have to wait long for our order to come to the table.

   Will definately be going back.

4. Nice pub, spacious with a nice outdoor erea. We had Sunday lunch and it was decent. My Yorkshire pud was massive and nice and crispy. Three types of meat but my spuds and veg was a bit on the hard side i like them soft. I think it was about 16 quid so not the cheapest. Overall not bad will probably go back and try one of the other meals and probably a dessert. I couldn’t see any curries on the menu though which is disappointing.

5. Never been in before so tried it for a pint. Two ales on so tried the Greene King Mango Pale Ale. Thin and artificial tasting though improved by the end when it had warmed up a bit from being over chilled. Not cheap at £4.85. The layout and atmosphere felt a bit like a holiday resort pub rather than a community pub. Not for me but probably ok for younger people after lager. Cannot comment on food as did not eat. Pleasant view out of garden from a height across the area.

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