THE Grapevine on High Street in Bromsgrove has reopened following a £60,000 facelift.
The refurbishment has seen the pub flooded with natural light following the introduction of large glass windows at the front of the pub creating an uplifting and welcoming atmosphere.
The outside of the Grapevine has also been spruced up with a lick of paint and the rooftop beer terrace now boasts new furniture and plants, creating a secret garden getaway, perfect for celebrating the last days of summer.
The Grapevine is also under new management with licensee Craig Whitehouse at the helm. Craig’s vision is to create a traditional community pub that offers a relaxing and friendly environment for the residents and visitors of Bromsgrove.
Whatever the occasion; meeting up with friends for a drink and a bite to eat or a place to rest up after a bit of shopping, the Grapevine fits the bill.
Craig and the team at the pub would like to celebrate the refurbishment by inviting Advertiser readers the opportunity to win a meal for four people, including drinks.
From fresh, vibrant salads to pub classics, such as lasagne, scampi & chips and great tasting burgers, hand pressed and cooked to order, The Grapevine has something to tempt everyone’s taste buds.
Four lucky winners will be able to treat their friends or family in this great competition. The Grapevine, 11-13 High Street, Bromsgrove, call 01527 559172 or see partyatthepub.co.uk/bars/the-grapevine/
Closing date for entries is Monday, September 19 at 9am. Entrants must be over 18 years old. Normal competition rules apply. This offer is non-transferable, subject to availability and change without notice. The prize winner will be notified by email or phone. Prize comprises a meal for four, drinks upon arrival and a bottle of sparkling wine. Not conjunction with any other offer. Prizes must be redeemed by 30th November 2011.
Please include your name, address and telephone number with your entry.
For your chance to win, all you have to do is answer this question: How much was the refurbishment of the Grapevine?
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