Pubs in Birmingham

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Wellington

37 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham B2 5SN

Stalwart of Birmingham’s real ale scene, this city centre pub has the feel of a community local at the heart of the second city. This pioneering pub offers 27 hand pulls over two floors, dispensing well kept ale and 3 traditional ciders. A huge range of whiskies is available; the ground floor offering scotch, with the rest of the world represented on the first floor bar. The suntrap roof terrace is a hidden urban gem. Regular quizzes, folk nights and cheese nights are held. Food is not served but you’re welcome to bring your own – plates, cutlery and condiments are provided.

Victoria

48 John Bright Street, Birmingham B1 1BN

The proximity of this pub to a theatre gives it a thespian air and is popular with patrons of the nearby Alexandra Theatre. The bar is in the centre of the pub and is surrounded by drinking areas with quirky Art work on the walls. There is a music and film quiz on a Wednesday night @ 7:30, live music on a Thursday, a DJ on a Friday and a club night on a Saturday. It has some benches for outside drinking.

Church

22 Great Hampton Street, Birmingham B18 6AQ

Everard’s Brewery and Soul Food Project founder Carl Finn have transformed the Church into the HQ of The Soul Food Project. Everard’s ales are always available. The place is influenced by the French quarter of New Orleans, without taking away from the heritage of this British pub. Their food focuses on the Cajun and Creole style from the Deep South of USA. Whisky tastings are one of their regular events. More info is available on their website.

Roebuck

16 Church Street, Birmingham B3 2NP

Busy city centre Fullers bar, situated close to St Philip's cathedral. Usually stocking three ales. Upmarket traditional food is served. Dishes include fish and chips, swordfish steak and vegetarian options. Private parties for up to 150 catered for.

New Inn

74 Vivian Road, Birmingham B17 0DJ

Real Ale Available

Cask Marque Accredited

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A traditional pub, the New Inn is a steakhouse situated in the leafy Birmingham suburb of Harborne and has been listed in street directories as far back as 1845.

Prince Of Wales

84 Cambridge Street, Birmingham B1 2NP

Black Country Ales have taken over the pub, and have reopened as planned before xmas 2021. Further, extensive, renovation work is due to take place in the new year, from mid Jan for approx 6 weeks. A tastefully restored Victorian back street local. The interior is a quirky blend of modern and traditional, with an L-shaped bar.

Garden House

160 Hagley Road, Birmingham B16 9NX

Large Chef and Brewer pub that could easily be missed from the Hagley Road. The interior is very interesting, as it has both original and mock-Tudor wooden beams, fireplaces and ornaments from stone jars to brasses. This 'old world' style adds to the relaxed ambience. However while the interior is attractive, the pub is regularly busy with locals, businesspeople and passers by. For a pub that prides itself on food, real ale is heavily featured on the bar.

Villa Tavern

307 Nechells Park Road, Birmingham B7 5PD

Situated a short walk from Aston station and Lichfield Road, easily accessible from the city centre. A splendid Victorian style pub, with intact bar, lounge and function room. Much original tiling and floors retained in the vestibule area. A traditonal community pub, well frequented by locals, and offering darts, pool and a regular quiz. Food is served every day except match days. Real Ale is on for Aston Villa home match weekends, with 4 handpulls.

Shakespeare Inn

Lower Temple Street, Birmingham B2 4JD

Part of the M&B Nicholson's chain, re-opened in December 2010, it resembles a smart Victorian pub, with traditional decor and discrete lighting. There is strong emphasis on food and the back is given over to diners.

Lamp Tavern

157 Barford Street, Birmingham B5 6AH

This hidden gem of a pub located in close proximity to Digbeth and the Arcadian areas. Usually has Hobson’s Mild plus four guests. It has been run by the friendly Eddie Fitzpatrick for 28 years. The pub has a homely feel, Folk club on Friday evenings, Jazz club on some Tuesday evenings. Local road parking only, but with good local bus routes nearby. Closes early if no customers, so ring ahead if intending a later visit. Monthly train spotters group hooks up 1st Wed of the month. Function room at the back holds about 35 people. Guest ales often from AJ's, Goff's, 3D, Froth Blowers, Rock n' Roll, Flipside, Milestone.

Old Moseley Arms

53 Tindal Street, Birmingham B12 9QU

This is a traditional 19th century pub; the left bar has an 80 inch screen for sport, the right bar has the juke box. Upstairs for functions, pool table and Sunday evening music; comfy sofas in the covered garden/smoking area. Superb Tandoori menu served 6-10.15 Mon-Thu; 6-11.15 Fri-Sat; 1-10.45 Sunday. Regular beer festivals feature 16 ales and two ciders. Live music featuring local talent upstairs every Sunday evening. Work has commenced on an upstairs restaurant.

Old Royal

53 Church Street, Birmingham B3 2DP

Elaborately designed Victorian pub with national emblems of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales incorporated into the leaded windows. This pub is often quite busy but with a mainly middle aged clientele. Food is traditional good value pub grub.

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