Pubs in Birmingham
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British Oak
1364 Pershore Road, Birmingham B30 2XS
This fine example of a roadside 1920s-style alehouse has a fine interior and features in CAMRA's National Inventory of Pub Interiors. The front bar can be very boisterous at times with large screen for sports whilst the rear rooms are more peaceful. Notice the fine wood panelling and superb fireplace in the rear bar. There is a large smoking area and a garden for alfresco eating in the summer months. Guest beers come from a seasonal portfolio.
Old Joint Stock
4 Temple Row West, Birmingham B2 5NY
Formerly The Old Joint Stock Bank, it is a Victorian Grade 2 listed building. Aside from regular and seasonal Fullers beers, the management supports the Locale scheme with two or three guests. The theatre hosts many performances throughout the year and also local comedians and live jazz. Good quality food is served, with now a changing menu.
Black Eagle
16 Factory Road, Birmingham B18 5JU
This Victorian pub retains many original features including Minton tiles on the bar. The pub consists of two small bars which can get crowded and a larger restaurant serving home cooked meals with daily specials. Licencee recently changed (April/May 2017). Quizzes held every other Monday.
Selly Park Tavern
592 Pershore Road, Birmingham B29 7HQ
An Ember Inns redbricked pub dating to 1901, run by the same manager for over ten years whose clientele is varied. Although it is only a large one roomed pub there are smaller areas so you can still get privacy. The two regular and four guest ales are served by friendly staff. There is an active bowling club and a skittle alley at the rear. Less than one mile from Edgbaston Cricket Ground, it is handy for visiting fans.
Briar Rose
25 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham B2 5RE
Large city centre Wetherspoon's pub that was formerly the first branch of the Abbey National. It is a simple, nicely decorated pub that has a 40 room Wetherlodge above it. Children are allowed in before 9pm providing they are having a meal. The guest beer range can feature one brewery at a time or carry a common theme and often features local micro breweries.
Bartons Arms
144 High Street, Birmingham B6 4UP
This Grade II* listed building is a classic example of late Victorian splendor. From the main bar the superb original stained glass windows can be viewed with the M&B logo as it was in 1901. There are ornate Minton tiles and a very fancy tiled staircase. The restaurant is well known for its excellent selection of Thai cuisine. As well as the regular Oakham beers and seasonals, at least one guest ale is usually available. Can get busy on Aston Villa home games.
Pennyblacks
132-134 Wharfside Street, The Mailbox, Birmingham B1 1XL
Situated on the canal front of the mailbox complex, this popular bar is simple yet chic and modern. It has some excellent views of the canal and the Cube next to it. Real ale no longer features unfortunately. The food served is traditional favourites prepared to a high standard. There are also specials to look out for.
Bull
1 Price Street, Birmingham B4 6JU
Country pub in the city centre located near Aston University, this friendly staffed popular back street local is one of the oldest pubs in Birmingham and has a snug, comfortable and homely feel. Two distinct drinking areas surround a U-shaped bar with smaller back room for more privacy. Large collection of jugs abounds with a number of old pictures and memorabilia. Small garden area at rear. Traditional, hearty pub food served. Guest beers change regularly. Eleven en-suite letting bedrooms are available at affordable rates.
Shakespeare
31 Summer Row, Birmingham B3 1JJ
Victorian red-brick small city centre local, part of the Nicolson's brand. Its near the Jewellery Quarter. The traditional bar has a small hatch to serve the rear snug which has a wonderful 'old fashioned' feel. Regularly changing guest ales feature with a good selection of traditional pub food.
Queens Arms
150 Newhall Street, Birmingham B3 1RY
A recently refurbished, classic Victorian corner pub, with exceptional outside tiled sign. Traditional food with a modern twist, sourced from local quality suppliers makes The Queens Arms a great place to eat. A quiz is held every Tuesday from 8.30pm. The pub is situated just outside the city centre, on the edge of the Jewellery Quarter. Will close early if quiet.
Anchor
308 Bradford Street, Birmingham B5 6ET
A Grade II listed building, on the national inventory, under new management from 2016, the multi-room pub serves up to four hand-pulled ales and one key-keg ale at any one time, usually including offerings from Birmingham and Wye Valley. Supports local breweries. Can get very busy when Birmingham City are playing at home. Real cider is also available. Dog-friendly with free treats. Vape friendly.
Prince of Wales
118 Alcester Road, Birmingham B13 8EE
Traditional Victorian pub that is a very lively place in the heart of Moseley village. At the front of the pub is a bar area with ten hanpumps, a real fire and a TV showing sports. At the rear is a snug area and cigar emporium. There is a large heated partial tent area, ideal to use any time of the year. A cocktail bar is also outside selling numerous foreign beers and various wines.