Birmingham Branch Real Ale Pubs and Clubs

• Birmingham
  • 1000 Trades ku.gro.sedart0001@ofni(0121) 233 6293 16 Frederick Street Birmingham B1 3HE

    Bare boards and brickwork bar with two distinct areas. The front and bar area offers a small number of tables around an open fire, while the raised rear section has booth style seating for eating and drinking. Up to four cask beers are served, generally from small local and regional breweries along with four keg lines for craft beers. The food is upmarket and from guest chefs and pop-ups. Recent offerings have included POSH hot sandwiches from local chef Dan Lee who was champion of Masterchef: The Professionals in 2021, Pan Asian street food, and Caribbean fusion. Sunday lunches are popular and booking is advised. The upstairs room hosts a variety of events including open mic, theatre and themed music nights. It is available to hire for functions. The pin badge wall downstairs honours this 19th century building's history. Card payment only.

  • Actress & Bishop ku.oc.pohsibdnassertcaeht@ofni(0121) 236 7426 36 Ludgate Hill Birmingham B3 1EH

    One large room downstairs with 2 or 3 high tables and 2 low tables to sit at, so get in early if you want seating. Busy on Fridays and Saturdays when it can get very full, but a buzzing atmosphere with rock/indie music played a DJ. There is a smartphone quiz on a Monday nights. Upstairs there is a large room with a stage for the many live bands who play here. There is live music nearly every night. In the summer the decking area directly out the front provides a great place to sit and chat with friends.

  • Adam's ku.oc.tnaruatsersmada@ofni(0121) 643 3745 New Oxford House, 16 Waterloo Street Birmingham B2 5UG

    Michelin-stared restaurant in the heart of the city.

  • Amber Tavern (0121) 429 1657 321 Hagley Road West Birmingham B32 2AL

    Part of the Sizzling Pub & Grill brand, so expect an emphasis on food.

  • Anchor moc.htebgidrohcnaeht@nailuj(0121) 622 4516 308 Bradford Street Birmingham B5 6ET

    A Grade II listed building, on CAMRA's national historic inventory. The multi-room pub serves up to four hand-pulled ales and one key-keg ale at any one time. Supports local breweries. Can get very busy when Birmingham City are playing at home. Dog-friendly with free treats. Halves marked up above pro-rata. Card-carrying CAMRA members receive 25p off a pint of cask.

  • Arthur Robertson (0121) 332 5910 51-53 One Stop Retail Park, Walsall Road Birmingham B42 1AA

    A popular large open plan Wetherspoon at the One Stop shopping centre in Perry Barr. Named after Birchfield Harriers' very first Olympian and medal winner. The manager tries to keep three local guest ales available alongside the standard offerings when possible and it serves the standard Wetherspoon's food menu. It can get very busy when Aston Villa are playing at home.

  • Aston Manor Cricket Club ku.oc.tekcircronamnotsa@bulc(0121) 356 6537 Church Road Birmingham B42 2LA

    Fully licensed club bar for the local cricket team. The lounge features a snooker room. The function room can be hired for private events of up to 100 people.

  • Aston Old Edwardians Rugby Club (0121) 373 5746 Sunnybank Avenue Birmingham B44 0HP

    Real Ale is put on at the weekend.

  • Aston Tavern ku.oc.nrevatnotsa@ofni(0121) 328 0095 Aston Hall Road Birmingham B6 6LA

    Large Victorian styled pub, fully restored with various sofas, antique clocks and paintings on the wall. Victorian themed teas are served. Only open weekdays and when Aston Villa are playing at home. Door may be locked, in which case ring bell for entry. The pub dog doesn't like men. Not a pub on matchdays as entrance is £3 for adults, no charge for minors.

  • Attic Brew Co moc.ocwerbcitta@reeb(0121) 824 9900 29B Mary Vale Road Birmingham B30 2DA

    On-site taproom for Attic Brewery, founded in 2018. A large industrial unit with plenty of seating indoors and out, but can get busy at weekends. In 2023, they started brewing cask beer and at least one handpull is available. This is complemented by a wall of keg fonts featuring their own and guest beers. Card payment only. Street food vendor changes weekly (usually only available Fri and Sat).

  • Bacchus (0121) 632 5445 Burlington Arcade, New Street Birmingham B2 4JH

    Hidden away below the Burlington Hotel (formerly the Midland). This pub has many distinct areas of discrete seating, many with a unique historical theme. A separate dining area is available but meals can be eaten anywhere in the pub. The pub is one of the Nicholsons chain, part of M&B, and is handily situated opposite Grand Central tram stop and New Street station.

  • Bartons Arms ku.oc.smrasnotrab@ofni(0121) 333 5988 144 High Street Birmingham B6 4UP

    A famous Grade II* listed pub, famous for its historic, Victorian interior. Designed by architects James & Lister Lea for Mitchell & Butlers and opened in 1900. The pub is now an oasis in an area otherwise lacking in pubs. The pub gets very busy before and after Villa home games, with away fans welcome.

  • Bear & Staff (0121) 471 4207 861 Bristol Road Birmingham B29 6ND

    Large roadhouse pub on the edge of the student area: Selly Oak. The pub is traditional and comfortable and the locals friendly. Beers are from the Marston's range and typical pub grub including roast dinners & puddings on offer.

  • Beeches ku.oc.gnikeneerg@2371(0121) 358 6652 116 Thornbridge Ave Birmingham B42 2AE

    Large Greene King owned Hungry horse pub with standard range of Greene King Beers available. There is a large beer garden in the back of the pub. Pub has a dartboard. Meals are from 11am-10pm

  • Bell moc.sbupetagenots@mahgnimrib.enrobrahlleb(0121) 428 4609 11 Old Church Road Birmingham B17 0BB

    Off the beaten track by St. Peter’s church, this is a small, scenic pub. Picturesque, unusual shaped bowling green at back, now in use. Small but changing beer range and popular food including grill nights on Thursday. Quiz nights are held every Sunday.

  • Billesley ku.oc.gnikeneerg@3571(0121) 441 4190 Brook Lane Birmingham B13 0AB

    Part of the Hungry Horse chain, large well decorated and friendly pub with helpful staff. The Billesley is a pleasant pub with a menu offering a wide choice of traditional meals. It is an ideal destination for families with children being fully catered for.

  • Birmingham Brewing Company Taproom (0121) 724 0399 Unit 17 Stirchley Trading Estate, Hazelwell Road Birmingham B30 2PF

    Craft beer brewery and tap on Stirchley Trading Estate. The tap is open Thursday to Sunday, serving up to four cask beers and four kegs, including one low/no option. Also serves locally made ciders, as well as wines, spirits and soft drinks. Food is available at weekends from a changing lineup of street food vendors. A large outdoor seating area is available during summer months. All cask beer £4 on Sundays.

  • Black Eagle (0121) 523 4008 16 Factory Road Birmingham B18 5JU

    Classic Victorian pub with many original features including Minton tiles on the bar. It has a number of different rooms, starting with a tap room on the left and a lounge on the right. At the rear is an eating area although the pub does not serve food. There are menus for the pub down the road and Indian meals can be ordered from there and brought in.

  • Black Horse (0121) 477 1800 Bristol Road South Birmingham B31 2QT

    A Grade II listed Brewer's Tudor pub. It appears on CAMRA's National Historic Inventory pub after being refurbished and reopened by J D Wetherspoon in 2010. A multi-room pub with extravagant half-timbered exterior, baronial hall with tie-beam roof, and barrel-vaulted lobby. There is a large carpark to the side and a bowling green to the rear. A function room is available upstairs. Though the pub opens at 8am, alcohol is served from 9am.

  • Bournville Social Club (0121) 608 5556 91 Mary Vale Road Birmingham B30 2DN

    Members only social club in the heart of Bournville and one of the few venues in the area with an on-trade licence. Live entertainment most weekends. Function room available to hire. Separate snooker room with own bar. CAMRA members can visit as a guest of an existing member but cannot otherwise visit.

  • Brasshouse ku.oc.sbupetagenots@teertsdaorbesuohssarb(0121) 633 3383 44 Broad Street Birmingham B1 2HP

    This is a large multi roomed pub at the City Centre end of Broad Street. Handy for the Brindley Place area, NIA and Symphony Hall and its good canalside location make this pub popular with families and local workers alike although children are only allowed in if eating and must leave by 6.00pm.

  • Briar Rose (0121) 634 8100 25 Bennetts Hill Birmingham B2 5RE

    This large, city centre JD Wetherspoon has a number of eating and drinking areas. The main bar can get busy, especially after work and at weekends. Food and drink are the usual Wetherspoon's fare but guest beers can be interesting. Decorated in a 1930s art deco style, wall decorations show a number of prints and photographs of well-known Birmingham people and landmarks. The pub is named after paintings by Edward Burne-Jones, who was born over the road. Accommodation is available upstairs.

  • British Oak moc.liamg@kaohsitirbsgnikoob(0121) 758 5855 1364 Pershore Road Birmingham B30 2XS

    This fine example of a roadside 1920s-style alehouse has an historic interior and features in CAMRA's National Inventory. The front bar can be very boisterous at times, with large screen for sports, while 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. Food comes from permanent kitchen residents Original Patty Men. Guest beer from nearby Birmingham Brewing Co.

  • Bull ku.oc.mahgnimribllubeht@ofnI(0121) 333 6757 1 Price Street Birmingham B4 6JU

    A quirky country style pub in the centre of Birmingham, near Aston University. This friendly staffed popular backstreet 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. A collection of 300 jugs adorns the ceiling, along 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.

  • Bull's Head (0121) 486 2810 77 The Green Birmingham B38 8RU

    Large Marston's pub on the edge of the village green. The pub is a listed building, with a large function room with separate bar. Car parking is free for customers. Live sports shown, see website for details.

  • Bulls Head moc.clpbm@302600nub(0121) 702 0931 Stratford Road Birmingham B28 9EF

    Ember Inns pub in Hall Green that focuses on food offering.

  • Burning Soul Brewery Unit 1, 51 Mott Street Birmingham B19 3HE

    A brewery and taproom just off Great Hampton Street in Hockley. They serve 11 keykeg lines and one hand pull for cask beer (all meeting CAMRA's definition of live beer). Situated on an industrial estate, the decor is functional but comfortable. There is outdoor decking for the warmer months. A good range of canned beer is available. Opening hours can vary, check social media for details. Card payment preferred.

  • Cambridge ku.oc.gnikeneerg@4671(0121) 475 0126 6 College Street Birmingham B31 2US

    New build pub on the site of the former Rover factory.

  • Canalside Cafe (0121) 248 7979 35 Worcester Bar, Gas Street Birmingham B1 2JU

    Adjacent to Gas Street Basin towpath, a major mooring point for canal boats. The pub is full of history and was the fictional home of the character Stan Harvey of Crossroads fame. It is a cosy, intimate pub, long and thin inside with a snug room at one end. Seating outside on the towpath provides a view of the basin and there is level access to the bar at the end.

  • Charlie Hall (0121) 384 2716 49 Barnabas Road Birmingham B23 6SH

    Former bingo hall converted by Wetherspoon taking its name from the actor who appeared in 47 films with Laurel and Hardy. It is spacious, with a large open area, side booths and a separate family eating area.

  • Cherry Reds moc.sderyrrehc@elpoep(0121) 643 5716 88-92 John Bright Street Birmingham B1 1BN

    Stylish independent cafe bar a stone's throw from New Street station. The downstairs bar is small but there is additional seating available upstairs accessed via a steep staircase. Several cask ales available supplemented by a range of craft keg, bottles and cans. The food menu is extensive and freshly made with plenty of options for vegetarians. Well-known for their homemade cakes. Two function rooms available for hire.

  • Church ku.oc.qjhcruhceht@olleh07878 843703 22 Great Hampton Street Birmingham B18 6AQ

    Two room street corner pub with separate restaurant area and suntrap roof garden. Extensively refurbished in 2022 and now described as a pub and dining room. The main building has two rooms with a main bar and the other a snug for more relaxed drinking. Handy base from which to explore the Jewellery Quarter. High quality food menu available throughout the day. Card payment only.

  • Clumsy Swan (0121) 783 3777 1 Stoney Lane Birmingham B25 8YP

    Downstairs you will find a newly designed bar where you can grab a bite to eat, or a pint or both. Upstairs has a newly kitted out restaurant serving traditional pub food along with a few favorites.

  • Colmore ku.oc.pateromloc@ofni(0121) 238 1041 116 Colmore Row Birmingham B3 3BD

    Thornbridge Brewery & Pivovar converted & refurbished the former Lloyds Bank on Colmore Row as a bar in 2019. The Colmore incorporates a combination of Thornbridge beers on handpump, on draught & in bottle, with additional craft beers from Pivovar. The pub is welcoming to all, family friendly and serves bar snacks and pizza (including gluten-free & vegan options) made with Green Mountain IPA to complement the range of Craft Beers, wines and spirits including no less than twenty gins. There is a pool table downstairs.

  • Country Girl (0121) 472 7639 1 Raddlebarn Road Birmingham B29 6HJ

    Typical Ember Inns pub, which is no bad thing as the beer range tend to be interesting. The pub is regularly populated with students and locals alike. The patio at the rear is well used in the warmer months. Food is typical Ember fayre and the pub has events such as quizzes throughout the week. Refurbished in 2023.

  • Court Oak (0121) 428 4533 Balden Road Birmingham B32 2EH

    A spacious family pub with plenty of seating and tables. Large restaurant area and bar almost the full width of the pub. Part of the sizzling chain of pubs. Free wi-fi available via O2 sign up.

  • Covered Wagon (0121) 449 3230 298 Yardley Wood Road Birmingham B13 9JW

    A quiet roomy and well-decorated family oriented pub now serving 'desi-style' Punjabi and Indian food. It has an L shaped bar with a child free area. Live sport is also shown. There are limited disabled parking bays at the front of the pub and a larger parking area is at the side and rear of the pub. Moseley Bog is just around the corner. Table booking is recommended for evening dining.

  • Crane ku.oc.gnikeneerg@1871(0121) 742 3256 77 Cranes Park Road Birmingham B26 3SN

    A very large Hungry Horse family dinning pub.

  • Craven Arms moc.oohay@smranevarceht(0121) 269 4113 47 Upper Gough Street Birmingham B1 1JG

    This Grade II-listed early 19th-century former Holder's outlet, restored and refurbished in 2022 by Black Country Ales, sports an attractive blue-tiled exterior and a cosy one room interior. Handpulls take prominence on the bar and, in addition to three permanent Black Country beers, seven changing guest casks come from breweries across Birmingham and the West Midlands. Three changing craft keg lines. Cider available. Cobs, pork pies and sausage rolls are available at most times and a real fire may await when cold.

  • Crown (0121) 747 3922 Hurst Lane Birmingham B34 7HP

    Private members club open seven days a week. £5 fee to join. New members always welcome. Friendly atmosphere with food served daily. Membership not required to eat. All food under £8. Live music every Friday 5-8pm. There is an upstairs garden where, in summer, they host BBQs, curry nights and entertainment.

  • Dragon Inn (0121) 622 7850 Hurst Street Birmingham B5 4TD

    Wetherspoons pub next to the Arcadian, Chinese Quarter and Gay district. As you enter there is the bar with a large seating area moving around to the left. The decor is that fitting with most Wetherspoons and the food and ales reflect this.

  • Elizabeth Of York (0121) 442 5250 12A St Marys Row Birmingham B13 8JG

    This Wetherspoons shop conversion has two entrances, one from St Mary's Row and the other from the car park at the rear. It is a spacious and welcoming establishment in the centre of Moseley. The food menu is available with breakfast from 8am and typical Wetherspoons menu till 10pm. There is a regular Locale rotation of its beer. These are alongside the usual Wetherspoons ales. Fridays and Saturdays are very popular with a vibrant atmosphere.

  • Farthings moc.sbupetagenots@mahgnimrib.eltsacsgnihtraf(0121) 748 5817 Green Lane Birmingham B36 0AY

    A typical 60s style two room pub.

  • Fighting Cocks ku.oc.yelesomskcocgnithgifeht@yriuqne(0121) 449 0811 1 Saint Mary's Row Birmingham B13 8HW

    Large, traditional suburban pub in Moseley. Retains many of its original features including glass, windows and tiles. Mostly open plan with a number of segregate seating areas. See the display on the wall for how the pub would have originally looked.

    Beers from local brewer Birmingham Brewing Co and from St Austell, as well as a range of craft bottles and cans in the fridge. Discount of 20% off cask and craft on Tuesdays. CAMRA members get 20p off cask beer at all times. Flights of thirds are available but cost a fair bit more than ordering a pint. An extensive food menu is available with vegetarian and vegan options.

    A large beer garden is at the rear, perfect for rare sunny evenings. The pub is a keen support of local events. Was joint winner of Moseley in Bloom in 2023. A selection of board games are available to play.

  • Figure of Eight (0121) 633 0917 236-239 Broad Street Birmingham B1 2HG

    Huge Wetherspoon's pub in the heart of Broad Street, which takes its name from the fact that the canal network cut a figure of eight shape around Birmingham. The pub has bookshelves and the usual collection of old pictures of the area adorn the walls. Very popular with after work drinkers and is on the city centre drinking circuit so gets busy early evenings, Fridays and Saturdays. The pub has a dining only area and large beer garden.

  • Flapper ku.oc.reppalfeht@ofni(0121) 236 2421 Cambrian Wharf Birmingham B1 2NU

    Popular, music-centred pub alongside the canal and close to the NIA (Utilita Arena). The pub is useful for those attending shows at the arena and often has pre and post show events. Built in the 1950s, The Flapper was previously under threat from developers who wanted to close the pub and build housing in its place. At one point it was even closed long-term in an effort to prove the pub was unviable. But, following a failed planning appeal by the developers, the pub was reopened by staff in July 2021.

    One permanent beer is served with two rotating guest ales. With one of the largest beer gardens in Birmingham and a balcony overlooking the longboats in Cambrian Wharf, it is the ideal location for sunny afternoons. Thursday night is Quiz Night, with a £1 entry cost.

    The venue is card-payment only.

  • Fletchers ku.oc.efacnedragnehctik@srehctelf(0121) 443 4725 7A York Road Birmingham B14 7SA

    A bar, rather than pub, linked to Kitchen Garden. Single room with wooden floorboards & a part covered outside smoking area. Can be very busy during live events, be it cult favourites, tribute acts or comedians.

  • Fountain Inn (0121) 622 1452 102 Wrentham Street Birmingham B5 6QL

    Bar & hotel located just off Hurst Street in the heart of Birmingham's gay village.

  • Garden House (0121) 454 8315 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.

  • Glasshouse Tap moc.kooltuo@reebesuohssalg Unit 6B - Waterside Business Park Birmingham B30 3DR

    Brewery and tap for Glasshouse Brewery. Situated in an industrial estate alongside the canal, access is either from Pershore Road (and snake your way through the industrial estate) or from the path alongside the canal. Street food is usually available from changing vendors. Cask beer usually available alongside half a dozen of keg taps.

  • Golden Hind (0121) 356 6847 Kingstanding Road Birmingham B44 8JR

    2 Roomed pub with a small bar and large lounge, Pub serves 1 real ale – Greene King IPA. Bar has a dartboard.

  • Good Intent ku.tnetnidoogeht@tcatnoc(0121) 572 5788 32-33 Great Western Arcade Birmingham B2 5HU

    An up-market refurbishment in 2019 of a shop unit in the Great Western Arcade opposite Snow Hill station, the Good Intent is a "not-for-profit" pub operated by Craddocks Brewery. The management tell us "The aim of Craddock's Good Intent is to establish a bar in the heart of Birmingham and to donate all of its profits to charities and good causes. It would be amongst the first of its kind in the UK and we're excited by the prospect of being able to raise a glass and help good causes at the same time!" The pub has a ground floor bar with 6 hand pumps serving rotating Craddocks Ales and Guest Ales from the Midlands Area alongside Keg products, Wines, Spirits and Continental/Craft Beers. Sandwiches from nearby Anderson & Hill, a cheese specialist, are available on the bar. From there part of the upstairs cellar can be seen (they also have a cellar downstairs) Additional seating is available upstairs, and there is a function room available for hire. Do not be alarmed by the frequent rumbling and slight vibration from below, it is only the trains going through Snow Hill Tunnel below the pub!

  • Goose at the OVT ku.oc.sbupetagenots@kaOylleS.esooG(0121) 472 3186 561 Bristol Road Birmingham B29 6AF

    A popular pub with locals and students alike. It has an interesting exterior showing its frontage as the old Bournbrook Hotel and there is some nice tiles inside. The bar occupies a large area to the right as you enter and there is plenty of seating to the left. The Goose retains a sense of being a community pub and also a popular loud and bust student haunt. The OVT means 'Old Varsity Tavern'. Ale CLUB EVERY TUESDAY 2.25 a pint.

  • Great Stone (0121) 478 1254 158 Church Street Birmingham B31 2LU

    The Great Stone is in a quiet residential area of Northfield, right opposite the parish church. You could be convinced you were in a village! As it has been here for hundreds of years, it is a traditional pub with a fantastic beer garden. The pub is of an intimate size and there is good pub grub on offer. Quiz night every Tues 9pm.

  • Green Man moc.clpbm@701620nub(0121) 428 3581 2 High Street Birmingham B17 9NE

    A busy Mitchells and Butlers community pub furnished like other Ember Inns, offering reasonably priced food. Beer is priced competitively from the Ember portfolio. Regular quizes held on Wednesdays and Sundays. It is considered by some to be ideally placed for the start of a pub crawl at the beginning of the High Street.

  • Grey Lantern (0121) 236 5853 The Priory Queensway Birmingham B4 7LL

    Opened on Fri 26 Nov 2021. This venue is now a Sports Bar upstairs serving two real ales & a Nightclub downstairs. TV's dotted around upstairs with various seating styles from stools, too high chairs & two comfy sofas.

  • GreyHound (0121) 605 3504 361 Court Lane Birmingham B23 5JX

    Small local pub now serving two real ales.

  • Grove (0121) 554 3120 279 Grove Lane Birmingham B20 2HA

    The Grove, based on Grove Lane, is one of the oldest pubs in Handsworth (1891).

  • Gunmakers Arms moc.smrasrekamnug@ofni(0121) 236 8486 92 Bath Street Birmingham B4 6HG

    The pub is a Regency period, Grade II listed building in the historic Gun Quarter. The tap house of Two Towers Brewery, which is located at the rear, sharing a courtyard drinking area. Brewery tours available by arrangement. Range of Two Towers ales available with occasional guest ales. It is a small, pleasant, back street pub just off the City’s inner ring road and a five minute walk from Snow Hill Station. There is one large bar at the front with snug seating areas and a smaller separate room at the rear. Regular events include a Student Night on Monday with a quiz, Open Mic on Wednesday, Karaoke on Saturday and live music on a Sunday.

    Thai food, cooked in the on-site kitchen, provides an affordable and enjoyable option for eating.

  • Harborne Club ku.oc.bulcenrobraheht@yraterces(0121) 427 1638 39 Albany Road Birmingham B17 9JX

    A gem of a club if you can find it! The Harborne Club, a private members club welcomes CAMRA members by signing the attendance book. Two well kept ales are available. A snooker room is upstairs. Worth noting that the club does not open until 5.30 on the evenings. Can show major sporting events.

  • Harborne Stores moc.sbupetagenots@mahgnimrib.serotsenrobrah(0121) 428 3121 109 High Street Birmingham B17 9NP

    Harborne Stores is situated in the middle of Harborne. On Friday and Saturday night a live DJ 7pm to midnight.

  • Hare & Hounds ku.oc.htaehsgniksdnuohdnaerah@ofni(0121) 444 2081 106 High Street Birmingham B14 7JZ

    A Grade II listed building, which dates back to 1907, on the corner of High Street & York Street. Art Nouveau tiles on the walls of the York Road entrance and stairs. An L shaped bar greets you as you come in, with original mirrors behind the bar and parts of the bar itself. The atmosphere is relaxed and staff are very friendly. Two upstairs venue spaces are available for hire. There are regular live music nights spanning a wide range of tastes. A wall plaque commemorates UB40's first gig in 1979.

  • Hazelwell (0121) 486 3638 Pineapple Road Birmingham B30 2SY

    Large roadside pub, part of the Sizzling Pub & Grill brand.

  • Head of Steam ku.oc.maetsfodaeheht@mahgnimrib.selas(0121) 643 6824 Somerset House, 36 Temple Street Birmingham B2 5DP

    The Birmingham edition of the Camerons' Head of Steam chain. It features a large and spacious interior, split across three levels, decorated in a steampunk style. An island bar occupies the centre of the middle level. Plenty of seating and booths for people to enjoy a wide variety of food and drinks. Seven handpulls showcase Camerons' own beers and offerings from local and national breweries. Keg lines include international beers such as Delirium and La Chouffe. Wide range of beers from around the world in bottles and cans.

  • Hen & Chickens moc.liamg@yelkcohsnekcihcdnaneh(0121) 236 3121 27 Constitution Hill Birmingham B19 3LE

    Desi pub on the edge of the Jewellery Quarter and in easy reach of the city centre. Serves a mix of authentic curries and side dishes alongside their famous mixed grill. Popular with sports fans thanks to screens throughout the pub.

  • High Field moc.sbuphcaep@dleifhgih(0121) 227 7068 22 Highfield Road Birmingham B15 3DP

    Modern bar and restaurant in the heart of Edgbaston. While the focus is on food, at the front is a separate bar serving up to three cask-conditioned beers.

    The building is art deco and tastefully decorated inside. On entering, to the right is the separate bar area with the rear given over to diners in this large open plan building. Toilets are upstairs, but an accessible toilet is available on the ground floor. There is also a large beer garden with plenty of seating and ideal for the odd sunny day.

  • Highbury ku.oc.liamtoh@buPyrubhgiH(0121) 472 8630 Dads Lane Birmingham B13 8PQ

    Community pub named for the nearby Highbury Hall. Family friendly with food available and live sports shown. Live music on regularly.

  • Hop & Scotch moc.murbhctocspoh@ofni(0121) 679 8807 9 Institute Rd, Birmingham Birmingham B14 7EG

    One room micropub situated just off of King's Heath High Street. Emphasis is on convivial conversation and drinking, for regulars, locals and visitors alike. Five cask beers usually local from the likes of Green Duck, Kinver, Malvern Hills, Hobsons & Infinity. A mixture of local & national craft beer, a cider and a German beer, on keg/keykeg, available across 10 taps. Also sells bottled and canned ales. Beers available displayed on a chalk board to the left of the bar. Various seating areas and styles available. Can get busy in the evenings with a varied age range. Food is crisps and nuts. Dog friendly and dog snacks available.

  • Hop Garden (0121) 427 7904 19 Metchley Lane Birmingham B17 0HT

    Small and cosy, just off the main High Street. The pub is serious about craft beer – to the point of rarely stocking many mainstream products. It serves five real ales from small and local breweries, three craft beers and four traditional ciders. There is also an interesting selection of bottled beers. The décor is original and eclectic. Outside there is heated seating for 82 people.

  • Hornet (0121) 789 5920 991 Alum Rock Road Birmingham B8 2LY

    Herbert Austin's famous motor works stood near this Wetherspoon pub, which bears the name of his famous Wolseley Hornet model, produced from 1930 until the mid-1970s. The usual selection of house beers and lagers are found and food is the usual Wetherspoon menu. It is somewhat smaller than the average Wetherspoon house and quite dimly lit. There are a few seats out front, and there is a rear patio area.

  • Hunters Moon ku.oc.gnikeneerg@3271(0121) 749 2595 220 Coleshill Road Birmingham B36 8BE

    Part of the Greene King Hungry Horse chain. Food is a big focus here which tends to be cheap and cheerful. Quiz night Wednesdays. Karaoke Friday night, DJ Saturday night. Live band every last Wednesday.

  • Indian Brewery Snowhill (0121) 296 9000 Arch 16, Queensway Arches, 214 Livery Street Birmingham B3 1EU

    Taphouse and restaurant for the nearby brewery on Mary Ann Street. Under the railway arches of Snow Hill Station. Serving up to 15 beers on cask and keg. Menu consists mainly of Indian street food. They also specialise in loaded 'fat naans'. Walk-ins possible, but booking is recommended.

  • Ivy Leaf Social Club (0121) 743 3549 2296 Coventry Road Birmingham B26 3JR

    Saturday may be closed for functions

  • Jewellers Arms moc.kooltuo@smrasrellewej(0121) 269 4110 23 Hockley Street Birmingham B18 6BW

    A cosy pub, acquired by Black Country Ales in late 2017. It has up to eleven real ales and two ciders. Gets busy in the evenings. No separate bar as the pub is now all open plan. There is a real fire at one end of the pub, perfect for cold winter nights. A function room is available upstairs.

  • Junction ku.oc.enrobrahnoitcnujeht@yriuqne(0121) 428 2635 212 High Street Birmingham B17 9PT

    This distinctive Victorian building from 1904 dominates the High Street. Constantly changing beer range of up to six ales and quality food is served from an open plan kitchen to a separate dining area. Secluded beer garden at the rear. Quiz nights every Monday. The pubs original tiles can be viewed in the corridor leading to the toilets. Burger deal Thursdays, Sandwich deal 12-5pm Mon-Fri.

  • Keg & Grill (0121) 632 6231 Unit 1, 20 Suffolk Street, Queensway Birmingham B1 1LW

    Formerly of Upper Gough Street, this well loved Desi pub moved closer to the city centre in October 2023. The menu is filled with desi pub classics such as curry and mixed grills.

  • Kings Arms ku.oc.stropnevadybsmrasgnikeht@ofni(0121) 759 2244 290 Alcester Road South Birmingham B14 6EN

    Large Davenports Brewery pub focusing on food. Refurbished in 2024 and renamed the Kings Arms (previously The Crown). Part of their My Local brand.

    Drinks are from Davenports Brewery and national breweries. Food offering is typical pub grub (fish and chips, burgers and curry). Offers on throughout the week.

  • Kings Head (0121) 277 4130 Hagley Road Birmingham B17 8BJ

    The Kings Head’s exterior is 19th Century and inside you’ll find special features such as a huge solid oak staircase, ornate ceilings and exquisite Victorian tiles. There is a patio are the rear. The food is Maharaja’s Spice Express, with an Indian Railway theme to the restaurant.

  • Kings Heath Cricket & Sports Club moc.liamg@1bulctekcirceht(0121) 444 1913 Charlton House, 247 Alcester Road South Birmingham B14 6DT

    A welcoming two-roomed sports club, just south of Kings Heath. Upon entering, the right-hand room is a small, cosy lounge, while the left-hand room is a large sports bar complete with two large TV screens, a darts board and several snooker tables. There is parking to the front of the building, as well as a large Pay and Display car park to the rear. Holds regular quiz nights and live music in the function room. CAMRA members are asked to ring buzzer to get in & sign the visitors guest book.

  • Kingstanding Inn (0121) 384 8094 72 Warren Farm Road Birmingham B44 0QN

    Pub and hotel not far from Sutton Park.

  • London & North Western ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@0347p(0121) 643 7527 Birmingham New Street station Birmingham B2 4QE

    This Wetherspoons opened in Grand Central/New Street Station in November 2022 after a £2.4million conversion. The pub is named after the Victorian rail company that originally operated between Birmingham and the capital. Standard Wetherspoons offering is available, including food throughout the day. Children are welcome until 9pm.

  • Lost & Found ku.oc.dnuofdnatsol-eht@ofni(0121) 643 9293 8 Bennett's Hill Birmingham B2 5RS

    A grade two listed building which was once an old bank (hence the writing on the exterior). It's now a premium cocktail bar, with subdued lighting throughout with dark wood furniture. The bar is broken up into a number of different seating areas, both open and secluded. The building is ornate throughout with a focus on the natural world. There should be three ales on sale but it can sometimes be difficult to know as there may be no pump clips on the handpulls, so it's best to ask. There is a small, secret bar room to be found, as well as a meeting room available.

  • Malt House (0121) 633 4171 75 King Edward's Road Birmingham B1 2NX

    A former maltings, located in a picturesque canal-side setting next to the NIA (Utility Arena) in Brindley Place. Therefore, it can be busy when concerts and other events are on. The pub is large open plan, with bright, tasteful decor, with plenty of seating, including an upstairs area both inside and on a balcony outside. The food is typical pub grub. Alongside CAMRA discount, the pub offers discount to Blue Light personnel and the AA. Outside seating area due to be upgraded summer 2022.

  • Manor Farm (0121) 747 2908 Chester Road Birmingham B35 7AF

    This is a Farmhouse Inn family friendly pub with a Wacky Warehouse.

  • Midland Art Centre Arena Bar ku.oc.stracam@ofni(0121) 446 3232 Cannon Hill Park Birmingham B12 9QH

    Closing times may vary according to what functions are on.

  • Moseley Rugby Club ku.oc.ybguryelesom@ofni(0121) 443 3631 Yardley Wood Road Birmingham B13 0PT

    In the clubhouse on match days there is a lively, crowded but friendly atmosphere with the home supporters mixing with supporters of clubs from all areas of England and sometimes Wales. The players are often in the bar after the match. Much of the drinking is done whilst watching the match outside, so plastic ‘glasses’ are used. There are food concessions selling hot food and teas. TV screens show rugby results and televised games. There are often musical acts after the game. Match days open 1.00 till 11.00

  • Navigation (0121) 451 1090 1 Wharf Road Birmingham B30 3LS

    Reopened December 2021 as a Wetherspoon after a sympathetic refurbishment and extension of the original premises, following three years of closure. One large, open plan room with plenty of seating and a long bar across the back. There are more secluded areas at the edges. The pub has exposed timbers and brickwork and an open fireplace. Large number of old photos and information on King's Norton Green, which is nearby, the surrounding area, and historic local persons. Usual Wetherspoon food and beer range but guest beers can be interesting, from smaller breweries. There is a large outdoor paved drinking area to the front and rear.

  • New Inn (0121) 792 6027 74 Vivian Road Birmingham B17 0DJ

    A former Marston's pub reopened by Joule's in May 2024. A traditional street corner pub just off the Harborne High Street dating back to 1845.

    The pub is long and narrow with two distinct drinking areas. The main bar is situated to the right as you enter, but a separate bar in the room on the left is sometimes open. The left-hand room is mainly for diners.

    Four handpulls dispense Joule's beers, with three permanent and one rotating - often the seasonal Joule's offering.

  • Norton's of Digbeth moc.htebgidsnotron@retep(0121) 250 4241 39-45 Meriden Street Birmingham B5 5LS

    A modern Irish bar in the heart of Digbeth. Three handpulls available, with Church End on permanently, plus local breweries such as Purity, Attic and Birmingham Brewery Company. The bar area is large with several dozen tables and space for 500 people. An outside music area in the back garden. Food offering mainly pizzas.

  • O'Neill's (0121) 428 3946 310 High Street Birmingham B17 9PU

    Rebranded as O'Neill's in summer 2023.

  • Old Contemptibles (0121) 200 3310 176 Edmund Street Birmingham B3 2HB

    A Nicholsons pub very popular with office workers in central Birmingham. Handily located close to Snow Hill Station. A large, single wood-paneled room is divided into distinct drinking areas, with a cosy snug at the rear. A changing range of beers are served from seven hand pulls on the bar. The pub name derives from the British Expeditionary Force who fought in France in the First World War. Hearty food is available.

    Note: management policy is to display all pump clips regardless of availability.

  • Old Court moc.sbupetagenots@htaehsgnik.truocdloeht(0121) 443 5293 70 High Street Birmingham B14 7JZ

    Busy pub on edge on High St, food is nice, service can be slow, about 3 TV showing various sports throughout the pub. No car park though buses quick & frequent.

  • Old Crown moc.nworcdloeht@xela(0121) 248 1368 188 High Street Birmingham B12 0LD

    Large, multi-room, timber-clad Grade I listed building, The Old Crown is reportedly not only Birmingham's oldest pub, but also it's oldest secular building. There is a large outside area with covered seating. Food offering throughout the week includes pub classics and sometime food pop-ups. Sunday lunches served.

  • Old Hare & Hounds ku.oc.snnirebme@landersdnuohdnaerahdloeht(0121) 457 9743 426 Lickey Road Birmingham B45 8UU

    A large one roomed Ember Inn pub situated at the foot of the Lickey Hills. Near to buses from the city centre, Halesowen, Bromsgrove and Redditch. There is a discount on the price of real ales on Mondays. The pub also has open fires in the winter. Good quality food is served daily. The pub also has a beer garden and a covered smoking area. Music quiz is on Wednesday nights & a general quiz is held Sunday nights. No alcohol until 11:30 on Saturday.

  • Old House At Home (0121) 427 8756 193 Lordswood Road Birmingham B17 8QP

    A family pub from the Fayre and Square brand. Familiar pub Fayre with the standard meal price offers such as meals for £10. 3 ale pumps with 2 regularly available. Has a Wacky Warehouse attached to the side and a small garden area. Plenty of parking and bus stops right outside.

  • Old Joint Stock ku.oc.srelluf@kcotstniojdlo(0121) 200 1892 4 Temple Row West Birmingham B2 5NY

    Large Fullers owned pub, formerly The Old Joint Stock Bank, it is a Victorian Grade 2 listed building. Large central island bar, with impressive bar back, surrounded by comfortable seating. Regular and seasonal Fullers, Gales & Dark Star beers, with occasional guests. The theatre hosts many performances throughout the year and also local comedians and live jazz. Good quality food is served, with a changing menu. Card payment only.

  • Old Moseley Arms moc.liamg@smrayelesomdlo(0121) 440 1954 53 Tindal Street Birmingham B12 9QU

    An oasis in an otherwise cask ale desert. Two-roomed traditional pub with a central bar. The left-hand room, as you enter, has an 80 inch screen for sport, with a smaller TV above the bar in the right-hand room. No screens in the rear seating area, popular with diners. Also boasts a large, covered patio for warmer weather. Function room upstairs. A superb tandoori menu is served evenings and all day Sunday. Conveniently located for Edgbaston cricket ground.

  • Patrick Kavanagh bup.yelesomvaktap@ofni(0121) 449 5176 142 Trafalgar Road Birmingham B13 8BX

    Large pub just off the high street in Moseley. There are several hand pumps serving real ale. Large screen show sports. There is a beer garden to the rear of the pub. Food can be ordered from the pizza shop across the road to be delivered to the pub, when open.

  • Physician ku.oc.ecirpdnagninnurb@naicisyhp(0121) 272 5900 36 Harborne Road Birmingham B15 3DH

    An upmarket pub located in the large historic former BMI building that used to house the vast Sampson Gangee Library for the History of Medicine. It has been sympathetically converted to a multi-room pub with an emphasis on good food. The main bar has high tables and chairs with easy chair seating around an open fireplace. The subsequent rooms are laid out for food with dining tables and chairs. A range of ales are available along with wines, gins and spirits. The extensive food menu changes daily.

  • Plough ku.oc.enrobrahhguolpeht@eciffo(0121) 427 3678 21 High Street Birmingham B17 9NT

    A food-led pub in the heart of Harborne. 2-4-1 pizzas all day Monday (not Bank Holiday), 2-4-1 burgers all day Tuesday. Sunday night is Quiz Night, starting at 7:30pm. Beer can be expensive compared to other local watering holes. Card payment only.

  • Post Office Vaults ku.oc.stluaveciffotsop@netxis(0121) 643 7354 84 New Street Birmingham B2 4BA

    A subterranean pub, situated close to New Street Station and accessed by a single red door on New Street near Victoria Square or from the rear on Pinfold Street. They serve six real ales, a selection of ciders, a large selection of foreign bottled beers, and a range of cans and bottles. A destination pub for foreign beer enthusiasts. Food isn't served but customers are welcome to bring their own. Cutlery can be provided. There is free to play bar billiards.

  • Prince of Wales ku.oc.yelesomecnirpeht@enaid(0121) 449 4198 118 Alcester Road Birmingham B13 8EE

    Victorian pub that was sympathetically refurbished in April 2023. The pub is comprised of several drinking areas. The front entrance from the street opens to a main bar area with table seating, a mixture of wooden and tiled flooring, and (original?) leaded glass windows. There are two screens that show live sport. In the rear of the pub are two smaller drinking areas, both with leather seating around the length of each. All three rooms contain real fires for keeping warm in the winter.

    The rear passageway is decorated using traditional tiling and leads to an extensive beer garden, popular in the summer months and at weekends. There is further covered seating in an outdoor cocktail bar.

    Five handpumps serve real ale, with Timothy Taylor's Landlord, Oakham Bishops Farewell and Wye Valley Butty Bach as regular beers.

  • Prince of Wales moc.liamg@acbselawfoecnirp(0121) 269 4125 84 Cambridge Street Birmingham B1 2NP

    A well-loved pub that continues to thrive after a sympathetic refurbishment by Black Country Ales in 2022. This single room pub is a welcome oasis for the community, close to Centenary Square, the ICC , NIA and the Rep Theatre. Expect the usual BCA beers plus up to seven guests. Freshly-made cobs and pasties are on offer. Quiz night is fortnightly on Tuesday. An interesting display of old views of Birmingham adorn the walls.

  • Pure Craft Bar & Kitchen moc.srabtfarcerup@ofni(0121) 237 5666 30 Waterloo Street Birmingham B2 5TJ

    Purity Brewery's first outlet, set in a traditional building with an industrial interior in the centre of the Business District. The open and welcoming bar features Purity beers on cask and 14 keg lines, including some guests from smaller breweries. Basic seating in the main bar area and two smaller rooms downstairs. The latter two are available to book for functions. There is an emphasis on gourmet food and tables are available to book online. Can get busy with office crowd after work.

  • Queens Arms ku.oc.mahgnimribsmrasneeuqeht@ofni(0121) 285 4803 150 Newhall Street Birmingham B3 1RY

    Classic grade II Victorian corner pub with outside tiled signage. Refurbished in late 2022 and again in 2024, the interior is open plan with a central bar that retains it heritage. Comfortable seating is found at either end and there is a sheltered smoking area at the rear.

  • Queens Head ku.oc.mahgnimribdaehsneeuqeht@ofni(0121) 236 0345 28 Steelhouse Lane Birmingham B4 6BJ

    Reopened as the Queens Head in 2022 (both in tribute to its former name and in honour of the Platinum Jubilee). Extensive work has been undertaken inside and out to give the pub the Davenport's feel. Cask ale not always available. Pump clips not turned around when beers unavailable.

    Food is served all day. An extensive menu has a good range of vegetarian options as well as pub classics. Afternoon Tea is availably by booking only.

  • Railway (0121) 643 7167 Hill Street Birmingham B1 1PU

    Formerly the Brighthouse. It has a smart appearance with images of the railway (it is opposite New Street Station) on the walls. Five handpulls on the main bar (Hill St side) serving national brands, and four more on the other bar (John Bright St side). Not all in use.

  • Raven (0121) 747 2482 Hodge Hill Road Birmingham B34 6DR

    Open Family friendly pub with a large Garden area.

  • Red Lion bup.yelkcohnoilder@reganam(0121) 233 9144 95 Warstone Lane Birmingham B18 6NG

    Traditional two-roomed pub, bought by Joule's Brewery in 2024.

  • Red Lion (0121) 444 2803 229 Vicarage Road Birmingham B14 7LY

    A Grade II listed imposing Neo-Gothic designed pub built in 1908. It has an open plan design decorated in the Ember Inns style that incorporates original features. It was refurbished in 2023. There is a large garden at the front and plenty of parking spaces to the rear. There is a focus on food, but three or four cask beers are available at all times. Regular quizzes are held Sundays and Thursdays and poker on a Monday night. Ale price reduced by £1 on Monday and Thursday.

  • RedBeer'd reeb.dreebder@olleh 1891 Pershore Road Birmingham B30 3DJ

    Micropub in a converted shop, over two floors. Conveniently located for Kings Norton railway station. Serving two cask hand pulls and up to 10 keg taps. Beers are often from local breweries. They also serve up to four ciders or perries from Hogans and Oliver's.

    Comfier seating is available on the ground floor, while upstairs are chairs and barrels. Toilet is located upstairs. Dogs welcome and encouraged. Third and half pints available. Card payment only. Drinkers can bring outside food.

  • Rock & Roll Brewhouse 07922 554181 19 Hall St Birmingham B18 6BS

    A quirky brewery taproom well worth checking out on the first floor above the brewery, in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter. Three real ales are available, all brewed on-site and vegan. There is a focus on a love of music, with memorabilia adorning the walls, books available to read and live music at the weekends. When live music isn't being performed a set list of vinyls are played, often themed around music news that week. Check social media for details. Can get busy when bands are playing. Last orders are 30 minutes before closing time (which is strictly adhered to!).

  • Roebuck (0121) 233 3666 16 Church Street Birmingham B3 2NP

    Busy city centre Fullers bar, situated close to St Philip's cathedral, recently (2021) reverting to more of a pub feel. Usually stocking three real ales. Craft beer also on tap, in Bottle & cans. Largely open plan with various alcoves. Private parties for up to 150 catered for.

  • Rose Villa Tavern ku.oc.nrevatallivesor@ofni(0121) 729 9851 172 Warstone Lane Birmingham B18 6JW

    Grade-II listed pub, on CAMRA's heritage list, at the heart of the Jewellery Quarter. Visitors should look out for the original tiling and stained glass windows. Live sports shown on TVs throughout. Tuesday night is quiz night. The upstairs function room is available to hire, with a private bar and buffet menu available. Real ale not always available.

  • Rowheath Pavilion ku.oc.noilivaphtaehwor@ofni(0121) 458 1711 Heath Road Birmingham B30 1HH

    Set in a parkland. Runs a few small Beer Festivals a year.

  • Ruin moc.htebgidniureht@ofni(0121) 643 5811 92 Floodgate Street Birmingham B5 5SR

    The Ruin - a quirky take on an old pub building. Inspired by the DIY approach of some of Europe’s cooler cities and with a wide selection of keg, cask and bottle. Menu includes goulash, koftas and plenty of vegan and gluten free options. Roast dinners on Sundays. Regular food pop-ups.

  • Sacks Of Potatoes (0121) 503 5811 10 Gosta Green Birmingham B4 7ER

    A traditional lively pub set in the heart of the Aston University campus. The pub is popular with students and local office staff.

  • Saint Paul's House moc.esuohsluaptnias@ofni(0121) 272 0999 15-20 Saint Paul's Square Birmingham B3 1QU

    This is a hotel bar and restaurant which has one large, welcoming room separated into several areas with quite background music playing. Lots of comfy seating was available and there were plenty staff. Most of the space seems to be set up for dining rather than drinking. The is an outside area/beer garden which has comfortable, plush seating and a retractable canopy. A cocktail/spirits bar can also be found in the outside area.

  • Saltley Inn (0121) 327 1042 37 Washwood Heath Road Birmingham B8 1RS

    Friendly pub where all are welcome including children & dogs. Caters for parties & functions. 22 En-suite accommodation available.

  • Scott Arms moc.sbupetagenots@mahgnimrib.smrattocs(0121) 358 7145 Newton Road Birmingham B43 6BN

    A friendly locals pub, situated on one of the busiest road junctions in Europe. Sports TV is shown throughout and food is available every day. The pub is split into two rooms, a large lounge and a small bar (the bar is 21+ only). On the last Saturday each month the pub has live entertainment (see social media for details). The pub is strictly over 18s only. Pay and display car park available.

  • Selly Park Tavern (0121) 472 4392 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. 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.

  • Shakespeare moc.sbupsnoslohcin@worremmuseraepsekahS(0121) 236 8702 31 Summer Row Birmingham B3 1JJ

    Victorian red-brick small city centre local, part of the Nicolson's brand, 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. Recently refurbished (summer 2022)

  • Shakespeare Inn (0121) 616 2196 Lower Temple Street Birmingham B2 4JD

    Nicholsons pub in the city centre, close to New Street station and the Metro. Impressive bar back with wood and glass. More relaxed seating at the rear, though there is strong emphasis on food and preference is given over to diners. Can get busy during evening & weekends. Outside seating is popular in decent weather.

  • Sheldon Hall (0121) 788 1135 Gressel Lane Birmingham B33 9US

    Sheldon Hall is a 16th-Century Grade II Listed Manor House now run by Crown Carveries. It is fairly open plan family friendly pub.

  • Sheldon Heath Social Club (0121) 743 6783 Brays Road Birmingham B26 1NS
  • Sheldon Marlborough Cricket Club moc.loa@bewccms(0121) 784 9191 Foliot Fields Birmingham B25 8RF

    Spacious Safe Family and pet friendly environment focused on the development and playing of Cricket with five senior teams and three junior teams playing at weekends and midweek. The club has a fun atmosphere and runs events for fundraising including Quiz nights, occasional Beer Festivals, and fun days.

  • Silhill Brewery Taproom 44 Bracebridge Street Birmingham B6 4PE

    Situated in an industrial estate in the Aston/Newtown area of the city, Silhill relocated here in 2024 from Catherine-de-Barnes. The brewery and tap are in a basic industrial unit with the brewery separate from the one room bar area.

    Plenty of seating is available, including outdoor seating when the weather allows. There are eight handpulls, though only four in use at the moment serving a range of Silhill beers.

    Food is available from various pop-up retailers at weekends. Live music and DJ sets at weekends on the first floor, separate from ground floor drinking area.

    Note: During winter the tap is only open for Aston Villa home games and pre-arranged brewery tours. See their social media for details.

  • Sly Old Fox moc.xofdloylseht@tcatnoc(0121) 622 5080 54-56 Hurst Street Birmingham B5 4TD

    Recently refurbished (2021) Victorian two roomed pub, with stained glass windows, located between Chinatown and the gay village. A central bar serves both a public room with wood brass decor and a carpeted lounge with comfortable seating. The venue is theatre themed with many framed posters adorning the walls. Can get busy with a mixed clientelle when performances are on at the Hippodrome Theatre opposite, or the nearby Glee Club. Guest beers are often from Backyard, Milestone and Slaters.

  • Soloman Cutler (0121) 366 9320 Broad Street Birmingham B1 2DS

    Large open plan Lloyd No. 1. As it is a part of the Wetherspoons chain the beer range can at times be quite exciting. As it is a Lloyds it can get very loud with music in the evening and late night and can charge to get in.

  • Sommar Brew Co Unit 3b, Utilita Arena, Canal side Birmingham B1 2AA

    Brewpub and tap for the Sommar brewery, with the brewkit on display within the premises. Twenty beer lines are a mix of keg & key-keg, about 50/50 between Sommar & other micro-breweries from around the country. Flights of four thirds available. Food is predominantly burgers and chicken, though guest caterers do appear from time to time. Newly opened post lockdown. Live beer menu available on Untappd, also shown on a large screen by the bar. Can get busy when events are held at the NIA due to its location - open on Sun-Tues if there is an event.

  • Spotted Dog (0121) 772 3822 104 Warwick Street Birmingham B12 0NH

    A multi-roomed traditional pub of Irish character, old fashioned & family owned since 1985. Rugby & Irish Sports are shown on large screen TVs. Features an extensive covered patio garden and smoking area with heaters, large real fireplace, barbeque, projection screen and eclectic adornments. Hand pulls are split over the two bar areas, so make sure you move around to see the full range.

    Traditional Irish music nights on alternate Mondays, Jazz nights on Tuesdays. Home of Na Madrai Golf Society and the Digbeth O'lympics.

    Can be busy when Birmingham City play at home. There is a £5 minimum for card payments.

  • Spread Eagle (0121) 708 0194 1146a Warwick Road Birmingham B27 6BL

    JD Wetherspoon house, opened in 1999, in the heart of Acocks Green, opposite Sainsburys. It's compact and spread out in an open plan arrangement. There are many interesting photos (with information) about famous local historical figures. It is very popular with locals and shoppers. There is a good sized car park at the back.

  • Square Peg ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@28P(0121) 236 6530 115 Corporation Street Birmingham B4 6PH

    Wetherspoon pub sited in the former Lewis’s department store, refurbished in 2023. At 82½ feet it boasts the longest bar in Birmingham. It can get very crowded after work and on Friday and Saturday evenings. There is a community notice board on display.

  • St Bernards Grange ku.oc.sbupdihcro@egnargsdranrebts(0121) 743 2197 Barrows Lane Birmingham B26 1QJ

    A family based Pub.

  • Station moc.liamtoh@htaehsgniknoitats(0121) 444 8749 7 High Street Birmingham B14 7BB

    A popular busy pub as you head into Kings Heath. Nice simple tasting food menu. Open Mic night every Sun 4-7pm. Music every Tues 9pm - 11.30pm in back room. Various board games to play. Quiz every Mon evening at 8.30pm.

  • Stirchley Wines & Spirits ku.oc.seniwyelhcrits@ofni(0121) 459 9936 1535/1537 Pershore Road Birmingham B30 2JH

    Established in 1979, Stirchely Wines & Spirits has been providing a wide and varied selection of real ale & craft beer. It has been named as a top place to get a beer in ihe world by RateBeer Best Awards for the year 2013/2014.

  • Subside moc.loa@rabedisbuS(0121) 622 5700 57 Digbeth High Street Birmingham B5 6DA

    Subside is the dedicated rock and alternative music bar Friday & Saturday open till 6:30am. Real ales can include Adnams, Sharps and Robinsons. Music nights mainly take place Thursday and Sundays. Student night every Wednesday. Pool tables have cues available for a refundable £5 deposit.

  • Sun On The Hill ku.oc.llihehtnonuseht@ofni(0121) 448 7966 23 Bennett's Hill Birmingham B2 5QP

    An open dark wooden. bare bricked interior, the Sun on the Hill is an established place for DJs and live music throughout the week, which means it can get busy and loud. However music isn't on the place is comfortable, with ales from regional brewers and good quality, affordable food.

  • Swan moc.sbupetagenots@notgnidre.naws(0121) 350 7836 65 High Street Birmingham B23 6SA

    This dated décor corner pub has a split level seating area.

  • Tap & Spile (0121) 272 5278 10-16 Gas Street Birmingham B1 2JT

    Relaunched in 2022 as a craft beer and ale pub. The Tap & Spile is situated by the canal and dates back to 1821. There is the main entrance on Gas Street and another one on the canal side. The interior is one that is simple and wooden with some original fixtures and fittings. Can be up to eight cask ales available.

  • Tennis Court moc.sbupetagenots@rrabyrrep.truocsinnet(0121) 356 8124 Walsall Road Birmingham B42 1TY

    Large, open plan pub serving good food. Two real ales served, Pedigree and one guest ale. Main meals are served from noon until just before 9pm. Pub has a beer garden at the rear. Car park is pay and display.

  • Three Horse shoes (0121) 742 1084 2102 Coventry Road Birmingham B26 3JA

    A typical local sizzling pub.

  • Toby Carvery (0121) 423 3895 563 Hagley Road Birmingham B32 1HP
  • Toby Carvery (0121) 744 1041 Stratford Road Birmingham B28 9ES
  • Toby Carvery (0121) 742 6201 2225 Coventry Rd Birmingham B26 3EH

    A typical family friendly Toby Carvery

  • Toby Carvery (0121) 433 3573 Pershore Road South Birmingham B30 3JX

    Large carvery restaurant and bar between Kings Norton and Cotteridge.

  • Toby Carvery (0121) 748 7675 Chester Road Birmingham B36 0AG

    Nice traditional red brick building which upon entering looks like the usual Toby branded pubs. That is by no means a negative comment as the pub is comfortable and functional. As with all Toby's, food is the main focus here. Weekly quiz on Wednesdays from 7:30pm. Occasional karaoke nights.

  • Towers (0121) 358 4627 636 Walsall Road Birmingham B42 1EY

    Car park is pay and display. Pub is open plan and has a separate upstairs area for meals/private dining. Pub is a Sizzling pub. Breakfast is served 9am-12pm. Main menu served 12pm-10pm.

  • Tyburn House (0121) 747 2128 Kingsbury Road Birmingham B35 6AA

    This pub is situated on the major road junction of the Chester Road, Kingsbury Road and Fazeley canal. At present it is a Sizzling pub chain that has an open plan interior.

  • Victoria ku.oc.mahgnimribairotciveht@olleh(0121) 633 9439 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.

  • Village (0121) 449 7664 179 Alcester Road Birmingham B13 8JR

    Large, open plan pub on the southern end of Moseley High Street. Emphasis is on food, with an extensive menu of good quality meals. Sunday lunches are popular. The garden offers both uncovered and covered drinking and dining thanks to their glass garden room. Toilets upstairs with disabled access WC available on the ground floor - ask at the bar. Car park is pay and display.

  • Vine moc.bupeniv@tcatnoc(0121) 454 7943 Ruston Street Birmingham B16 8BB

    Traditional corner pub with real ales and an all-day menu. Has TV sport and a pool table.

  • Wellington ku.oc.elalaernotgnilleweht@ofni(0121) 269 4112 37 Bennetts Hill Birmingham B2 5SN

    A Guide Beer Guide regular, this Black Country Ales local has been run by the same landlord for eighteen years. There are 27 handpulls over two floors, dispensing seven regular beers and nine guests. There is a broad range of whiskies, rums and gins available on the impressive back fitting. The suntrap roof terrace is a hidden oasis in the urban landscape. Regular quizzes, folk nights and cheese nights are held. Food is not served - feel free to bring your own and plates will be provided.

  • White Horse (0121) 608 7641 2 York Street Birmingham B17 0HG

    Small, friendly, traditional community pub just off Harborne High Street. Serves beers from Ostlers brewery, based at the back of the pub, as well as guests on up to six hand pulls. A two-room pub, the smaller room has four rotating craft beers on keykeg (occasionally keg) from Ostlers and other small breweries. Check what is available in real time via the beer board on their website. There is also a gig guide showing upcoming artists for Saturday night live music. There are TVs throughout the pub showing sport (Sky, TNT and Amazon).

  • White House (0121) 241 6930 99 New John Street West Birmingham B19 3TZ

    This is the only Holden's pub within Birmingham. Maybe open later for special occasions. Provision of Real Ale can be intermittent.

  • White Swan 276 Bradford Street Birmingham B12 0QY

    Classic Victorian pub at the heart of Digbeth, reopened in May 2023 after a period of uncertainty. Focus now appears to be on being a traditional Irish pub. Opening times and cask availability can vary depending on how busy the pub is.

    The White Swan was last refurbished in 2022 after a 2 year closure and significant internal damage. Two roomed unspoilt Victorian red-bricked pub identified by CAMRA as having a nationally important historic interior with classic Victorian tiles. Main drinking area has wooden bar with large bar back and etched mirrors with stools and bench seating around walls. Impressive ornately tiled hallway leads to a small lounge and smoking area. Close to Digbeth coach station.

  • White Swan (0121) 454 2359 Harborne Road, Chad Valley Birmingham B15 3TT

    Large, roadside pub on the edge of Harborne. A number seating areas throughout with a separate dining area. Patio style outside drinking area.

  • Wildcat Tap ku.oc.tacdliwyelhcrits@ofni(0121) 213 2623 1381-1383 Pershore Road Birmingham B30 2JR

    The Wildcat Tap is an independent pub on the Pershore Road in Stirchley, Birmingham. This bar is much changed from the original Wildcat from just down the road and is spacious for a micro pub with adequate seating although does get busy at weekends with a mixed aged group clientele. Beer range of cask and keg is adventurous and interesting, with up to four cask beers on handpump and eight craft keg lines, complemented by a selection of bottled craft beers, gin, whisky and soft drinks. A vast array of tabletop games available to play.

    Convenient for buses 27, 45, and 47 and close to Bournville train station

  • William Tyler ku.oc.snoopsrehtew@9926p(0121) 789 5860 140 Church Road Birmingham B25 8UT

    Wetherspoon pub that is a former Woolworth's store, excellently converted. Historical murals adorn the walls and on the ceiling are paintings of Nigel Mansall, Murray Walker and Tony Hancock. There are books for customers to read while enjoying their beer. Also the light arrangements are made of bottles and wine glasses, a must see for an architectural point of view and a great example of a community local in an area that is sparse for pubs.

  • Wolf ku.oc.mahgnimribfloweht@olleh(0121) 212 9555 2-10 Constitution Hill Birmingham B19 3LY

    Craft beer bar with 14 taps and 40+ bottles and cans. One rotating cask beer. Food includes pies, toasties and nachos - great for soaking up the beer. Two main rooms, with an archway dividing the two. The bar is a popular destination for beer lovers and can get busy at weekends. International rugby games on terrestrial TV shown.

  • Woodman ku.oc.mahgnimribnamdoow@ofni(0121) 572 9863 New Canal Street Birmingham B5 5RE

    Historic backstreet boozer located close to Millennium Point, Curzon Street Station and Birmingham City University. Originally opened in 1897, this Grade-II listed pub was reopened in 2024 following a sensitive refurbishment. The proprietor is John Brearly of Union Inns, who also restored the award-winning Swan & Railway, Wigan, in 2019.

    This multi-room red brick and terracotta pub still retains many of its original features. On entering through the main corner door, visitors will be in an L-shaped bar. Large windows provide plenty of light, reflected in the traditional mirrors behind the bar and on the walls. To the right, visitors can enter a small corridor leading to the smoke room - perfect for a quiet drink. To the left is the library with real fire. Toilets can be accessed by exiting this area to the rear.

    The Woodman was originally an Ansell's Brewery pub but now proudly serves Draught Bass on one of two five-handpump beer engines that also serve up to nine changing cask beers. Lagers, stouts and cider are served from keg taps. Tea and coffees are also available. Food is available 12noon until 9pm with a selection of cold snacks, cheese boards, pies, sandwiches & wraps, pizzas, and cakes.

  • Yenton (0121) 384 1872 Sutton Road Birmingham B23 5TW

    A light airy family based pub.

• Moseley
  • Moseley All Services Club (0121) 449 1573 91 Church Road Moseley B13 9EA

    Members-only social club.

• Solihull
  • Airport Wetherspoon (0121) 782 8823 After Security, Terminal 1, Birmingham International Airport Solihull B26 3QJ

    Airport branch of the JD Wetherspoon PubCo. Located after security, so only available to those travelling.

  • Atrium 0870 761 0547 NEC Solihull B40 1NT

    Opening times vary depending on shows being run, pub will be closed if halls in the near vicinity are closed. Real ale availibility is hit and miss because of this.

  • Little Owl (0121) 781 0331 Bickenhill Parkway Solihull B40 1QA

    A large Vintage Inns pub and restaurant situated close to NEC, Airport and Birmingham Business Park, as well as M42 and M6.

    This traditional pub offers a good contrast to the modern offerings in the surrounding areas, with its homely beams, brick and large real fire. It is also provides a source of real ale in an area with little choice.

  • NEC Wetherspoons (0121) 767 9140 Unit A, NEC Solihull B40 1NT

    Pub serving the adjacent exhibition halls. Opening times and food availability are dependent upon trade and shows.