Cosy Pubs In Birmingham

Just shy of Birmingham city centre sits Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre, a great weekend spot for dinner and a show. Along with their Victorian style decor, the pub will keep you entertained with fun local theatre performances and classic British food. 

With their pretty seating and botanical decor, The Florence is a good go-to spot, whether you're popping in for a quick pint or nestling in for crispy chicken wraps and steak sandwiches. It's ideal for a lazy Sunday and makes for one of the best pubs in Birmingham city centre.

One of the best and cosiest pubs in Moseley, this comfortable old boozer is the perfect spot to go to when the weather takes a turn. Home to fresh pints and Sunday roasts, The Fighting Cocks have got everything required for a nice winter evening with a drink in hand. 

With indoor booth seating, open fires and a Victorian exterior, The Junction flaunts a vintage vibe. For the warmer months, they also host a cracking beer garden to soak up the sun. You can count on delicious vegan and vegetarian options, as well as craft brews and a wide wine selection. 

Don't let its size fool you, this gorgeous canalside pub knows how to keep things cosy. Head down to the water, and you'll find this rustic spot serving up comfort food and great craft pints, as well as a selection of cocktails and mixed drinks made with their own small-batch gin.

Whether you're here for a top-notch chippy tea or to celebrate getting to the end of the week, The White Swan pub is a comfy retreat for the whole family. This Edgbaston spot might be modern and spacious, but it still retains the cosiness that we love about traditional British boozers. 

One of the quirkier spots on our list, Bacchus Bar oozes cosy vibes with their leather booths and comfort eats. Explore their Egyptian-themed room and French private dining area while you sling back a freshly pulled pint or glass of wine.

Traditional and relaxed, The Old Contemptibles in Colmore Business District is a British boozer with modest charm. Built on the vibes of the people that visit the pub, it's a grand one to visit for a casked ale and chat amongst good friends. 

Head into the city centre where this cosy Birmingham pub is serving you fresh pints and tasty pies throughout the winter months. The Shakespeare Inn fronts an array of nooks and crannies to hole up in, alongside an excellent selection of warming food and drinks.

Digbeth is one of the best areas to drink in Birmingham and The Old Crown is a top-notch shout. All exposed brickwork, comfy sofas and a great fireplace, this is the perfect plot to sip on beer as you devour their delicious menu of pizzas and proper Sunday roasts.

Known for being one of the best rooftop bars in Birmingham, The Canal House is a great shout for boozy bevvies. This stylish yet cosy pub promises mouthwatering grub - think hanging kebabs, sharing boards, and an ooey gooey baked camembert.

A beloved pub and live music venue in Kings Heath, The Hare & Hounds is truly a pub for all seasons. With comfy sofas, a great on-tap selection and even a festoon-lit courtyard, whether you're turning up for a few pre-gig drinks, or just a pint with a pal, they're an excellent choice.

One of the best country pubs in the West Midlands, this gorgeous Harborne haunt is an excellent find to stumble upon. With shabby chic interiors, a menu of warming food and an inviting, community-focused atmosphere, The Plough should be at the top of your list.

Noting the success of their cocktail bars and quirky taverns, this place leads the charge when it comes to cosy Birmingham pubs. With its plethora of vintage rooms, chairs to sink into and American-style grub, The Rose Villa Tavern is a must try for those chilly nights. 

A must-try haunt in Moseley for some of the cosiest drinks in the city, The Village are upping the ante when it comes to laid-back afternoons and evenings. From their roaring fires and vintage sofas to gastro pub grub and suburban charm, you're in for a very snug time come sundown. 

Looking for somewhere cuddly near the Birmingham canal? This waterside pub is the place to visit come rain or shine. With views across Old Turn Junction, an extensive selection of craft beers, cask ales and tasty food, it's a dreamy location for date nights or catching up with friends.

A true gastro goodie, The High Field is a fab pub in Edgbaston for evenings in the city. A booming townhouse with stunning pub fare and a pretty beer garden, this charming boozer caters for everything; from a quick pint to a meal with family, friends or both, you'll find a happy place here.

If you feel at home in the surroundings of cool artwork and vintage vibes, then this city centre pub will suit you best. Boasting quirky lampshades, comfy sofas and creative murals, you'll get to enjoy your drinks in style.

Located in the Jewellery Quarter, The Queens Arm is the perfect setting to kick back with a few pints in their small courtyard. The quaint spot welcomes you to compete in their weekly quiz nights or indulge in one their freshly baked steak pies.