Pubs in Harborne
A small suburb just a stones throw away from the heart of Birmingham city centre, Harborne is awash with small independents hoping to keep the heart of this charming small town alive. From kitsch bars in Birmingham to a dapper selection of traditional beer gardens, Harborne makes a relaxed retreat from the bustle of Birmingham life. Check out our recommendations for the best bars in Birmingham and venture out to the outskirts of the UK's second city to see what drinking discoveries you might find.
Owned by one of the quirkiest bar companies in Birmingham, The New Inn is a foodie spin on the pubs of old. Whilst pub grub in Birmingham is always a hearty affair, The New Inn have taken it up a notch with their meats only sourced from the finest of award winning local butchers. With kitsch interiors and a beer garden, The New Inn is another great suburban alternative.
Classic, relaxed and somewhat cosmopolitan, The Junction is a stylish Cask Marque accredited pub in the very heart of Harborne. From it's cosy beer garden to English potato vodka, The Junction is as traditional as it is fun loving. If you love wine bars in Birmingham then head down to The Junction on a Wednesday for 'Wine Down Wednesdays' where its 20% off all bottles of wine.
Home to everything we hold dear about a traditional british boozer, Harborne Stores is a warm and welcoming pub in Birmingham. Family friendly pub by day Harborne Stores serve a hearty pub grub menu at more than reasonable prices. With a spacious beer garden it's a go-to for a spot of dinner with the family on a sunny day. Come the weekend, Harborne Stores put on lively DJ nights where you can head down and get your groove on to the ultimate party playlist.
Boasting one of the most picturesque beer gardens in Birmingham with its leafy green view, The King's Head is a bold drinking affair in this small suburb. With an Attic bar, period features and a grand dining appeal, The King's Head makes a great place for after work drinks and dinner in Birmingham when an ordinary pub just simply wont do.
Whilst it may appear to be a traditional pub in Harborne, The Plough is full of subtle quirks that make it just that bit more special. With vintage signage, quirky lighting and even it's own mini tuck shop, The Plough makes a top retreat for after work drinks in Birmingham. Or, if you're after a bite to eat this lively pub in Birmingham serve a wholesome menu of carefully selected dishes making dinner and date nights more than welcome here too.
All of four miles from Birmingham city centre, The Bell isn't about slick spaces and straight lines, it's about tradition and historic charm. Whilst a petite pub in Birmingham, The Bell oozes with traditional features from its days as a coaching inn. Find yourself spare on a sunny day in Birmingham? Head down to their beer garden for a leafy green loiter in the shine.
A charming, cheap pub in Birmingham, The Proverbial is everything you could hope for from a traditional pub. From its heated beer garden and kitsch wallpaper clad dining booths to its ample selection of local ales and beers, The Proverbial is a great stop off for people after a relaxing pint in one of Birmingham's most popular suburbs.
Part of the Ember Pub and Dining chain, The Green Man is a pub in Birmingham with a real community feel. An all rounder, ideal for after work drinks, family dinners and date nights in Birmingham alike, The Green Man is a cosy retreat from the bustle of Harborne High Street. Whether you are partial to beer, cider or even a kooky cocktail, the seasonal drinks menu at The Green Man is sure to have your taste buds tingling.
