Best Pubs In Birmingham

Situated in the heart of Moseley Village, One Trick Pony is serving delicious American grub, alongside towering pints of craft beer. Perfect for a night out with friends or a birthday gathering, it's no wonder why this venue is one of the best pubs in Birmingham.

When it comes to independent pubs in Birmingham, The Old Crown not only serves fully-stacked burgers and pints of beer, it also showcases nonstop entertainment. Enjoy lounging in the venue's bustling beer garden or check out their quiz night events.

A superb gastropub in Birmingham, The White Swan has got you covered if you're looking for a little extra glamour. Stylish and relaxed, it comes fully loaded with real ales, crafty cocktails and a very enticing set of menus, that run from simple lunches and luxe Sunday roasts, to afternoon teas and chic dinnertime fare.

Situated in the Jewellery Quarter, The Clifden is the watering hole to head to if you're looking for delicious beer and some scrumptious eats - we mean toasties and burgers galore. Plus, its beer garden is quite scenic - fab for the summer.

An excellent pub on Temple Row, there's much more to The Old Joint Stock than meets the eye. You'll find a slap-up selection of cask ales, wines and tasty pub grub, and even a swish mezzanine to enjoy it all on, but the real prize is their in-house theatre featuring some of the most ground-breaking plays and productions in the city.

An icon of a Birmingham boozer scene, The Old Contemptibles is a traditional British pub fronting a dreamy selection of cask ales and whole lot of quality grub. Get your fill of pies, burgers and classic plates, washed down with a few pints of your chosen poison.

A big, traditional boozer on Harborne High Street, The Junction has been a linchpin of the community as far back as 1904. Alongside cosy interiors full of vintage touches and a pretty alfresco courtyard, they'll sort you for some serious grub, including sticky pork belly with sweet potato wedges, vegan burgers and pub classics.

Home to one the city's largest collections of craft beer, BrewDog is a must-visit for those with a penchant for the hoppier stuff. Alongside their own selection of brews, you'll find a lineup of excellent offerings on draft and in the fridges, as well as delicious fried chicken and wings.

 A top-notch watering hole in Birmingham, The Red Lion is a great place to catch sports games, whether you're watching Six Nations or the Premier League. Plus, its beer garden is the perfect plot for soaking up the sun and enjoying a pint (or two).

Located right on Adderley Street, Dead Wax Digbeth is quite the bustling spot to check out. Enjoy chomping on stone-baked pizzas while tipping back freshly pulled pints. Plus, the beer garden is a great boozer to soak up the sun.

If you're a big pizza lover, you'll absolutely adore margherita and vegan slices at The Birmingham Stable. With freshly-made sourdough, delicious wraps and craft brews on offer, this comfort food spot makes for one of the cosiest pubs in Birmingham city centre.

Looking for a new watering hole? With colourful interiors, quirky lighting and a plethora of drink deals, Bristol Pear is ideal for student nights out and affordable weekend dinners - you can even grab a burger and a drink for less than a tenner.

A pub and gin distillery next to the canal, this charming two-storey bar and restaurant is a go-to for delicious food, live sports and an excellent spirit selection. Head down for the chance to enjoy their fine selection of eats - think stone-baked pizzas and bottomless brunches.