Done with these new, hip and downright outrageous new bars? Fancy more of a laidback setting that promises the charm of old? Then these traditional pubs in Birmingham will hit just the right spot. From class-listed buildings to hearty pub grub, these drinking dens are a great spot to simmer back and unwind with a bevvie in hand.
Countryside haunts and pint jaunts are sometimes all you want from a traditional pub in Birmingham, and The Bell understands this more than most. A great mix of history in an almost urban setting, this petite plot has a dapper beer garden out back, relaxing tipples and leafy green surroundings.
After traditional pubs in Birmingham city centre? You'll be astounded by the time-warp that this pub insists you take. From its brass-covered lights and central island bar to an awe-inspiring glass ceiling dome, everything in The Old Joint Stock Theatre is done with history and charm in mind.
Keep it classic with a visit to this Summer Row or city centre watering hole. You can expect refined menus centred on traditional pub food, draught beers and classic cocktails. Whether you're having chilled drinks or a hearty meal, you'll be wined and dined here.
Brasshouse is renowned as one of Broad Street's best traditional pubs, boasting classic furnishings, from the panelled walls to the wooden accents. Head on over for affordable food and drinks, including delicious Sunday roasts and gorgeous local ales.
The Old Contemptibles is a brilliant shout when it comes to the best pub food in Birmingham city centre. Offering meat platters, pale ale pies and smoked cheddar burgers, the venue has it all. Plus, the venue was named after the first World War heroes.
Fronting one of the best traditional pubs in Birmingham town centre, The Royal has grandiose decor, including a cool bar, velvet church pew booths, and gilded woodwork. As for drinks? There's a wide selection of cheap cocktails, wine and beer.
In the heart of Hall Green, D.J. Quinn's is everything you love about the traditional Irish boozer. Think warm wood interiors and plenty of old world pub charm.
There are plenty of reasons to pay a visit, with sport on the big screens and regular live music nights. With two private oches, it also serves up an epic, interactive dart board experience, Double Tops, from just £7.50 per person.
An interesting blend of the traditional with a dash of modern cuisine, The Barton Arms is an awe inspiring Birmingham pub that promise a tantalising selection of Thai dishes. From elegant stained windows and traditional etched woodwork to glittering tilework, The Barton Arms is an ode to Edwardian pubs gone by.
Situated in a Grade II listed building dating back to 1368, The Old Crown is a great go-to watering hole for classic pints and a traditional boozer. Plus, it offers the best pubs in Birmingham for food - think sourdough stone baked pizzas and buttermilk chicken wings.
