Find a pub in Birmingham
Birmingham is a busy city with a lot going on, day and night. When you need a break from the city's hustle and bustle, there's no better place to find shelter than in a Greene King pub.
With a whole host of historic and picturesque pubs in Birmingham, you’ll find it easy to kick back and enjoy some comfort food after a long day shopping, or an ice-cold beer before a gig or a match. It’s all here, ready for you to find.
Whether you’re out for drinks in the city centre or looking for a bite to eat further out, our Birmingham pubs offer all manner of atmospheres and menus to match. Serving up a massive variety of drinks in each and every venue, you’ll also find a selection of pub classics, including favourites like fish and chips, burgers, steaks and much more. There a great value meal for everyone, including delicious vegan and vegetarian offerings.
If you’re coming to the city for match day, many of our Greene King pubs have TVs for watching sport. This makes them the perfect setting to join your fellow fans over some pregame bites and drinks or to catch the match surrounded by the exciting atmosphere of a pub.
Find your local Birmingham pub
Best pubs in Birmingham
England’s second city has pubs that range from canalside spots that’re scenic in the day and lively at night to age-old taverns a stone’s throw from the botanical gardens. Because of this, Birmingham is the perfect place for you to grab some afternoon drinks, weekend snacks and more. This is your Birmingham pub guide.A canalside favourite for locals, gig-goers and tourists
The Malt House has its roots in the malting business, where grains were converted into malt for use in flour or alcoholic drinks. Ironically, the building would go on to transform into a pub that provides patrons with the alcoholic beverages it used to help create. Located just over the canal from the Utilita Arena, this waterside spot is the perfect place for you to visit before a concert to enjoy pre-show drinks, or to fill up on great food after a day at the adjacent aquarium. It’s also loved by locals and sports fans, with the best of the action shown on both indoor and beer garden screens.
Brum pub grub and family fun
Positioned three miles out of the city centre, the Old House At Home is a traditional style pub that offers up delicious food and drink, including our specialist carvery. This pub is a great place for you to take the family, especially with an integrated Wacky Warehouse play area for your kids. It also runs deals and promotions that are great for larger groups (or just saving some cash on your usual meal).
Take in the Two Towers of inspiring Edgbaston
The Garden House is built into three 19th century homes in the Edgbaston area of Birmingham. This quaint pub is a scenic half-mile walk away from the tower of Perrot’s Folly and the tower at Edgbaston waterworks — said to be the inspiration for J.R.R Tolkien’s Two Towers Lord of the Rings novel. Inside, you can feel the family- and dog-friendly atmosphere, with a menu full of traditional food and a wide variety of drinks. All of which you can enjoy in the spacious beer garden.
Hear the roar of each and every goal
The Bear Tavern is all about providing you with great food, affordable drink and a thriving atmosphere, especially if you love sports. With football, rugby, tennis, boxing and more shown throughout the year, live music and spaces to hire for a party, you can be sure to enjoy them all with classic pub food and promotions that take the edge off the bill – like the seniors’ menu or family offers.
Come for brunch and bring your pup
The Crabmill is positioned right in the heart of Oldswinford, just southwest of Birmingham. It gives you a view of a truly small-town pub, while still being a short drive from the city. It’s a dog-friendly pub, so you can bring along your four-legged friends and enjoy lovingly cooked food, including options for lunch and dinner. And that’s not all, with promotions like the Lunch Club, you can save money while enjoying all your pub favourites.
More about Birmingham
In Birmingham, there’s so much to do, you’ll never be bored. The city itself dates back to the sixth century and grew into the heart of Britain's manufacturing industry in the 20th century, giving it the City of a Thousand Trades nickname.
Today, you can immerse yourself in art and culture at the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery or learn about the region's industrial heritage at the Black Country Living Museum.
Chocoholics can give into their sweet tooth at Cadbury World in Bournville, while nature lovers can explore the Birmingham Botanical Gardens in Edgbaston or the National Sea Life Centre, just across the canal from the Malt House – one of the best Birmingham pubs, if you ask us.
With so much to explore, Birmingham promises an exciting experience for visitors of all ages, as well as a cosy pub to accompany each activity on your agenda.
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