| Birmingham Pubs 03:41 - Sep 26 with 3109 views | sitocastro |
Anybody know any good pubs pre match for Saturday? |  | | |  |
| Birmingham Pubs on 07:14 - Sep 26 with 3056 views | PavlovsCat |
Depends what you want. If you like your ales then the Post Office Vaults and the Wellington, both near the station, are great options.
If you’re a lager lout, then there’s a Tesco’s nearby. 🤣 | | | |
| Birmingham Pubs on 10:45 - Sep 26 with 2984 views | linhdi |
Note that the Wetherspoons next to the Welly, the Briar Rose, no longer accepts football fans as of this season. Many Town fans usually go there for breakfast. | | | |
| Birmingham Pubs on 10:55 - Sep 26 with 2967 views | Steve_M |
To add to the list, The Old Joint Stock Company is highly recommended by friend of mine too and the Brewdog is fairly decent.
I'll be going to the Post Office Vaults I think. |  |
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| Birmingham Pubs on 11:29 - Sep 26 with 2933 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Birmingham Pubs on 10:55 - Sep 26 by Steve_M |
To add to the list, The Old Joint Stock Company is highly recommended by friend of mine too and the Brewdog is fairly decent.
I'll be going to the Post Office Vaults I think. |
The Old Joint Stock is an amazing pub, very scenic inside.
I would probably go in The Shakespere which is right over the road from the station (Stephenson side) or if you want a laugh go in The Bullring Tavern by China Town and you could walk it from there.
If any stylish Blues are about there is a great clothes shop over the road from the station (Stephenson side) called Onu.
You can pop in there, buy some jeans and have a beer in the Shakespere, during which time they will do any alterations free of charge on the spot. |  |
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| Birmingham Pubs on 11:48 - Sep 26 with 2905 views | Steve_M |
| Birmingham Pubs on 11:29 - Sep 26 by Lord_Lucan |
The Old Joint Stock is an amazing pub, very scenic inside.
I would probably go in The Shakespere which is right over the road from the station (Stephenson side) or if you want a laugh go in The Bullring Tavern by China Town and you could walk it from there.
If any stylish Blues are about there is a great clothes shop over the road from the station (Stephenson side) called Onu.
You can pop in there, buy some jeans and have a beer in the Shakespere, during which time they will do any alterations free of charge on the spot. |
OJSC is a Fullers pub isn't it? They have some lovely buildings, decent food just that the beer can be a bit variable in some of them.
I've been in the Shakespeare a few times I think.
I still half expect to walk through the crappy old shopping centre when I arrive at New St though, the modern station feels all wrong. | |
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| Birmingham Pubs on 12:03 - Sep 26 with 2892 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Birmingham Pubs on 11:48 - Sep 26 by Steve_M |
OJSC is a Fullers pub isn't it? They have some lovely buildings, decent food just that the beer can be a bit variable in some of them.
I've been in the Shakespeare a few times I think.
I still half expect to walk through the crappy old shopping centre when I arrive at New St though, the modern station feels all wrong. |
The modern New St is a fantastic station, I was up there the other week. I'm a regular Birmingham visitor and have been since the 80's but I have to say I have to stand in the middle of that station to get my bearings now - otherwise I go out the wrong exit. Another half decent pub close by is The Trocadero which is traditionally a Villa pub. | |
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| Birmingham Pubs on 13:57 - Sep 26 with 2814 views | stonojnr |
The Craven Arms classic old style pub,with character it has to be said,but beer was excellent in there last I visited | | | |
| Birmingham Pubs on 14:47 - Sep 26 with 2756 views | jontysnut |
| Birmingham Pubs on 13:57 - Sep 26 by stonojnr |
The Craven Arms classic old style pub,with character it has to be said,but beer was excellent in there last I visited |
The Anchor in Digbeth is a good real ale pub but I've not been in on a match day |  | | |
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| Birmingham Pubs on 16:18 - Sep 27 with 2613 views | sitocastro |
| Birmingham Pubs on 10:55 - Sep 26 by Steve_M |
To add to the list, The Old Joint Stock Company is highly recommended by friend of mine too and the Brewdog is fairly decent.
I'll be going to the Post Office Vaults I think. |
Might see you there.
Thanks for all the recommendations much. First 3 points of the season I can smell it. | | | |
| Birmingham Pubs on 16:30 - Sep 27 with 2608 views | Townly |
Slightly off track, but we once discovered the Custard House towards Bordesley Green.
Had a great time there with the Brummies. Big place, tvs, food the lot. No hassle and plenty of busses for the short ride into Small Heath. | | | |
| Birmingham Pubs on 09:14 - Sep 29 with 1713 views | brummybluenose |
Birmingham fan here. Someone mentioned the Anchor on Bradford St earlier. It’s been done up recently, for the worse unfortunately, and I believe it’s now lost it’s CAMRA status. The OJS is good; those heading to the Briar Rose / Wellington, might want to give the Sun on the Hill ( next to the Briar Rose) a go.
Personally, if I were arriving by train, I’d walk down DIgbeth and take in some of the pubs along there and just off it on Bradford St - the Old Crown (oldest pub in Brum 1368), and on Bradford st, the White Swan and a little further up and closer to the ground, my favourite, the Spotted Dog. They’ll all be busy but nothing too moody if you keep yourselves in check. Enjoy the day, chaps. | | | |
| Birmingham Pubs on 12:12 - Sep 29 with 1636 views | sitocastro |
| Birmingham Pubs on 09:14 - Sep 29 by brummybluenose |
Birmingham fan here. Someone mentioned the Anchor on Bradford St earlier. It’s been done up recently, for the worse unfortunately, and I believe it’s now lost it’s CAMRA status. The OJS is good; those heading to the Briar Rose / Wellington, might want to give the Sun on the Hill ( next to the Briar Rose) a go.
Personally, if I were arriving by train, I’d walk down DIgbeth and take in some of the pubs along there and just off it on Bradford St - the Old Crown (oldest pub in Brum 1368), and on Bradford st, the White Swan and a little further up and closer to the ground, my favourite, the Spotted Dog. They’ll all be busy but nothing too moody if you keep yourselves in check. Enjoy the day, chaps. |
Thanks for this. | | | |
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