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Post Office Vaults is a cellar bar on Pinfold Street and New Street. Serving real ales and international bottled beer selection. It is a short distance away from Victoria Square.
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Sir Charles Napier is a public house in Highgate on the corner of Gooch Street and Bissell Street.
The Eagle & Ball by BCUSU is located at the corner of Penn Street and Gopsal Street in Eastside. Now part of Birmingham City University Eastside Campus. Was Moby Dicks
The Fountain Inn is located in Southside at the corner of Kent Street and Wrentham Street. It is now a gay bar within the Gay Village.
The Tennis Court is a public house on the Walsall Road in Perry Barr, Birmingham. Not far from the Alexander Stadium and Perry Park.
O'Neill's is a chain of Irish pubs. Their pub on Broad Street, at the corner of Granville Street was built as The Granville in 1923, designed by Arthur Edwards.
The Figure of Eight is a JD Wetherspoon Free House located on Broad Street, opposite Brindleyplace. Art Deco building built in 1932 as a car showroom. Designed by Bernard G Warr.
The Kerryman was a family owned Irish pub in Digbeth, Birmingham. Was the Old Bulls Head, built in the 1860s. It has closed down as of autumn 2022. As of 2023, the pub is available to let.
The Big Bulls Head is a public house in Digbeth. It was built in 1900 on the corner of Milk Street, and is now next to South & City College Birmingham: Digbeth Campus.
All Bar One at the Cornwall Buildings, corner of Newhall Street and Cornwall Street in the Colmore Business District. Built 1898 - 1900 for the Birmingham Hospital Saturday Fund
The Spotted Dog is a public house in Digbeth on the corner of Alcester Street and Warwick Street. It dates to the 1930s.
The Holte is a public house at Villa Park in Aston. Corner of Trinity Road and Witton Lane. Built in 1897. Was closed for 30 years until reopened after a 2007 restoration.
The Sacks of Potatoes is a traditional public house at Aston University in the Gosta Green area of Birmingham. It is on Woodcock Street. Frequented by students and local business workers.
The Gosta Green is a public house on the corner of Woodcock Street and Holt Street. Not far from Aston University and the business / science parks. The building dates to 1906.
The Fountain Inn is on Alcester Street and Cheapside in Digbeth (not far from Highgate). Dating to 1780, the public house was restored in 2021. Was formerly run by Mitchells & Butlers.
The Sly Old Fox is a theatre bar established in 1891 on Hurst Street in Southside (Chinese Quarter). Now next to The Arcadian and opposite the Birmingham Hippodrome.
The Prince of Wales public house on Alcester Road in Moseley Village. Built in 1860 it's part of the Marsden family. It's on the no 50 bus route. Refurbished in 2023.
The Vine is a public house on corner of Ruston Street and Rawlins Street in Ladywood, Birmingham and dates to 1906. An Ansells Heritage Inn.
The Windsor is a public house located on Cannon Street in Birmingham. At one point an M & B Freehouse under the Samuel Cooper brand.
The Craven Arms is a public house on the corner of Upper Gough Street and Blucher Street, close to The Mailbox and Birmingham Singers Hill Synagogue.
The Colmore opened at 114 - 116 Colmore Row around 2019. Victoria House built in the early 20th Century in Edwardian Baroque Style. Was formerly a branch of Lloyds TSB.
The Trocadero at 17 Temple Street was originally built as the Norwich Union's Fire Engine House in 1846. It was converted into a pub in 1902. Formerly owned by M & B.
The Queen's Head is on Steelhouse Lane in Birmingham. The Victorian pub was replaced in the 1960's by a plain building. Was The Jekyll & Hyde from 2009 to 2021.
The Woodman is a Victorian public house on the corner of New Canal Street and what was formerly part of Albert Street (now Eastside City Park). Built 1896-97 by James & Lister Lea.
The Shakespeare is a public house on Lower Temple Street. It opened in 1911, but had origins at the Theatre Royal, existing from 1774 until the rebuilding of the theatre in 1904.
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