The Bull in Birmingham

This is a brilliant pub. It’s a classic, old-style pub that has a community of regulars and exemplifies how pubs used to be! The bar tender was welcoming, friendly, sociable, attentive, and knowledgeable about the drinks. The resident cat (of 16 years!) was a welcome edition. Never before have I been to a pub with a cat, and it brought me joy! For food I had the jacket potato with cheese and beans. This I thought was a reasonable price on balance of the quality and the atmosphere, however I would prefer to see more vegetarian mains if possible. The jacket itself, however, did not disappoint - it was thinly crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and the portion size was generous, including the side salad. The toilets were clean and clientele friendly. I would definitely recommend a visit and hope to re-visit myself when back in Birmingham!

Very nice little pub in Birmingham. Thr best part is by far the atmosphere and the feeling of genuine pub. You can eat, drink, spend some time and just enjoy the local feeling and history of the town in this place.

One of the best pubs in Brum. Great selection of well kept beers. Friendly atmosphere.

Lovely old fashioned pub. For Birmingham, not bad prices but still generally pricey. It is close to the city centre. Also has a pub cat for the cat people

Excellent old fashioned pub, full of character and good beer.

Classic pub with classic food with classic pub cat, not far from town centre and good beer selection.

Nice little locals type pub ideal for couple beers before heading into city centre

We had our school reunion there on the 24th February they let us have the side room we all had a fantastic night there

We were in Birmingham for the day to do some shopping and having a wander around and came upon The Bull by accident. But what a happy accident - beautiful old style pub with a great range of cask ales along with lagers and ciders etc. Really friendly warm welcome - feels 'old fashioned' inside, but in a very good way. We didn't eat but the menu seemed a reasonable price and the dishes coming out of the kitchen looked really wholesome fare. Plan to go back when next in the area. The Gravediggers 'Mild' was a thing of beauty!

N9t an easy place to find, but as back-steeet locals go, it's well worth seeking out. The staff and punters were all very friendly, while the beer choice was good and well kept. We didn't take any rooms, b7t if we had, I'm sure they'd have been as good as the pub itself.

Went in midweek so pretty empty. Good choice of beers. Friendly service.

Good beer & food. Rooms nothing special but priced accordingly. Great value stay for only being 15 minutes walk from centre of Birmingham

A historic pub with a great beer selection. Like stepping back in time. Great food as well!

Visited this lovely pub for the first time yesterday. Very friendly clientele, will definitely be back next year to sample more of the quality beers on offer.

Great little traditional pub in the heart of the city. Nice drinks, great food, and an adorable pub cat, who is very friendly, and loves a nice coat to snuggle up on 😺😺😺

Excellent real ales. Birmingham camra pub of the year. Food was first class I had chilli, chips and salad. Superb and timely delivery on a very busy day. Great jugs collection.

Proper old fashioned pub tucked away in the gun quarter(?) Good drinks and food, although the pie wasn't available when I got there.☹️ Maybe next time then.🙂

Very difficult to get to when walking. Food is excellent value and tasty. The Beers that we drank were good.

My single room was OK small but so cozy, clean and comfortable, The pub itself is splendid - the staff are welcoming, you feel immediately at home; and it seemed to have a good bunch of 'regulars'; and with a good range of real ales and other beers as well. The food is good hearty pub grub. And it is so central - you can walk from the main stations As a solo woman staying overnight I felt really 'at home' - I sat in the pub back room doing some work in the evening while the regulars chatted in the main room. OK if you want more space and supplement-fresh decor , go to a hotel - and pay double - and spend the evening in a soul-less bar. This is not a hotel - it's more a guesthouse attached to a pub.

Excellent ales brilliant food I had the chili and chips with salad, beautiful.

Top pub. Like a cosy pair of slippers. Great pint of mild.

I was in Birmingham with my 15yo daughter for a show and booked this as the cheapest hotel I could find as was literally sleeping, breakfast then out. So you get what you pay for. The room, no 4, was a throw back to the 40s, marked taupe coloured walls and doors, but our room was a good size, a double and single, the bed was super squishy, comfy for me, patterned coloured duvet colour, gorgeous window lol, and large modernised bathroom, crisp white towels. It was clean and comfy, TV, tea coffee, it did what it was meant to. but if you like modern, neutral, don't stay here. As a room, no complaints. PROBLEM WAS... my booking said £5 ea for breakfast, book it on arrival, I did, then got a paper note through the door at 11pm saying "sorry, there was a miscommunication and there will be no breakfast in the morning". Luckily I always have biscuits with me so we had tea and bikkies in bed before we got dressed. Then we went to Wetherspoons 10 mins away! Not ideal, I wouldn't choose to breakfast there but it was a fix. I feel bad as I am more than happy to give my money to keep these authentic old pubs going, but seriously, if you commit to a service...deliver! The young guy who served us was very apologetic, didn't know and was super friendly. Hotel is 20 mins walk from centre of town and there is good manky paid parking 20 steps away @ £7/day (sorry for the blurry pics, taken from video)

Great local pub and very good draught Guinness.

A superb pub. A welcoming and comfortable space, excellent beer and good food. An oasis in Birmingham.

The food was so good, full of flavour and hot. Service was excellent from when we walked in the door till we left. Thankyou

What a find, great local pub, with a large choice of beers, food was superb But still manages to keep the local “feel”a definite visit again . Well done to the landlord Nigel

Fairly convenient for the city center and reasonable rates but the plus factor ends there. Room was very small as was the bathroom and whilst reasonably clean it was showing its age with the decor and furnishing. Mattress could have done with replacing as you could feel all the springs. Room was stiflingly hot, ok not the Hotels fault but you couldn't really open the window due to the road noise from the ring road directly outside. Plenty of adjacent parking available but not the best of areas at night.

Great pub. Hosted a Poker event. Great friendly service. Will definitely visit again if just for the Chilli!

7 of us turned up unannounced for lunch and beer. Great little pub with a good selection of drink and food. Very well priced, great atmosphere, fantastic lady with long dark hair working behind the bar and very filling food that didn’t cost the earth. Clean toilets that were well stocked. They also have a garden but I didn’t visit it. A great refreshing change from all the plastic pubs serving microwave food. Recommended.

All we wanted, a Historic town centre pub with real ales, good snack and mains menu, excellent service and attention, our bedroom was quite spacy and was en- suite. Stairs to bedrooms, a choice of parking availability..we parked up in B4. Short walk. Excellent full English breakfast. Right price.

One of the few good traditional pubs left in Birmingham. We had the best steak pie lunches we have had in the city for a long time, good friendly service and excellent quality real ale. So good to see the pub has hardly changed with time. Good quality and value

Had a last minute request to go to Birmingham for the Commonwealth Games rehearsal and i had to stay overnight and this was a place that i was wanting to visit. It was lovely and i had a great breakfast (extra charge) will return

Excellent lunch stop off . Popped into the pub on my lunch break from work excellent Sandwich chips and a salad at a great price. The pub is clean with a really good selection of beers thanks for a great lunch will be back

Good beer and an excellent chilli, chips and salad made for a really nice lunch break. Well worth a visit to see a proper old school pub.

Lovely old pub dating from the 16th century Very friendly and the food was delicious Nice drop of ale and Goo service with a smile will definitely be back here again soon.

Lovely old Birmingham back street pub. Great real ale. Good straightforward pub grub nice and fresh. Friendly staff. Couldn't fault this place

We called into The Bull for food during our trip to Birmingham this week. The lady working the bar was very efficient, friendly and helpful. The real ale selection was great and the food even better. Steak and Ale pie was delicious as were the local faggots. A great night and one that we will definitely repeat!

Paseando por Gunmakers Quarter, mi hermano gemelo Stephen y yo descubrimos The Bull Pub y qué descubrimiento tan increíble.Al entrar y supe que disfrutaría de mi visita aquí, el interior es increíble, un bar de servicio de estilo isleño de madera maciza, excelentes muebles y una decoración con mucho gusto con muchas opciones de asientos repartidas por todo este pub, el pub también ofrece alojamiento, es solo un pub muy guay.Estuvimos aquí un jueves por la tarde, recibidos calurosamente por un miembro muy agradable del personal después de desinfectar nuestras manos y dar nuestros detalles de nombre y número de teléfono para ayudar con el sistema de seguimiento y localización del gobierno, obtuvimos una mesa donde pedimos la sidra de Hogans Brewery , estos se sirvieron en excelentes condiciones, fríos y espumosos, y simplemente nos relajamos, nos relajamos y disfrutamos del gran pub en el que estábamos.Mientras bebía nuestras sidras, leí sobre la historia de este pub, anteriormente The Bulls Head Pub, data de alrededor de 1729, es un pub con una historia seria adjunta.Mi sidra era tan buena, una sidra fría helada crujiente, efervescente que sin duda cortó la sed, muy fácil de beber en una tarde calurosa.Ambos disfrutamos mucho de nuestras sidras aquí antes de continuar y aunque nuestra visita fue solo fugaz por primera vez en The Bull Pub, lo pasamos muy bien.El Bull Pub es fácil de localizar a lo largo de Price Street.Los horarios de apertura son;De lunes a sábado, desde el mediodía hasta las 23 h.Domingo, cerrado.Un pub maravilloso, definitivamente vale la pena echarle un vistazo si estás en la zona.

The Bull es un pub muy histórico que se remonta al menos a 1800 y está ubicado en el barrio de Gunsmith de Birmingham. The Bull es un pub magnífico con mucho encanto y carácter. Un pub de varias habitaciones que tiene muchas características interesantes y buenas opciones de asientos en esta joya de pub. También ofrecen alojamiento a precios muy razonables y ofrecen un excelente menú de comidas y bebidas. Visitamos el Toro por la tarde y, después de dar los detalles de la pista y el rastreo, nos sentamos en el área del bar principal y pedimos algunas sidras. The Bull es un pub muy histórico y uno que no debe perderse si le gustan las cervezas de barril y las sidras y el personal amable, y es un pub al que volvería en mi próximo viaje a Birmingham. Fácil de encontrar desde la parada de metro Snowhill o desde la parada de metro Chads West Midlands Camine por Old Snow Hill y gire a la derecha en Shadwell Street, luego camine unos minutos y luego a la derecha en Loveday Street en Price Street a quince minutos a pie. (Esta es mi primera reseña de The Bull).Horario de apertura.Lunes - Sábado - 12. 00-23. 00.Domingo: cerrado.Las horas pueden diferir de las anteriores.

Primera vez aquí el viernes, ¡y definitivamente volveremos! Es bueno ver un pub tradicional en el centro de la ciudad con su propio carácter. El personal también es genial y hay una excelente selección de cervezas. Y un saludo especial a Ellie, la gata. . . ¡Ella definitivamente dirige el lugar!

Selective choice of very well kept real ales mean the quality is tip top. My cheese and onion sandwich with chips and salad nothing fancy but cracking value for proper drinking food. Highly recommended.

Intenté este pub para un nuevo lugar en el centro de la ciudad para nuestras noches de "muchachos" (¡viejos amigos tristes que no quieren bares nuevos de moda y quieren poder tener conversaciones y escucharlas!). Este es un pub adecuado con el que todos estábamos muy impresionados. Las cervezas reales estaban disponibles junto con las cervezas y cervezas estándar y el menú de comida era sorprendentemente extenso, ¡además de sabroso y agradable! . Llegar a él implica cruzar el metro, pero vale la pena. Estamos volviendo a visitar este mes y es probable que hagamos al menos una visita mensual en el futuro. Lo recomiendo totalmente.

We visited this pub towards the end of our Birmingham ale ramble with Cheltenham CAMRA - I think it was one of those instances of keeping the best until last, even though we had already visited some great hostelries. This was certainly one of the day's highlights - yes not quite as extensive a range of ales as in some other venues, but a perfect pint (I opted for 'Burning Soul Hop4ward' followed by 'Fixed Wheel Blackheath Stout') poured by the friendliest bar-person (being PC) of the day. And the food was excellent too.Highly recommended - ignore the historic adverse comments as the recent change of ownership was clearly for much the better (and presumably all earlier reviews should now be removed in line with normal TripAdvisor policy in such circumstances?!).

This pub is a real Birmingham gem! It offers a good mix of perfectly kept real ale as well as some great world lagers. You'll meet the brilliant and attentive staff and feel at home in a great chilled atmosphere. There are 'pub cats' that are mostly found napping but sometimes roam about looking for some fuss, which for me adds to the experience, but that's perhaps not for everyone. I highly recommend visiting this place as I've thoroughly enjoyed drinking there both times I've been. It's worth noting, they do also offer a full menu of food, which looks great but I haven't tried it so I can't comment.

Apareció el sábado pasado por la noche, sorprendido de saber que los chicos que manejan el Wellington se han apoderado de él. Este lugar es un pub real increíblemente conservado, y como tal es delicado. Pero si se puede confiar en alguien con el lugar, ¡supongo que son esos tipos! ! ! No tengo idea de cuáles son tus planes, pero no lo cambies demasiado (por supuesto, más cervezas serían geniales), es perfecto. 5 estrellas de mi parte.

Absolute gem of a pub. I have frequented fairly regularly over the years but find the magnetism drawing me back more now that it has been taken over by the tried and tested Wellington/Post office vaults owner Nigel. Traditional lovely surroundings with immaculately kept beer probably the best pint of Citra I have ever had! I hope this little gem retains its charm and doesnt change. Simple beautiful.

Visited the pub having noticed it on my travels through Brum recently. A very warm, welcoming traditional pub. My new local while I'm in Brum! Plan to visit when I'm not working here. If you haven't already, visit this establishment. You wont be disappointed.

Este pequeño pub genial estuvo a la altura de mis expectativas. Reunirse con un grupo de amigos para comer algo en el centro de la ciudad un viernes por la noche y este pequeño y viejo pub no decepcionó. El menú de comida de pub, el pescado rebozado con cerveza y papas fritas, las margaritas y las gambas y las gambas de Black Country fueron nuestras opciones y las porciones eran enormes. La cerveza también era buena. Personal amable y clientes amables. Volveremos ?

Cerveza horrible, personal horrible, tugurio total. Evita esta vieja excusa sucia de un pub. Definitivamente no volveré allí de nuevo.

En el centro de la ciudad, un verdadero pub con carácter. Muy útil guv’nor y propietario. Habitaciones sencillas y básicas, pub bien dirigido. No hubo oportunidad de probar la comida ya que la casera durante 27 años se había ido días antes de nuestra visita y el nuevo propietario a cargo. Ellie el gato también es un personaje interesante. Gran grupo de clientes habituales. Sería mi local si viviera en Birmingham. Una verdadera joya!

Just had faggots peas and mash and a couple of pints of Oakham Citra, what's not to like? Nice people, nice beer great food. Highly recommended.

Only two real ales on and my choice was ok but not up to the standards I remember here but it was early and not much had shifted on a really hot day.

En las afueras de Birmingham, el centro de la ciudad lo sabía hace años, cuando trabajaba en el centro, regresaba para almorzar. El plato tenía un estofado de cordero. Había mezclado una parrilla de hígado de cordero enorme. Salchichas. Salmón ahumado. Hamburguesa. Guisantes. Huevo. Vale la pena, no es el más barato, pero si quieres comida fresca con Ambiente muy agradable, entonces ven aquí fantástico

Visited with friends for lunch. Such a warm welcome and the food is amazing. Home cooked and really wholesome. Very friendly people and such a great pub. Really old and interesting with all the jugs hanging up. Can’t wait to return ! Thank you!

I can't fault the interior of the pub or the extremely friendly greeting and service but the food is not good. Not a lot of choice for a veggie. I had a cheese sandwich that came with chips well six of them. The bread on one side of the sandwich was stale. My husband and my sister's sausage and onion sandwich was ok. Such a shame.

Great choice of pub with a incredible link to the local bees and also a great place to get to grips with what Birmingham and its revived pub industry is all about.

Great little pub, food great home cooked just what you need when you are away from home. Real ale perfect - Rose the landlady very welcoming friendly - will visit again when I am back in Brum

Nice friendly staff but was expecting a lot more from reviews. I appreciate it's central but the prices were not justifiable.

Quick service for a large group of people serving typical pub grub. Street parking and nearby car parks available.

Popped in on a Wednesday late afternoon as we were in the area, it was empty but that wasn’t a problem. Friendly staff nice small pub interior. Unfortunately the lager tasted off so had to buy a bottle, again not a problem and reasonably priced. The menu expensive for what it is. Sausage and onions sandwich £7 on a basic sliced loaf served on a crust slice not the best. As it was empty a bit of quiet back ground music might have given a bit more of an atmosphere. It was also cold (why do pubs not have heating on in February??) was told the fire was just for show but we found the plug to put the fire on .

Can't love this place more, one of my favourites. So happy that some places of historic value are still kept in Brum (a rarity these days)

Habiendo sido en Birmingham para lo ha sentido como una vida, y probablemente ha sido. Puedo decir que uno firmemente constante en mi vida ha sido el toro. Este pequeño pub con su increíble interior en el barrio Gun está llena de historia por ser el lugar donde los trabajadores se pagaron sus salarios, pero hoy en día, es el lugar donde me gusta pasar mi salario. Gracias Rosa!

Decided to pop in the Bull for a pint whilst on a bit of a crawl around towns hostelries. Not been in there for around 20 years. Nice surprise. Old Ansell’s logo on the windows and warm and cosy inside. Great range of beers on tap. Food smelled good too. Nice loo’s we were treated to an impromptu song from what I can only suppose were members of a choir. Will be visiting again.

Rose-Excellent, Patrick-Excellent, Liz- Excellent. Didn't have the pleasure of meeting anyone else. But I'm sure if i did they would be excellent too. Reminded me of sitting in my Grandmothers sitting room. Felt like they couldn't enough.

This has quickly become a great pub. We unfortunately at BCH with our son and found the food here to be excellent. Caring staff and a good crowd. They made us very welcome. Food was home cooked and huge. You won't go hungry.

El Miércoles 16 de mayo, durante una visita a Birmingham, tuve un almuerzo con un amigo en el bol.

Pedí una Ale Atlantic pálido. Ale oscura. conseguimos una disculpa pero no aleatoria, con convicción de la señora pute en el bar. Luego lo peor fue aún por venir. Pedi un queso cebolla cob dejar n. Y me cobraron 5 libras!

La acogida y el servicio era bueno hasta que la factura llegó. Pedimos Pollo al Curry y pastel de carne con cerveza tanto claramente enumerados en el menú a £10 cada uno. Cuando llegó la factura que nos cobraron 12 libras. 50 para cada una. Cuando nos trajo a la atención del propietario ella simplemente dijo que los precios habían subido ese día.

Mi esposa y yo visitamos el viernes por la noche, para cenar y un par de copas. La comida fue deliciosa y el servicio fue super amable, como el gato.

Buena cerveza, bienvenida, increíble aún en negocios teniendo en cuenta lo tranquilo que es una noche de sábado.

Antiguo y encantador de estilo pub. Corta distancia a pie desde el hospital de niños y los tribunales. Por favor, pagar una visita a los pubs como este merecen ser mantenidos vivos.

Fantástico pub. Fantástica decoración y cervezas bien cuidado. Personal amable! Uno en un millón. Un verdadero pub tradicional, virgen y bien mantenido. Espero que nunca lo cambio!

The Bull is a little hidden gem! Rose is absolutely lovely and made all of our group feel extremely welcome and comfortable after a busy, blustery, wet day. The food was lovely - thank you Paddy! I will definitely be returning on my next over-night trip to the city, and would recommend to anybody seeking a cosy, warm place to relax and have a nice beer.Thanks again Rose for looking after us. x

Met a friend here for lunch. It was superb and reasonably priced. A lovely cosy pub and would recommend to anyone who is in the area.

We organized a trip to my old home town for my in-laws. They had not been to Brum before. They loved the Bull. Just welcoming and no-nonsense. I had THE best sausage sandwich I have ever had in a pub. Lovely fresh brown bread, onions fried to perfection and wonderful sausages. Why oh why can't other pubs still do this. I don't want a burger in a brioche bun and chips served on a roof tile...................The landlady and staff were so welcoming. The cat is a character. You go to her. Why should she come to you?? Her pub!I could have sat there all day, watching the world go by. Thank you all at the Bull for reminding me of how good things used to be. When I come back to the old home town again, I will revisit.

Been going here for years. Without a doubt, one of Birmingham's best pubs! Food is basic, but excellent! Rose is a great host, and always has time for a chat. You're not rushed out of the door at closing time, and Rose will call you a Taxi, should you require one. Great place for a chat, no boom boom juke box! All in all, "A great little boozer!"

As already stated an old fashioned English pub, you don't get them like this anymore. Love it very relaxing environment to come to. No garden just benches outside. This is situated in the Gun Quarter of Bham not far from the station.Only came for drinks no food, however the menu has the usual pub meals. Prices start from tenner for hot meals, selection of sandwiches/omelette from pound upwards.There is free wifi and we had no problem getting connected. Don't know how she keeps it so clean and tidy as there are so many China mugs, jugs hanging up on the ceiling all shiny and clean.Worth popping in, loads of history about the place.

Others had said not as good as it used to be and although my pint of pedigree was fine others drinks not necessarily so. Could go either way based on my visit. Will be interested to see other future reviews.

Very nice classical british environment, if you are looking for a historical pub with good service and normal prices, at a very nice environment, there you go!

This 2 roomed pub, on the outskirts of the city centre, has a bar as you go in, & a more restaurant feel right hand side. Small cosy snug behind bar by kitchen. 2 ladies toilets.It has a newer more pricy menu than last year. Most mains £10- £15 each. Sandwiches £7, dessert £5. My salmon & veg was nice, big piece of salmon too.Only 2 real ales on the day we went in.Food served till 9.30pm.The pub cat was roaming outside on our visit.Landlady been here over 20 years, plenty of jugs hanging on ceiling above.

From J Boy of DerbyA lovely old fashioned pub in the gun quarter of BirminghamWell kept beers and excellent food served up to 9 30 at night There is no music here and it's a good place to have friendly conversation.Pub only open Monday to Saturday , very friendly landlady in Rose and a very famous cat.Situated 10mins walk from Snow Hill station and just across the road from the Dental and children's hospitalRooms are available for overnight stay

I was here for a short lunch after working at Aston University. The place is quite small and not very "visible" if you are not looking for it, but the food is nice, and the atmosphere is warm and familiar.Not the right place for a romantic dinner, but good for a lunch break

While on holiday in 2015 we visited The Bull on Price Street, Birmingham three times. The food is basic but very good. Good beer and fair selection of wine by the glass. However, the big plus is the character, history, and ambiences. This is definitely not a 'gastro-pub' with artsy decor. So, if you are looking for a good old English pub with quaint decor, atmosphere, pub grub, and a lovely landlady, try this one. You won't be disappointed..

Only 2 of the 5 real ale pumps on. Pub nice & quiet. Menu has gone up in price from my visit last year. Food most now charged between £10 - £12 of those I saw advertised on the day I went in. the black & white cat is still there, she’s been there years. The back dining area, have had their long benches & back wall seats upholstered. There is a small number of en-suite rooms available for guests to stay overnight. Pub is open 12pm – 11pm Mon to Sat only.

As good as ever. Marstons or whoever brews it now, Pedigree a decent drop here and the liver casserole always good on a cold wet day like the one of my visit. Recommended.

This is a quaint little pub hidden away in Birmingham. There is no pool table and there is on street parking outside. The outside has recently been painted and it is in keeping with a pub from a by gone age. On entering the seating is a little cramp and there are two rooms. One of the rooms has long benches which encourages conversation. The pub is clean with a more than friendly cat. The staff on my visit were very friendly and made me feel welcome. I ordered a steak and kidney pie which came with ample meat. For a City Centre pub there was no music and the beer came at a very respectable price. This pub should be visited on a Birmingham visit. I have now been to this place on 3 occasions and I will continue to return. Take time to look at the crockery on the walls.

Friendly pub ...a real haven in the madness before Christmas.good conversation good wine .good friends

I met up with a former colleague for a chat over a sandwich lunch. The landlady was welcoming and helpful, the menu and other diners hot meals looked excellent. The food and the beer were very good (as was the craic!). It is a bit off the beaten track, but popular with those who know it is there. I am told that it has a small amount of accommodation.

Not the best meal I've had, burnt lasagne as not what I was expecting, and it was tasteless. First and last time I'll be dining here, and it was recommended!!

Country pub feel to this welcoming little place,warm welcome from the landlady ,plenty to look at with pottery ect around the rooms the real ale we tried was in good condition.

Great little pub with a lovely welcome just a stones throw from Birmingham city centre,Cosy rooms with great food & drink,The landlady Rose is a Diamond and can't do enough for you

The Team at the Bull today produced the best Christmas Dinner I have had in many a year. It was just like Mum makes, no fancy presentation just well cooked great taste all served with a smile.

We popped in for lunch while visiting our granddaughter at Aston University. A really freindly welcome, bood reasonably priced food and escellent real ale. What more can a man want on a blustery December day

I can't tell you what the place is actually like because after calling up and booking a twin room for last Saturday night 10 days ahead of arrival: when I called to say we were arriving at around 5.30 on Saturday I was told that there was no booking. When I asked to speak to the Irish lady who is the manager she said she didn't remember my call and had no information, that I should have called again to confirm (this was news to me) and then that she had had guests staying on in 'that room' due to bad weather. When I asked if that meant she did actually have my booking then she got quite upset, shouted at me and hung up on me. Bearing in mind I had asked if I could pay a deposit and how I could ensure she wouldn't give the room to someone else as I was arriving in the early evening in my original call and told not to worry about it, to say I was frustrated is an understatement. My partner and I were left high and dry in Birmingham on a Saturday night when I already knew all of the cheaper options were booked out. Don't risk it would be my advice.Very annoying, and incredibly expensive to fix.

Wine a bit pricey but real ale to make cambra happy.staff friendly and helpful.great atmosphere and close enough to brum city centre to either start or finish there.rooms available.parking nearby but town prices.a resident ghost I,m told☺thats 2 pubs on the north side of brum that are worth a visit.

Quite near to our hotel, Royal Angus. Had a good varied menu at reasonable prices. Pleasent pub. Would go again.

It's the pub you will ever want to find along your road in a rainy day in Birmingham. The atmosphere is genuinely old-styled; ideal for a break.

I can't say I've tried the food, although the woman who cook's it is really nice - I'm not sure that's an indicator of culinary expertise. However, this pub's really special - great beer, friendly, the history, location, atmosphere. One of it's charms is that it's rarely over crowded, at least when I visit, but then that adds to it's mystic. If you're interested in checking out historical and interesting pubs, that are unique and idiosyncratic, I'd recommend The Bull. Warren.

I went there for my lunch I had mixed grill and it was superb plus a treacle sponge with custard I could not fault it at all and the lady behind the bar provided great service and nothing was too much trouble . I will return next time I'm in Birmingham . A big thank you .

Just an alright pub with alright food with some rooms upstairs but Rose makes it so much more. Her Irish charm make you feel right at home. Clean and tidy rooms. Will return