Burgers and Beers in Birmingham

Located smack in the middle of the city centre on Temple Street, The Head Of Steam serves up banging pub grub and a rotating lineup of ales, beers and ciders from across Birmingham and around the world—the perfect match of booze and nibbles for those seeking a beer and burger haven that's just as chill as it is flavorful. It's not just any pub; it's a craft beer haven.

If you've got a hankering for a quality pattie, then head to GBK on Brindley Place or Resorts World. Enjoy some signature buns, like The Taxidriver, topped with an onion ring, in relaxed surrounds featuring leather booths and low-hanging lights. What's more, you can nab a burger and a drink for £7.95 each, which is an absolute steal. 

The Fighting Cocks have a menu of not one, not two, but six delectable burgers for you to sink your teeth into. With a varied range there is bound to be a burger to suit your taste buds, and with prices starting at £8.50, it shouldn't be too much of a shock to your pocket either. Beer-wise The Fighting Cocks have it all, the well informed staff will be happy to help you find a tipple to suit your tum with a whole host of pilsners, lagers, craft beers and cask ales brewed from right here in Birmingham to Germany, America, the Czech Republic and beyond!

If it's burgers and beers in Harborne you're after, make sure to check out O'Neill's on the high street. There's a fantastic selection of pints up for grabs, from stout and lager to ale, alongside a juicy selection of gourmet patties and buns.

Brewdog have long been the kings of craft beer, and are definitely on their way to earning their place as burger royalty. With a beer menu that is so full of delicious choices and is being added to every week, we can barely keep up! However, if you are looking for a hearty hunk of burger beauty look no further than Brewdog. You can choose from a fantastic selection of yummy burgers, from The Big Kahuna to The Don't Have a Cow Man right up to The Los Pollos Hermanos, served with your choice of locally made Pip's Hot Sauces. Now to the beer, you will be wanting something refreshing to wash that big old burger down with. Maybe you will choose from Brewdog's own crafted tipple, a Dead Pony Club? Possibly a Libertine Black Ale or a Punk IPA?

Beers and burgers don't just come in buns you know. Bodega has added their own Mexican flare to a British favourite. Herbivore or carnivore, this Mexican hideaway can cater to your tum's with handmade bean burgers or a juicy beef burger, tucked up in a tortilla wrap with chipotle mayo, cheese, spicy 'slaw and sweet potato fries. Our mouths are already watering, the perfect opportunity for a beer, right? With a world of beers available from £3.40 you may have trouble choosing between the UK's Waggle Dance brew, Brazil's Palma Laica, Mexico's Dos Equis or Spain's Alhambra Mezquita, but the friendly staff will be happy to help you find the perfect liquid refreshment to join your exotic burger.

If you are heading away from the city centre but still hankering after all the goodness a beer and a burger can bring, pop in to The Plough in Harborne. Every Tuesday the lovely folks at The Plough have a 2-4-1 offer on their gourmet burgers all day long. These are no normal burgers, its gourmet all the way in the shape of the Pulled Chicken, Chilli Beef and classic Plough Burger, and of course a Portobello burger for those herbivores among us. With prices starting at £10.50, The Plough ensures you get plenty of burger for your buck. Plus with a 2-4-1 offer that leaves you some extra cash to splash, why not splash it on their excellent range of cask ales and craft beers.

Head out to Moseley where this relaxed bar and kitchen is serving up some serious burger action, from a classic beef patty with bacon, Monterey Jack and salad, to a pulled brisket special and even a veggie chickpea fritter edition.