Situated in the heart of Moseley Village, One Trick Pony is serving delicious American grub, alongside towering pints of craft beer. Perfect for a night out with friends or a birthday gathering, it's no wonder why this venue is one of the best pubs in Birmingham for food.

After the best pubs in Birmingham town centre? Bacchus Bar flaunts unique spaces, from its Egyptian basement bar to the French style dining room and much more. As for drinks, expect real cask ales and local craft lagers.

Found on the ever-bustling Broad Street, Brasshouse is a warm and cosy escape. The traditional pub lures you in with its old school interiors, affordable food and top-notch drinks. But that's not all, as it also hosts fun-filled party nights on the weekend.

A gastropub in Birmingham, The White Swan has got you covered if you're looking for a little extra glamour. Stylish and relaxed, it comes fully loaded with real ales, crafty cocktails and a very enticing set of menus, that run from simple lunches to luxe Sunday roasts and afternoon tea.

Brewdog are the cool kids of the beer world, so it's no surprise these folks made our list. With unique beers on the taps, a slick interior with exposed brickwork and New York-style booths, and live music nights, it's bound to become one of your favourite Brum haunts.

Just a stone's throw from New Street and Colmore Business District, The Head Of Steam is a pub with the ideal location for after-work pints or a few drinks before travelling. Make sure to nab local craft beers or cocktails to wash down pizzas, burgers, gyros and tacos.

Located in Birmingham city centre, The Roebuck is a great shout for food and drink. Enjoy munching on slap-up roast dinners, beer-battered fish and buffalo chicken wings, while washing it all down with a cocktail or pint of beer.

If you're a big pizza lover, you'll absolutely adore margherita and vegan slices at The Birmingham Stable. With freshly-made sourdough, delicious wraps and craft brews on offer, this comfort food spot makes for one of the best pubs in Birmingham city centre.

When you're after pubs in Selly Oak, look no further than The Goose. A mainstay with locals and students alike, this place is a mecca of affordable food, pints, pool and plenty of screens for catching all the live sport.

Located right on Adderley Street, Dead Wax Digbeth is quite the bustling spot to check out. Enjoy chomping on stone-baked pizzas while tipping back freshly pulled pints and whiling away in its quirky outdoor space.

Fab for lunch and dinner, The Fighting Cocks promises both classic pub grub and modern eats. Tuck into Korean fried chicken or British pies all while washing it down with a pint. Beer not your thing? They also have a wide range of wine and delish G&Ts.

Located on Harborne High Street, The Junction has been a linchpin of the community as far back as 1904. Alongside cosy interiors full of vintage touches and a pretty alfresco courtyard, they'll sort you for some serious grub, including sticky pork belly with sweet potato wedges.

A gin distillery next to the canal, this charming two-storey bar and restaurant is a go-to for the best pubs in Birmingham. Head down for the chance to enjoy their fine selection of eats - think stone-baked pizzas and bottomless brunches.

Moments away from Perry Park, Tennis Court is a fabulous spot to enjoy a post-walk tipple. When you're guzzling your way through the extensive array of tasty tipples, make sure to pair it with something from the food menu, like burgers, wings and steak.

The Old Crown just had to make our exclusive list of pubs in Birmingham. Why? The Digbeth den is known for hosting epic weekly quizzes with fun themes - think Stranger Things, Harry Potter and more. In addition, the venue's beer garden is ideal for summer nights out.

Old-school interiors and canalside views make up the charm of The Tap & Spile in Birmingham. Soak up the cosy vibes while exploring their selection of ales, beers and cocktails ranging from long island iced teas to G&Ts and a punchy pornstar martini. As for the food? Bag three small plates for just £9.99, including nachos, katsu chips and onion rings. On the weekend this watering hole comes alive with live music and karaoke until 4am. 

Looking for a Birmingham pub? With colourful interiors, quirky lighting and a plethora of drink deals, Bristol Pear is ideal for student nights out and affordable weekend dinners - you can even grab a burger and a drink for less than a tenner.

There's much more to The Old Joint Stock than meets the eye. You'll find a banging selection of booze making for one of the best real ale pubs in Birmingham city centre, but the real prize is the in-house theatre featuring some of the most ground-breaking plays and productions in the city.

A pub with a striking and stylish yet also traditional look, The Royal is a boozer that shouldn't be missed out on. Expect velvet church pew booths and rich mahogany colours, alongside HD screens around the Church Street venue - plus a menu spanning everything from gourmet burgers to pizza and grilled plates too.

Host to UB40's first ever gig, don't let the Hare and Hounds' celebrity status fool you into thinking this isn't great pub with a relaxed atmosphere. Renowned for its involvement in the local music scene, it's home to a gig nearly every day of the week, making it not only a great music venue in Birmingham.