Craft Beer In Birmingham

Looking for some of the best craft beer restaurants in Birmingham? BrewDog is a bit of a no-brainer, thanks to a huge number of taps serving the freshest brews around - with no preservatives in sight. Along with iconic pale ale and other boozy sips, the venue supplies scrumptious food to match, from Buffalo chicken or cauliflower wings to wood-fired pizzas and much more.

While The Distillery may offer some of the finest gin in the city, they also have a decent selection of craft beer. You can get a great pint of real ale at this Brindleyplace venue, before settling in on their spacious canalside terrace and tucking into one of their delicious pizzas.

Known for its botanical decor and cocktails to match, The Botanist is an excellent drinking den. Big beer guy? You can choose from a wide of craft brews and ale behind the bar. The Highwire Grapefruit is fab if you're after something bitter yet smooth.

A great place in Birmingham for craft beer, Luna Springs is the bar bringing together local sips and international favourites. Bag yourself a table at this fun haunt and sample some of the ice-cold pints on offer at the bar. The Meantime London Pale Ale is a winner.

Searching for the most delish craft beer in Digbeth? Dead Wax is your go-to watering hole to check out because of its amazing selection of brews, alongside stone-baked pizzas. Plus, it's got a gorgeous garden if you fancy an alfresco affair with a drink in hand.

Searching for cosy pubs and a cheerful pint? Boasting IPAs, pale ales and a slew of lagers, The Fighting Cocks is a good choice. Tuck into pan-fried king prawns or crispy pork belly while sipping craft beer and cuddling up by the fireplace.

A fun basement bar with Egyptian decor, Bacchus is the subterranean spot dedicated to craft beer, excellent gins and fabulous food. Part of the Nicholsons family, you're in for a warm welcome on arrival and a huge selection of excellent pints - whether you fancy real cask ales, local brews or a blonde pale ale.

One of the best places to drink craft beer, Bristol Pear is chock-full of brews. The venue even hosts regular Craft and Cocktail nights, when you can get your hands on all these delicious drinks for just £4 each. Struggling to choose? We recommend trying the Hazy IPA.

Whether you're a seasoned hophead or just dipping your toes into the craft beer pool, The Head of Steam has taps pouring out the ultimate selection of local and global craft brews. Think hoppy IPAs, rich stouts, and zesty ales that are basically liquid gold. Dive into top-notch brews, nibble on delicious grub, and soak in the good vibes of Brum.

Hands down one of the best places for real ale in Birmingham, this Bennetts Hill spot is a must-visit for fans. Their epic selection of hand-pulled beers and rare kegs are the ultimate companion to a night out with pals or a quick pint after work.

The Post Office Vaults can lay claim to some of the best Belgian beer in Birmingham. From international treats to fresh, locally sourced, cask-bred finery, they even offer you your very own 'passport' so you can keep track of what you've sampled and what you've left to try. 

One of the most renowned spots for craft beer in Birmingham, 1000 Trades is home to a mammoth selection of sublime brews. Championing local and international sips, you'll find a wealth of unique fresh pints to get stuck into from four cask and six keg taps.

Tucked away down in Moseley, this cosy bar and kitchen serves up a great selection of up to 50 craft beers and ales on tap and in the fridges, perfect for sipping away an evening, or pairing with some of their delicious food - think grilled chicken thigh burgers, barbecue pork belly or crispy tofu rice bowls.

The fact this place was opened by a craft beer company already sets a good marker for their offerings. An industrial haunt toting bottles from the likes of Dunkertons, Purity, Fourpure, Roosters and more, Pure Bar and Kitchen is one of the top destinations for an afternoon of top-notch tipples. 

In the heart of the city centre, you'll find The Colmore, slinging out some delicious craft brews. From the same people behind The Market Cat in York and Leeds comes this beer-centred beauty. It boasts an array of selects for you to get your lips around, from American-style IPA Jaipur to low-ABV sips.