Whilst Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter may be brimming with enough jewelled goodies to make any self respecting magpie turn a little coocoo, it's also got a great selection of Birmingham pubs too. Reflecting the area's historic and industrial roots whilst promoting a creative and independent twang, the Jewellery Quarter's pubs are a grand selection of traditional boozers and quirky venues. Check out our recommendations for some of the best pubs to visit on a wander through the Jewellery Quarter.
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You may have heard of this pub in the Jewellery Quarter thanks to a jaunt with a bum pinching ghost in the news. But let's put ghoulish going ons aside and talk about the pub. From a beer garden boasting vintage cinema seats and vintage regalia to a charming, traditional main room, The Queens Arms is a classic pub in Birmingham with flecks of cool including their pub quiz and range of sausages (yes, Lashford sausages).
Hailed for hosting live music almost every day of the week, The Actress and Bishop is a pub come music venue in Birmingham with an indie clientele. Decorated like any traditional British pub with wooden benches and feature stained glass windows a plenty, The Actress and Bishop are retaining the charm of any British boozer in an air of Sunday Session and great acoustics.
One of Brum's prettiest pubs, The Church Inn is a former Victorian boozer that's been transformed into a speakeasy-style spot. The decor remains the same but cocktails take centre stage along with the hearty Americana menu.
