Make your way a mere two miles out of the city centre and you'll find the humble yet cosmopolitan village of Moseley. Home to some of the best beer gardens, these quaint joints have adopted the creative charm of their savvy locals and created idyllic spaces that draw in visitors from all over the city. From boozers to music-friendly hideouts, check out these Moseley pubs.
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One of the best pubs in Moseley, this traditional local boozer is sorting you for craft beer and cracking grub. Located on the corner of St Mary's Row, the venue is a warm and welcoming spot, beloved by natives and visitors alike. Oh, and these folks also knock up a killer Sunday roast.
The One Trick Pony has quickly become a favourite pub for Birmingham's hungry crowds. Brilliantly decorated, the venue gives off an industrial feel, with exposed brick, dark metallic furnishings and simple tables. As for grub? They've got a great selection of burgers and vegan eats.
Offering some of the best pub food in Moseley, The Dark Horse is a unique bar and kitchen on Alcester Road that offers a slap-up selection of BBQ eats and moreish pizzas, alongside as many as 50 craft beers and ales.
The Patrick Kavanagh, traditional British pub, is coming up trumps as one of Moseley's best. Offering a lively atmosphere come game days, they're dedicated to sport fixtures, fresh pints of craft beer and great hospitality.
Renovating what once was an old-fashioned watering hole into a dapper den of plates and pints, The Village in Moseley's menu is a go-to for gastro grub, lush vintage furniture and good old garden boozing. If that wasn't enough, the cocktail list has some gin-credible sips to boot.
