The little West Midlands market town of Solihull is just eight miles away from Birmingham, and 13 miles from Coventry. It's known for its rich history dating back to the 1st century BC, wide-spread greenery and for being one of the most prosperous areas of the UK. Better yet, it's got some brilliant drinking spots under its belt. Here's our guide to the best Solihull pubs and bars.
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Last updated on 28th March 2025
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If you're looking for the best pubs in Solihull town centre, then the Mason's Arms is just the ticket. This local watering hole is the perfect place to go for a classic pint, ale or cocktail. They've even got an array of pub grub on the menu, including mixed grill, stone-baked pizzas and a tasty nacho sharer that will leave you wanting more. Their beer garden is also the perfect place to catch some rays with a pint in hand.
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Head over to the stylish Slug and Lettuce (definitely one of the best bars in Solihull town centre) on Mill Lane Arcade for 2 for 1 cocktails all day, every day. They also host bottomless brunches that start from £33.95 per person, as well as afternoon teas which are only £21 per person with two glasses of bubbles included. It's the perfect place to go for a special occasion (or just some cocktail trees with friends) and ensure to take lots of snaps as this place is a great backdrop for the Gram. You can even boogie into the night on the weekends as their live DJs take centre stage.
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Known for it's constant stream of cheesy music and party vibes, Popworld Solihull is not a bar to be missed. Open from Thursday to Sunday, this late-night disco bar will have you singing along to S Club and Madonna, while mastering the moves to the Cha Cha Slide. They host plenty of events too, such as meet and greets, summer parties and much more.
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Tucked away in the countryside just outside Solihull, The Boot is a welcoming boozer that blends tradition with some more modern touches. The charming space features wooden beam ceilings, comfy booth seating and leather bar stools, and they've also got one of the most spacious beer gardens around.
The local gem serves a wide selection of fine wines and cask ales from all over the world, and there's plenty of tasty food available too. Think barbecued celeriac steak, slow-cooked beef with parsnip puree, dukkah-crusted goat's cheese and so much more.
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This charming countryside boozer is nestled on the outskirts of Solihull, decked out in rustic wooden beams, exposed brick walls and comfy furnishings. As well as the cosy interiors, you'll find a spacious beer garden, complete with plenty of outdoor tables.
Sip a pint in the sun, or head down on Sundays for a scrumptious roast dinner. Wondering what else is on the menu? Think chargrilled Angus rump steaks, five cheese pizzas or crispy soft shell crab.
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Can you ever go wrong with a visit to O'Neill's? This Irish pub on Poplar Road is a great place to go to watch some live music with a pint of Guinness in hand. You'll be entranced by the selection of comfort food on the menu, with everything from chicken wing platters to a delicious stone-baked pizza. And ensure to try out their list of tipples, including Bailey's Irish cream and a classic Aperol spritz. There's a spacious beer garden to soak up that very rare UK summer sun, and you can even challenge your mates to a game of digital darts at Arrowsmith's inside the bar. Starting at just £9 per person, you can get 90 minutes to rack up those points on the dartboard with your mates. You can even add a buffet to your package, as well as a welcome drink on arrival. But if it's tunes you're after, then be sure to go down for a boogie at the weekend when DJ sets and live music bring the house down.
