Like the Anchor down the road, another family run traditional Brummy Irish pub. Nice interior and good, reasonably priced beer.

As with the Anchor, this isn't a cosy gastro pub, but a genuine old fashioned Brummy boozer. In no ways rough, but probably not somewhere to take a date. Authenticity is a real rareity in Brum though, so this place should be appreciated by those who appreciate these kinds of places. If that makes sense.

276, Bradford St, Digbeth, Birmingham, West Midlands, B12 0QY (0121 622 2586)

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This is a great little family-run traditional Digbeth Irish pub. They serve a good range of beers. The front bar in particular is notable for its partitioned booths.

This is not some National Trust pub, but a proper old fashioned Brummy boozer. Don't expect to be seduced first time. This is the kind of genuine and authentic pub rarely found in the city. Worth a visit.

Bradford Street, Birmingham
B5 6ET United Kingdom.

Tel: 0121 622 4516

www.the-anchor-inn.fsnet.co.uk/

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This historic Grade 2-listed building is Birmingham's finest example of Victorian pub architecture, resplendent in decorative tiles and stained glass.

The pub serves Oakham's award-winning real ales, guest ales from the region and across the country and imported bottled beers from around the world. Authentic freshly cooked Thai food is served from 12 noon-2.30pm and 5.30-10pm Tuesday to Sunday.

One of Birmingham's true gems.

144 High Street
Birmingham
B6 4UP

0121 333 5988

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Really unusual bar, with a Gothic theme - almost like you are sat inside a haunted house. Lots of leather chairs, fireplaces and intimate booths. Serves tasty food too. Great place to escape the shopping crowds.

Underneath the Burlington Hotel, off New Street in the city centre.

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