A crawl of established, new, trendy and pop-up venues in the bo-ho area of Digbeth, Birmingham. The venues change frequently so feel free to explore off the path

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I check out a bunch of historical pubs and breweries in Birmingham, shining a light on their cool stories and what they offer. Kicking things off at The Jewellers Arms, which dates back to the mid-1800s, each spot really shows off the rich history of the Jewellery Quarter. Places like The Lord Clifden, Rose Villa Tavern, The Red Lion, and 1000 Trades bring lively vibes, local beers, and cosy décor. I also dive into some innovative breweries like Burning Soul and Rock and Roll Brewhouse, focusing on how they connect with the community and their creative brews. Every place has its own unique vibe, drawing in both locals and visitors with a variety of ales and tempting food options.

A crawl through Harborne which takes in some of the great local pubs It starts at the Junction and stretches down the High road taking in a few great pubs incluidng a slug and lettuce.

The Bluebell is a restaurant and there is a new tap room next to the the White Swan, unavailable on this app. Three tuns should not be missed.

I visited several notable pubs and bars in Birmingham, each with unique histories and offerings. The Craven Arms, established in the 1840s, features a charming design and numerous cask ales. Cherry Reds, a café bar from 2011, supports local brewers while serving delicious homemade food. The Post Office Vaults, an award-winning real ale venue opened in 2011, has an extensive beer selection. The Colmore, a stylish space from 2019, combines modern and classic designs. The Wellington is a renowned real ale spot since 2004, while The Good Intent focuses on charity-driven profits. Tilt presents a vibrant atmosphere for craft beer and pinball, and The Woodman stands out with its historical significance and Victorian charm.

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