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This pub has been a recent addition to my regular stop off around digbeth. Good music on the night, awesome Pint of Guiness and good friendly atmosphere, one of those pubs where theres locals yet anyone is welcome... 7/10...
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Cosy, good range of beers. Great gaffer.
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Student pub where the ridiculous getup of the patrons has to be seen to be believed. Friendly staff though. Lager or nothing.
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I worked in this pub 10 years ago when I was based in Brum and return frequently whenever I'm back in the Midlands, whether for a quiet pint or for family and friends parties. It is a constant welcome home, the regulars have not changed.
A real mix of people frequent this pub and the last time I was back I popped in for a swift drink. The familiar old irish crowd were in the back room with the trad music playing (age range between 20 - 80) and in the beer garden there was a reggae band, a barbeque and relaxed young, glastonbury style crowd.
anonymous - 18 Jun 2007 18:39 |
Really friendly family run pub with good choice of beers. Great staff and nice beer garden which can be hired for parties etc.
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I really like this pub, I just wish it was open during the day a bit more. Nice beer & nice surroundings. Good for watching the rugby.
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On a cold January night, and having been ignored by the ignorant staff in the Old Crown We hit the Spotted Dog. A warm pub with polite staff and a decent pint, what more could You ask after a hard days work?
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Very friendly family run pub. Service and beers excellent. Good for showing Celtic games and gaelic sport (saw them put a Derry City game once for 2 punters!) although I've watched an England friendly here too. Worth avoiding at 4:45pm on a Birmingham City home matchday unless you are a Blues fan!
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