The Queens Arms, Birmingham - pub details
Address: 150, Newhall St, Birmingham, West Midlands, B3 1RY [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0121 236 5828
Birmingham Snow Hill (0.4 miles), Birmingham New Street (0.6 miles), Jewellery Quarter (0.6 miles)
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user reviews of the Queens Arms, Birmingham
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| Nice enough pub, have been a few times, very ideal to stop off if heading from bennetts hill to the jewellery quarter or visa versa. Strange occurence on one visit was a chav buying a bottle of Moet to take out!!!! seaman_max - 10 Jul 2008 15:26 |
| Lovely Victorian corner pub. 3 ales should have been on when we arrived on Saturday lunchtime. But they weren't as the barman did not have the keys to the cellar! Similarly, no ice. This was rectified for our 2nd round and had a nice pint of a beer with "blonde" in the name served in an old-fashioned "jug" pint glass. thegiant - 16 Jun 2008 11:43 |
| Not quite as good as i hoped it would be as the beer selection was not particularly good and all of them were average rather than anything better. Still worth bieng on a beer crawl of the City though which perhaps says more about the City real ale scene than anything else. brianthelion - 25 Feb 2008 08:57 |
| Its an interesting refurbishment, seeking to blend new and old. Nice pint of Directors. Music can be loud at times. A rare pub in the area, with choice of real ales. Sid98 - 12 Dec 2007 17:37 |
| Nice discreet pub which isn't aggressively pushing itself for the custom of the lofthouse and luxury flat dwellers nearby (Apres & Metchus, or whatever it's called, are there for that). Service is generally excellent and despite previous reviews I think the quality of their modest selection of real ales is extremely good. I agree that the prices are quite high, but then so is the standard of food. ILooklikeme - 30 May 2007 11:03 |
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