Find a pub in the West Midlands
From the buzz of Birmingham to the wild beauty of the Malvern Hills, the West Midlands is an area of the UK rich in charm, contrast and character. A region at the heart of Britain’s industrial past, it’s a place where heritage meets heartland – from striking urban skylines to sweeping countryside vistas.
Explore the leafy trails of Cannock Chase, wander through Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon or marvel at mediaeval wonders like Warwick Castle. Wherever you turn, there’s always something new to discover.
Our pubs in the West Midlands are nestled among these iconic sights and surroundings. With traditional interiors, crackling fires, seasonal menus and fantastic beer gardens, they’re perfect for pit stops, post-walk pints or long lunches with loved ones.
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The best pubs in the West Midlands
Wherever you find yourself in the region, a Chef & Brewer pub is never too far away. Our hand-picked selection brings you the best pubs in the West Midlands, each with its own unique magic.From relaxed countryside cubbyholes to sprawling, characterful locals with many a tale to tell, these are places made for digging into good food and soaking up every last drop of good company and proper pub hospitality.
Garden House
Set just outside the centre of Birmingham, Garden House in Edgbaston provides a countryside escape with all the convenience of city life. With a lovely beer garden for those sunny afternoons and a dog-friendly welcome for four-legged guests, this place is made for leisurely lunches and relaxed drinks.
Expect delicious pub classics, weekend specials and a cosy atmosphere that feels like a home away from home.
Himley House
A stone’s throw from the historic Himley Hall and Park, Himley House in Himley is one of those countryside pubs in the West Midlands that has never lost its old-world charm. Surrounded by tranquil scenery, it’s ideal for walkers, weekenders and lovers of the great outdoors.
When you’re done getting in touch with nature, head indoors and tuck into a comforting Sunday Roast, settle in for a pint or treat the whole family to a delicious dinner.
Peacock Inn
As far as dog-friendly pubs in the West Midlands go, you won’t find many better than the Peacock Inn in Forhill. Perched on the edge of the Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it’s the perfect place for a post-walk meal or pint in the sunshine. Seasonal specials, a family-friendly atmosphere and a very warm welcome await.
Drum & Monkey
If you’re looking for country pubs in the West Midlands that deliver charm in spades, the Drum & Monkey in Dorridge is the place for you. With its quirky name and story-book charm, this is truly a quintessential British pub.
Surrounded by pretty greenery and brimming with local tradition, it’s a wonderful old countryside pub that guarantees a relaxing escape.
Bear Inn
In the heart of Berkswell village, the Bear looks like something out of a fairytale. It’s a quaint, welcoming stop after a countryside ramble, and is a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike. It’s the kind of place where you’ll want to linger a little longer. Don’t forget to check out the Young Guests menu for family visits.
More about the West Midlands
There’s a reason the West Midlands is considered the heart of England. Beyond its vibrant cities lies a landscape woven with woodlands, hills and rich heritage. Explore the dramatic limestone gorge of Ironbridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and cradle of the Industrial Revolution.
Roam the wild trails of the Clent Hills or soak in the history of Lichfield with its stunning three-spired cathedral. Wander the market towns of Bridgnorth and Bewdley, or enjoy a narrowboat ride along the Stourbridge Canal.
All that exploring calls for a well-earned rest. With a comforting meal in one of our country pubs in the West Midlands, a crisp pint in a peaceful beer garden or a tasty bite from our seasonal menus, you’ll find our pubs are perfect if you’re in search of a slower pace.
Take a moment to pause, take in the view and let the countryside work its magic.