The Jewellers Arms, Birmingham

A first ever visit here and I wasn't disappointed, a trad old school pub with 12 handpumps, the Branscome Golden Fiddle was ok if not memorable but plenty of choice to be had.

A previous visit to the Jewellers Arms several years ago filed this as one not to bother with, but that’s now not the case after Black Country Ales took it over in 2017 and refurbished the place. They have done a very good job and it is now an excellent ale house in a traditional street corner pub as mentioned below. I went for the house mild , the Pig on the Wall and very good it was too, especially as it was a London wallet pleasing £3.75 a pint.

Official site of The Jewellers Arms - www.blackcountryales.co.uk

Carpeted, traditional furniture, floral wallpaper, Victorian-style lighting and banquette seating. All this and a total of 12 pumps, I went for the Weller Weal which was good, price forgotten.

Official site of The Jewellers Arms - www.blackcountryales.co.uk

A nicely-restored corner pub in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter with a strong local following, no doubt aided by the excellent range of beers from the 14 pumps. My Lords Bandon Car Porter was in excellent condition. Most of the activity takes place round the bar, while a side area contains a dartboard and there is some pavement seating at the front and a patio area behind for outdoor drinkers.