The Railway, Solihull

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At the front of the Railway Inn is the small red tile floored Last Stop Bar that has banquettes along the rear wall, a U-shaped banquette by the front window and a short wooden serving counter in the right rear corner. It was empty in here during a recent midweek lunchtime visit, so I entered the wooden floored Railway Restaurant towards the rear where there were a few people dining. The green tiled, wooden topped serving counter up the right-hand wall supports premium keg options alongside Carling and Neck Oil. There are also three hand pumps that were drawing Doom Bar, TT Landlord and a nice half of Tring Brewery’s Side Pocket that I enjoyed with a pork bap (that was actually a crusty roll, lol), four large roast potatoes and a gravy boat for around £13, it was very good, but a lot for a lunchtime meal. The pub is smaller than the outside suggests, especially considering the large car park to the left, but there is a patio at the rear that backs onto a large grass covered area with a children’s play area, so I expect that it gets busy in here on a nice sunny day. I thought the service was polite and I would stop to eat here again, but I don’t think I’d just pop in for a beer because it is too food led.

On 22^nd July 2026 - rating: 6
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