Copper Fox, Birmingham

Official site of Copper Fox - copperfoxgrill.com

Official site of Copper Fox - copperfoxgrill.com

I visited this pub today and it is now called The Copper Fox.

This is a detached pub and eatery, with patio area. It is a 1950s looking pub, built as a part of the 1930-50s rapid estate building in the area. The pub is dominated by two large gables in white brick, with a steep pitched roof that has dormers. It gives the slightest nod to the Tudors. The interior is a large, open L-shaped room. It has two parts, a smaller, more 'bar' area off to the left and a foody area around to the right. It is in red patterned wallpaper and yellow, with red patterned carpet and white ceiling. It has several TVs, showing general stuff and the music was via a jukebox and at a decent level. The menu is basic. Some trophies and old photos are in the bar, while the foody area has more arty art on the walls. There is a pull down screen facility. There are dart boards at either end and a pool table in the foody bit. The service was OK and a few regulars seemed to be in. Beer; usual tap stuff with M&B MILD. There were 4 handpulls, but all had GK IPA clips - it was kept well enough - just not the most exciting. A run-of-the-mill place, with the pub games. Happy enough to have stopped by.

Working class Marstons pub but none the worse for that. Often stop here for a relaxing drink after a strees torn visit to the nearby Qun.Elizabeth Hosp.Banks and guest ales available. Cheap menu. All on one level ,wheelchair access is good.