The Malt House

Book your table for four or more over the festive period and we will send you a £15 gift to use on a future visit. After all, it’s the season to be jolly! 🎁 *T&Cs apply. Book before 31 October. For full T&Cs: https://bit.ly/2CdJ18l

Off to see Arctic Monkeys tonight at Arena Birmingham? Why not pop in and see us 'When the sun goes down' here at the Malt House for some pre concert drinks!!

Coming to see Justin Timberlake tomorrow? We’re next door to the arena and it’s 2 for 1 on cocktails, Peroni and Prosecco 4pm - 6pm. Get here nice and early for a canal view table ☀️🍾

Time to start thinking about your Christmas party? We now have our festive menus available! Book now to avoid disappointment. #kingsofchristmas

Third and fourth place play off live today at 3pm. The sun is shining and the TVs upstairs open onto our first floor terrace ☀️⚽️👌🏼

Looking for somewhere with a more relaxed atmosphere than Broad Street?

Cheers to Summer! ☀🍻

The man himself is in Birmingham and if you're going to the show at Symphony Hall tonight or tomorrow, follow the canal to the Malt House (next to Birmingham Arena) and enjoy our typically British pub food, drink and atmosphere

It all starts today! We'll be showing all of the matches for all nations live.

From a great selection of gin to wine, cocktails to beer…….we have something for everyone. Come and join us this Bank Holi-yay weekend! Cheers 🍻

Join us this weekend to celebrate the Royal Wedding and toast Harry & Meghan with a pint of our exclusive limited edition beer…
Something Borrowed, Something Brewed! 💍🍺

Welcome darts fans! We’ll be taking photos of you guys dressed up for a Facebook page, see you this afternoon 😄🍺🍹🍔

Our new menu is here today! Join us to try our fantastic new range. Our new chicken tikka skewers go perfectly with a pint of Greene King IPA, or get the taste of the summer BBQ season with our new hog roast burger!

Samuel Rogers joins us for his open mic afternoon - join in and show us your talent!

Meet one of our local cask ale brewers and suppliers, Mark from Silhill Brewery, Catherine-de-Barnes, Solihill and learn about technique, taste samples and ask about the small growing business he runs 😊

What a night it’s going to be! If you’re planning to eat with us before the show, please arrive early as we are expecting to be very busy 😁

We are thrilled to announce that Reyka, our brand new Icelandic vodka, will be available tomorrow alongside the all new Duppy Share rum! Now that's the spirit! Join us tomorrow.

went here on Saturday with the family, food was amazing and so was the view, would deffinatly come back.

Was busy so had a wait to get served nothing unusual about that staff were friendly food we ordered was out quick piping hot and plentiful looking forward to next visit

Very very nice place good food makes me happy �

Really great place for food and drink and cheap and staff great especially adam who most helpfull

Lovely food and good service

Lovely atmosphere, food was lush, Elliot was excellent, v helpful & friendly x

I only went here with my mate looking for the ride.....to many snotty fuckers with their husbands sitting outside. Will return when the snotty fuckers come back without their husbands....

Great pub. Bar staff ensured people were served in the correct order too. Even on a very busy night, it only took a few minutes to get served.

Great pub great staff great drinks great atmosphere lovely single ladies and amazing definitely coming again.

Food was great and well organised pub that gets very busy.

Been nearly ten years since I last enjoyed a great pint and great food at The Malt House.

All I can say is, still superb. Fell in love with this pub again.

When I first arrived in Birmingham my friend took me to grab a beer at the Malt House. It was on his way to his apartment and the upper terrace had a nice view of the canals so I said yes and stopped for a Guiness.



As we sat there for an hour or so we got our feet up and emptied our pints we admired the canals and the Arena while laughing at tales from when we were kids.



Evening came and we decided to go to his home, walking down the stairs, the pub now filled with people.



During my 7 day trip to Birmingham I had the chance to drink and eat quite a few times at this place.

Even though it is big, really big in the evenings you can have some problems finding a free spot to eat because the inside, the upper terrace and even the tables outside, at the entrance are often full with people chatting over a beer or enjoying some food.



But this is the charm, in my opinion, for such places: old and young, men and women, girls laughing out loud and boys joking as beer flows and food is brought to the tables.



What I really enjoy in England is this exact feeling. The feeling you get when you are in a pub.

Laughter, joy, sports on tv, people standing out and smoking, the locals knowing eachother and if you really lucky sometimes a good old pie.



From what I remember I tried all the three pies from the menu (lamb, steak and chicken) and found them all very good. Without disrespect to the chicken pie who was very good I must say I sure miss a lamb or steak and ale pie more.



I’m a big fan of Guiness so I drank quite a few beers while visiting this location but other ales are available and they are just as good.



I have found the staff very pleasant, laughed, even told some jokes or had a small conversation while filling the glasses.



The prices are UK prices but sometimes, after a good laugh, a great pie and Guiness price doesnt matter that much anymore.



I cannot comment about other things from the menu since I haven’t tried them but if you’re ever in the area you can surely stop for a lamb pie and serve it on the upper terrace while relaxing and watching the canals.



For me, this has been a lovely experience and since i plan to visit my friend again i will sure get me a steak and ale pie the next time i'm there.

Very nice just busy but what do you expect?

The serving staff deserve a medal. Very busy city centre pub, but they can still make time for you.

The service is good, food is good. Went to the disabled toilet - not happy.

Not enough room in there for the changing table. It’s faulty, it was open when I went in, I tried to close it, it won’t close, I closed as much as I could

While sitting there the thing fell open. If I was in a wheelchair transferring to the toilet that would have landed on my head

That NEEDS sorting.

Not enough room in there for the changing table, put it in the room just outside the toilet

They need more staff behind the bar

Lovely pub. Expected a good quality Roast Beef Sunday Lunch for the £13.99 price tag but very poor. Bland, tasteless and not much of it. So disappointed.

Service terrible; staff rude and price of drinks ridiculous!!!

Great spot by the canal - there yesterday August bank holiday with sun shining - on entering the pub we discovered 2 queues of people just to get drinks took 20 minutes only 2 staff working behind the bar incredible- this was repeated on several occasions - felt sorry for the 2 bar staff as they had no support - no glasses were collected - business sense would tell you that more staff serving = more repeat business = more profit especially on a bank holiday - empty dirty glasses piled up at the end of the bar - seemed to lack anyone of authority- so my summary ; is that the way this establishment is run it doesn't deserve the prime location it has

went here on Saturday with the family, food was amazing and so was the view, would deffinatly come back.

Was busy so had a wait to get served nothing unusual about that staff were friendly food we ordered was out quick piping hot and plentiful looking forward to next visit

Very very nice place good food makes me happy �

Really great place for food and drink and cheap and staff great especially adam who most helpfull

Lovely food and good service

Lovely atmosphere, food was lush, Elliot was excellent, v helpful & friendly x

I only went here with my mate looking for the ride.....to many snotty fuckers with their husbands sitting outside. Will return when the snotty fuckers come back without their husbands....

Great pub. Bar staff ensured people were served in the correct order too. Even on a very busy night, it only took a few minutes to get served.

Great pub great staff great drinks great atmosphere lovely single ladies and amazing definitely coming again.

Food was great and well organised pub that gets very busy.

Been nearly ten years since I last enjoyed a great pint and great food at The Malt House.

All I can say is, still superb. Fell in love with this pub again.

When I first arrived in Birmingham my friend took me to grab a beer at the Malt House. It was on his way to his apartment and the upper terrace had a nice view of the canals so I said yes and stopped for a Guiness.



As we sat there for an hour or so we got our feet up and emptied our pints we admired the canals and the Arena while laughing at tales from when we were kids.



Evening came and we decided to go to his home, walking down the stairs, the pub now filled with people.



During my 7 day trip to Birmingham I had the chance to drink and eat quite a few times at this place.

Even though it is big, really big in the evenings you can have some problems finding a free spot to eat because the inside, the upper terrace and even the tables outside, at the entrance are often full with people chatting over a beer or enjoying some food.



But this is the charm, in my opinion, for such places: old and young, men and women, girls laughing out loud and boys joking as beer flows and food is brought to the tables.



What I really enjoy in England is this exact feeling. The feeling you get when you are in a pub.

Laughter, joy, sports on tv, people standing out and smoking, the locals knowing eachother and if you really lucky sometimes a good old pie.



From what I remember I tried all the three pies from the menu (lamb, steak and chicken) and found them all very good. Without disrespect to the chicken pie who was very good I must say I sure miss a lamb or steak and ale pie more.



I’m a big fan of Guiness so I drank quite a few beers while visiting this location but other ales are available and they are just as good.



I have found the staff very pleasant, laughed, even told some jokes or had a small conversation while filling the glasses.



The prices are UK prices but sometimes, after a good laugh, a great pie and Guiness price doesnt matter that much anymore.



I cannot comment about other things from the menu since I haven’t tried them but if you’re ever in the area you can surely stop for a lamb pie and serve it on the upper terrace while relaxing and watching the canals.



For me, this has been a lovely experience and since i plan to visit my friend again i will sure get me a steak and ale pie the next time i'm there.

Very nice just busy but what do you expect?

The serving staff deserve a medal. Very busy city centre pub, but they can still make time for you.

The service is good, food is good. Went to the disabled toilet - not happy.

Not enough room in there for the changing table. It’s faulty, it was open when I went in, I tried to close it, it won’t close, I closed as much as I could

While sitting there the thing fell open. If I was in a wheelchair transferring to the toilet that would have landed on my head

That NEEDS sorting.

Not enough room in there for the changing table, put it in the room just outside the toilet

They need more staff behind the bar

Lovely pub. Expected a good quality Roast Beef Sunday Lunch for the £13.99 price tag but very poor. Bland, tasteless and not much of it. So disappointed.

Service terrible; staff rude and price of drinks ridiculous!!!

Great spot by the canal - there yesterday August bank holiday with sun shining - on entering the pub we discovered 2 queues of people just to get drinks took 20 minutes only 2 staff working behind the bar incredible- this was repeated on several occasions - felt sorry for the 2 bar staff as they had no support - no glasses were collected - business sense would tell you that more staff serving = more repeat business = more profit especially on a bank holiday - empty dirty glasses piled up at the end of the bar - seemed to lack anyone of authority- so my summary ; is that the way this establishment is run it doesn't deserve the prime location it has