The Brasshouse
Pub in Birmingham
- Chain
- Stonegate
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About
The Brasshouse is a Pub based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Known for sunday roast. It stays open late, until 02:00. Price range: mid-range. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations, delivery. For a quieter visit, come by on a Wednesday. Rated 4.1★ by 3026 diners.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service4
- Ambiance4
- Value for money2
Frequently asked questions
Where is The Brasshouse?+
The Brasshouse is located at 44 Broad Street, Birmingham, Birmingham.
What kind of place is The Brasshouse?+
The Brasshouse is a Pub in Birmingham. It is part of the Stonegate chain.
What are The Brasshouse's opening hours?+
The Brasshouse is open seven days a week. The Brasshouse stays open late, until 02:00.
Is The Brasshouse open on Sundays?+
Yes, The Brasshouse is open on Sundays.
Does The Brasshouse take reservations?+
Yes, you can book a table at The Brasshouse online.
When is the best time to visit The Brasshouse?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Wednesday.
How expensive is The Brasshouse?+
The Brasshouse is generally mid-range.
What does The Brasshouse offer?+
The Brasshouse offers Outdoor seating, Delivery, Live music, Wheelchair access, Bar, Takes reservations.
Location
What people say
“Great pub with loads of beers to choose from and excellent service.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Gill Bentley★★★★June 2026..Went there again for the Sunday afternoon Blues gig. It was as good as ever. // Went there for Sunday afternoon gig. It was a great atmosphere, with a friendly crowd Good choice of beers.. and while I didn't eat, pub grub meals..as well as a Sunday roast are available. November 2025. It's still as good as I've said above. March 2026. It's still as good...great atmosphere, a good band, good beers..what more do you want!?!
Mary Ortiz★Situated approximately 12 feet from the Ozzy Osbourne statue, The Brass House has somehow decided that Black Sabbath fans are the one demographic they’d like to treat like absolute garbage. Bold strategy. The server wiped our table with the enthusiasm of a man receiving a terminal diagnosis. The Sunday roast we were “definitely not serving” rattled audibly from the kitchen. And the sauce on the fish and chips tasted like a bodily fluid I won’t name but you’re already thinking it. They serve the Ozzy Osbourne IPA. They chose this location. They did this to themselves. Do not go here. Not even i
Tracey Moore★What an absolute disgrace! The attitude of the serving staff was nothing short of disgusting. The bar staff on the other hand were fine. We ordered separately and asked for all meals to be delivered together. 6 people. One meal arrived and honestly it was pathetic for the £15 price tag (see photo).. but nothing else came for 10 minutes. When questioned the meal was taken away and we waited at least another 10 minutes before the meals returned. Variable quality and variable value for money. Roast dinners advertised with unlimited roasties ... they had none! Get your act together people. A
Lia★★The environment and atmosphere of the pub is really nice, it’s cozy and it has comfortable seating, you can also order from your table. There is air conditioning inside and there is a nice small seating are outside right next to the canal HOWEVER, we got 2 of the Black Sabbath IPA English Ale ( based on the description given from the bar staff) however the beer was disgusting, flat and not cold and did not look anything like the beer that was advertised outside the pub ( picture from the beer and the advertisement are posted ). We asked the manager (Chris) if we can get a different beer as it
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