Pup And Duckling — Bar in Birmingham

Pup and Duckling is a micropub on Old Lode Lane in Solihull, just outside the city. It opened in 2016 after being converted from a retail shop. The space has step-free access and is wheelchair-friendly. You can find up to eight real ales from local microbreweries, including pale ales, stouts, and porters. The three-room layout, main room like a coffee shop, middle one like a house lounge, keeps things relaxed. No TVs or loud music. Best time to go is evening, when locals gather for craft beer without needing a booking.

Pup and Duckling opened in 2016 after its former retail space was converted into a micropub. The three-room layout, main room resembling a coffee shop, middle one feeling like a house lounge, creates varied atmospheres within the same building. Lighting is warm throughout, contributing to the cozy vibe. No TVs or loud music systems are present; noise levels stay moderate. It’s been known for accessible drinking spaces where locals can meet without formal booking. The venue focuses on real ales from regional microbreweries, supporting local craft beer culture.

Pup and Duckling serves up to eight real ales from nearby microbreweries, styles range from pale ale to stout. The three-room layout allows for different uses: quiet evenings alone in the main room, small group drinks in the middle area. Events include live music nights or themed beer tastings, often focused on pub culture and local craft brewing. It’s ideal for those who want relaxed socialising without needing a table reservation. No TV means conversation is encouraged.