Pubs with Bruce

Birmingham, UK. This grand building was constructed in 1833 and refurbished in 1869 by Castle Bromwich architect John Gibson. It was...

Solihull, UK. A large suburban pub, part of the Sizzling Pubs chain, located about 1 mile from the Solihull town centre (I enjoyed a nice...

Solihull, UK. A small bar/cafe at the end of a row of shops just down the road from Solihull town centre. Another place that is the hang...

Solihull, UK. Located across from The Olton Railway Station (the nearest to our flat) which only has two platforms, hence the name of the...

Bennetts Hill, Birmingham, UK. Although this pub is only about a decade old, there has been a pub on this site since the 19th century....

Bennetts Hill, Birmingham, UK. Built between 1868 and 1870, this building features a beautiful Stucco Italianate front. A beautiful...

Birmingham, Lower Temple Street, Birmingham, UK. Originally established in 1774, the pub moved to its current location in 1911. Located...

Birmingham, UK. Established in 1821 and located on the Gas Street Basin. A cozy pub downstairs from the street with three small rooms and...

Birmingham, UK. The building was built in 1781 by the Birmingham Metal Company and was Birmingham's first foundry. It is located on the...

Wolverhampton, UK. A lovely country pub on the outskirts of Wolverhampton, in 1780 the Mermaid Inn was one of 23 buildings in the close...

Solihull, UK. A very large building with a nice outdoor seating area, it is located on the outskirts of the Solihull town centre. There...

Solihull,UK. It was originally named the Limerick, then renamed the Barley Mow. O'Neill's is a pub chain in the UK (I have been to a...

Solihull, UK. A rambling early 19th century building located on Solihull's town square. the brewery deeds go back to the 1750s when the...

Solihull, UK. The original building was constructed between 1550 and 1565 and was first recorded as a coaching inn in 1583. By 1828 it...

Solihull, West Midlands, UK. Located near the Solihull Town Centre bus stop, it has a large bar, several spacious rooms and patio area...

Bath. Built between 1748 and 1750 by John Wood the Elder, who is known for designing and building some of the finest streets and...

Bath. This tiny pub (there are many in Bath!) was built in 1716. The name celebrates a tree that stood next to the bowling green which...

Bath, UK. One of Bath city centre's smallest pubs, located in a small passageway between New Bond Street and Upper Borough Walls. The...

Bath, UK. Sam Weller is a fictional character in The Pickwick Papers, Charles Dickens' first novel, and is the character that made...

Newton Abbot, UK. Located adjacent to the Newton Abbot Railway Station, the single room interior features memorabilia of the "age of...