The Shakespeare is a pub Birmingham located in United Kingdom.
Lower Temple St Birmingham West Midlands B2 4JD United Kingdom
| Reservations | Yes |
| Credit Cards | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Free |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Menus | Lunch, Dinner, Dessert |
| Drinks | Beer, Wine, Full Bar |
Relaxed pub just meters away from Birmingham New Street station. Great for having a pint while waiting for a train .
Ideal for New Street Station, or a local theatre . Good ale , nice atmosphere.
Nice little pub . Service is great and there's a quieter dining area at the back.
The ales are pretty good! Ask the bartender to recommend.
Good range real ales available. There is no excuse to drink the lager in here. None whatsoever.
Good food, good beer and reasonably priced !
Friendly service and a good choice of beers
Lovely live music and brilliant fish basket!!:)
Nice people , nice ambience , nice environment . Nice to chill out :)
Quality cask ale , nice price too
The best chicken and mushroom pie ever.
Gents: Proper quality. Piss tinged floor with a smattering of broken glass and TP.
Remember you are in Birmingham. Barmaids accent was amazing :)))
The Aspalls cider is really good
Free Cloud WiFi even if you're standing outside
the old rosie makes you behave very oddly and then forget everything.
lovely Aspall's
No hand pulled just bottled Newcastle Brown and fizzy lager
Ptarmigan is a decent pint
Two meals for £4.99 - usual wetherspoons type thing but fine.
Great ale selection. Definitely worth the visit for an enthusiast. - Ben White
Great atmosphere, great food. Quirky and original. Staff are very knowledgable about the choice of ales and drinks on sale. Bar service can be slow when all the staff are making cocktails though. - Rob Thomas
Wetherspoons generally serves cheap, good food. What makes it brill is that it's usually fairly traded and locally sourced (to specific recipes of course). A chain worthy of your custom! Vegans too! - Courtney
Great location near train station. Good drink selection and fab pub food. A hidden gem in the city! - Sam Perry