New Inn, Harborne

About us

The New Inn is a well-loved establishment in the heart of the community enjoying the buzz of a vibrant High Street. It’s one of the oldest pubs in the area with Georgian roots dating back to approximately 1828! So, if you’re looking for a traditional pub with a wide range of drinks and a friendly atmosphere, you need to pay us a visit. We have fabulous offers throughout the week, proper pints of hand-crafted ale, delicious crisp wines and a selection of soft drinks.

Facilities

Beer gardenCar parkDisabled facilitiesFamily friendlyFoodOutside areaReal aleReal fireSmoking areaWiFi freeQuiz nightsCask Marque

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Reviews

604 reviews

4.1/5

Janet Crook

3 months ago

I have lived and worked around Harborne for many years, and it was the first time I had been to the New Inns. What a delight, lovely interior and well-kept beer. down side - no parking, so had a 5 minute walk in the cold. the garden area is massive and a fantastic area. I just wonder how much it's truly utilised with the British weather and the short university term

Bridget mcclure-jones

3 months ago

A beautiful gem of a pub in Vivien Road Harborne. Aid Bernie and all their staff make you feel really welcome. There is lovely homely atmosphere throughout the week. Sat nights are live music nights and fun is had by all. I sooo happy I've found this gorgeous amazing pub

matt hale

6 months ago

Great place. Nice selection of beers. Friendly staff and good people. A great smoking area and on Saturday they have a live band. Really enjoyable. I don't know if they serve food.

Debbie Poole

7 months ago

Lovely food and music in a warm, welcome environment with hosts who work hard to give great service

Nana “The Silver Tauren” Afedzie -Mensah

1 year ago

Famished after a long drive , my partner and I were ready for some pub grub that would warm our insides. We stumbled upon the New Inn in Harborne through a Google search, sadly our first impressions were less than appetizing. Being new in town we assumed the pub had parking but we had missed it . We decided to give them a call and ask for some help. Unfortunately, an unhelpful lady answered the phone, told us there was no parking available and didn't offer any alternative solutions and hung up . With our hunger leading the way, we conquered the parking situation and briskly marched on to the pub undeterred by this lady’s attitude. Now, unless this pub has a monopoly on unpleasant female staff members , I assume we were unlucky enough to encounter the same lady who answered the phone when we finally arrived. Her general demeanour was off-putting , she was as helpful as a screen door on a submarine. She stood there, not uttering a word while we ordered food from a menu that had already stopped being served, before informing us that none of our order was available. Thankfully, a friendly male staff member, recognised our need for assistance and stepped in to explain the menu and pointed out which meals were still available. The pub itself was an igloo, but we managed to keep warm by leaving our coats on . It's possible that they turned off the heating to save on energy costs, understandable giving the current crisis we all face. Despite the negative first impressions, the food , when it arrived was the shining star of the New Inn. The bangers and mash and ale pie were delicious . Absolutely the best !!! ⭐️🌟🌟🌟🌟5 stars all day long ,also reasonably priced . The pub interior is clean and well presented , the toilets are on the ground floor , modern , also very clean and well maintained We'll be returning to the New Inn , but we'll make sure to dress for sub-zero temperatures and hope to avoid the unpleasant lady. The food is worth the risk of frostbite.