Sutton Coldfield pub closes suddenly shocking locals

This marks the end of an era for the brewpub, which has been a community staple since opening in 2015.

In a surprising turn of events, the Brewhouse & Kitchen in Sutton Coldfield has permanently closed its doors.

Known for its on-site microbrewery and unique craft beers, Brewhouse & Kitchen on Birmingham Road served up craft beers and a diverse menu.

One of the standout features of Brewhouse & Kitchen’s Sutton Coldfield location was its creatively named drinks. Customers could enjoy a pint of “The Black Belt,” a tribute to Sutton Coldfield’s famous acting son Scott Adkins, known for his role as Yuri Boyka in the 2006 prison boxing film.

Or they could savour the rich flavours of “004 Oaks,” a nod to one-time Four Oaks resident and Golden Globe winner Roger Moore.

A spokesperson confirmed the closure to BirminghamWorld, stating that the freehold and business have been sold, and the team will transfer to the new owners. The company expressed gratitude to the Sutton Coldfield community for their support over the years.

The sudden closure has left many locals and regular patrons in shock. The pub was not only a place to enjoy a pint but also a community hub that hosted various events and gatherings. The news has sparked a wave of nostalgia and sadness among its loyal customers.

As the community bids farewell to Brewhouse & Kitchen, the future of the site remains uncertain.

While the new owners have not yet been disclosed, there is hope that the location will continue to serve as a vibrant social spot in Sutton Coldfield.

For now, the iconic brewpub has been remembered fondly for its contributions to the local culture and its unique craft beers celebrating Sutton Coldfield.