Birmingham is home to some fantastic traditional pubs that are cherished by locals.
The city has one of the best food and drinks scenes around, with plenty of brilliant independent pubs and venues across the city centre as well as Birmingham’s neighbourhoods.
Over the years, there have also been some classic boozers across the city that have maybe earned a bit of a reputation.
There’s a number of pubs across the country that some people might find a little intimidating to enter, but what’s the most daunting pub to walk into in Birmingham?
We asked our readers what were the ‘roughest’ Birmingham pubs they’ve visited over the year that are no longer open.
Here’s which pubs were mentioned the most:
Over the years, there have also been some classic boozers across the city that have maybe earned a bit of a reputation.
13. The Norton, Erdington
A Lidl store now stands where the Norton Inn once stood. It was a local boozer that also had a bit of a reputation | Google
14. The Gladiator, Druids Heath
This was a lively venue in the heart of Druids Heath. Was mentioned by readers | Google
15. The Primrose, Kings Norton
Housing replaced The Primrose in 2013. It was a very popular community pub over the years | Google
16. Happy Trooper, Chelmsley Wood
The Happy Trooper was a notorious pub in the heart of Chelmsley Wood. It was recreated on set for Steven Knight's BBC show This Town as it was knocked down many years ago | Express and Star