Nothing quite beats sitting in a local pub with a pint or glass of wine and relaxing after a hard day at work.
But have you ever fancied being your own boss and actually running a pub of your own?
Although pubs are going through a bit of a tough time at the moment, plenty are doing well and as busy as they were before the pandemic and cost of living crisis.
So do you fancy following the trend by taking over one of the Birmingham bars which are currently available for those interested in helping to run a business.
Here are 11 pubs looking for new landlords or owners, according to FindMyPub.com.
5. The College Arms, Hall Green - annual rent: £18,000
This large two-roomed pub has a commercial kitchen space and a substantial first-floor function room. Entering the premises from the block-paved front forecourt, the first room is a very large L-shaped lounge served by a long bar counter. An adequately sized, raised area provides an ideal position for live entertainment; the lounge offers 70 covers and has an overhead TV projector for the showing of sport and other events. The spacious public bar has seating for approximately 40 at one end and at the other is the games area with a pool table and dart board. | Google Street View
6. Iron Horse, Stechford - annual rent: 14,000
Based on Flaxeley Road with a lot of family housing around, it is very close to the A4040 with great links to the city centre. The Iron Horse is a community pub situated in the busy hub of Stechford. With fixed seating, new décor, and a fireplace, there is space for approximately 40 covers. The pub accommodates a strong rhythm of the week offer with darts, pool, football teams, and live bands. There is also a trade kitchen which is ideal for anyone who wishes to develop a food offer. | Google Street View
7. The Toby Jug, Kingshurst - annual rent: £32,000
Popular amongst locals, The Toby Jug is a large, detached pub set slightly back from the busy Chester Road and situated in a highly populated residential area. The pub is well established and offers a new publican an exceptional opportunity to drive this business forward. The Toby Jug is very popular with the locals and due to its great location, the pub has the potential to attract passing and destination trade through a family-friendly, value-for-money food offer. Further development of an entertainment schedule would really help drive trade and increase revenue. | Google Street View
8. The Kings Oak, Kings Norton - annual rent: £12,000
The Kings Oak sits at the end of a row of shops built together in the 1960S in the middle of the Northfield estate in Kings Norton Birmingham, at one end of West Heath Park. | Google Street View