A popular Solihull pub to be transformed with a delicious taste of the US Deep South
A renowned pub in Solihull is getting a US Deep South makeover and food fans will be delighted
National pub company Greene King will be opening a second branch of its BBQ restaurant inspired by the Deep South in the US in Solihull.
Greene King, who run the Hickory’s Smokehouse in Castle Bromwich, will now open a new site in Solihull in Earlswood.
The new restaurant will replace The Reservoir, which was a Hungry Horse pub, and located at The Common in Earlswood. Greene King owns the Hungry Horse brand along with Chef & Brewer, Farmhouse Inns, Wacky Warehouse, Greene King Inns, Belhaven Pubs, Greene King pubs, Hickory’s Smokehouse, and Flaming Grill.
Work is underway at the former The Reservoir in Earlswood, with plans to open in the new year.
Managing Director John Welsh told BirminghamWorld: “We’re delighted to be coming to Earlswood, Solihull. We’ve been serving up BBQ for over 13 years now and have welcomed guests from the Midlands to Hickory’s for over 8 years, so we’re thrilled to be opening here.”
“We cannot wait to introduce the locals to our new home and hopefully convert a whole host of new fans to all things BBQ & the authentic tastes of the Southern States.”
Greene King aren’t the only ones to open American-style BBQs in Solihull as Birmingham-based Mitchells & Butler will be bringing its Orleans Smokehouse where a Harvester used to be on 1036 Stratford Rd, Shirley, Solihull.