The Old Crown, The Oldest Inn, Birmingham UK

		Telephone +44 (0)121 248 1368 188 High Street, Deritend, Birmingham, West Midlands B12 0LD. Fax +44 (0)121 248 1369

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Restaurant interior with layed up tables and flowers


	Did you know?

	In it's time, The Old Crown has served as a hotel, as a brewery, as a pub, as a café and even as a slaughterhouse!

Welcome to The Old Crown

The oldest inn in Birmingham is an independently run establishment offering a delightful traditional bar, an intimate restaurant, truly unique accommodation and impressive facilities for both business conferences and special occasions.

Half a mile (0.8km) from the new BullRing shopping complex, next door to the cosmopolitan Custard Factory and in the heart of the historic Irish quarter, The Old Crown offers a unique and welcoming experience to guests and regulars alike.

Easily reached from The National Coach Station at Digbeth, Moor Street and New Street railway stations and Birmingham International Airport, The Old Crown is ideally situated for visitors to Birmingham who want something out of the ordinary, not just the usual anodine fare.

We look forward to seeing you soon and showing you why The Old Crown is so special, but don't just take our word for it, we have included comments in this web site from some of our satisfied customers.


	The Old Crown’s history is unusual. In many ways it has survived when many other buildings have not. It was described in Tudor times as a ‘A Maison House of Timbar’ by John Leyland (a contemporary historian). This inn has history in every room and is reputed to be haunted by two ghosts.
– Excerpts from The Old Crown 1368: A Brief History.

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