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Delightful pub next to the canal. Lovely atmosphere, no rowdy customers. Lovely mix of families and adult diners. It was very busy hower we came for a bite to eat before a gig and it was 5.30pm on a Saturdayso its to be expected. Lots of tables reserved however we found one right in the corner, Came in with a friend, I couldn't decide what to eat myself so I went for the 5 small plates. LET ME TELL YOU...they are not small portions. Absolutely incredible food, especially the halloumi with pickled watermelon and the crispy squid. Absolutely amazing value for money. My friend opted for the cheese and bacon burger and again, Absolutely lovely. The staff are friendly and attentive, came up to ask how the food was and was service with a smile all round. Will definitely be returning.
victoria greavesvictoria greaves
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First time visitor to the Malt House this afternoon. The location is fabulous, really nice next to the canal, and inside it really has some charm. The barman who served was very friendly, polite and genuinely seemed happy to be doing what he is doing. The happy vibe was very welcome! Inside, quickly found a table I liked and enjoyed my drink while passing by in central Birmingham. All of the tables were clean, but did notice food under the floor on mine - could do with a little attention taken to under the tables when cleaning away. Visited the toilets during my visit. They were clean but with so many signs of vandalism - I do think it needs a bit of a refresh. It's not a major thing as were clean and fresh. There is a serious concern noted on this visit that must raise, which is pretty much why have to note this review as 2* to be sure it can be looked into. This pub is in breach of "The Calorie Labelling (Out of Home Sector) (England) Regulations 2021" specifically in relation to omission of the statement of "(c)subject to paragraph (3), the statement that āadults need around 2000 kcal a dayā." on each of the menu's requiring it. I noted this is not on the main menu that is printed on A4 paper, but also the main drinks menu to which it applies for drinks below 1.2% ABV. This law has been in place since April 2022 so should have been implemented by now. In addition, I noted a number of symbols next to menu items, but no key as to what they mean? There is a * and a + but with no matching small print? I have uploaded a photo of the menu to show this. Conclusion: This is really a nice place, but it could do with some attention. Specifically around the food labelling regulations on the menu and a lick of paint as required. I do hope this feedback is taken constructively as intended and resolved internally.
ChrisChris
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Was doing training in the area, popped in for a drink during lunch but didn't eat there as food supplied as part of training but was considering it for the evening. Chap serving was very pleasant, lady collecting glasses was full of hell. Went back to the training and looked out the window to see choppiing boards stored outside on the floor next to the rat traps? Staff took them in about 3 hours later. Next day a delivery in the morning was partially left outside in the sun from 0900 to about 1500. Then they used the same trolly to store kitchen refuse. Won't be eating here thankyou.
Wayne cookWayne cook
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Overpriced drinks: I was charged £4.75 for one "real ale", that's about £3 at Wetherspoons outlets. Mediocre management: Balcony area was closed off (again) due to being booked by a "private party". (I was there 2 hrs, didn't see a single person up there). Nowhere to sit: By 3:30pm there are no tables left (inside) if you are in a group (Saturday afternoon). Pub is in a great location, but the owners make you pay through the nose for that privilege. Sweet smelling toilets and good table clearance service don't make up for overall underwhelming experience.
writerNBwriterNB
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The roof terrace overlooking the canals is one of the best locations to drink in Birmingham when itās sunny. Very cosy well styled interior perfect for the winter. Decent prompt service when we visited. What let it down was the selection and quality of beer available. I had their ice breaker IPA which was very average and at 5.85 I felt was expensive. Iāve had their cask ales previously and never thought they were particularly good, interesting or well kept. I will be back because itās a cool pub itās just a shame they canāt improve their beer.
Tom BirdTom Bird
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Had a great Christmas meal here, my main which was the festive burger was more than I could stomach and was rich in flavor, looking at my work colleague dinners they all seemed the same regardless of turkey, steak or pie. Starters and desert were what you would expect small starters, sweet deserts. Everyone enjoyed themselves and no-one had a complaint. Business was paying for drinks so can't tell you if it's expensive or not. Staff courteous and location next to the canal is spot on, I'm sure you wouldn't be disappointed visiting here.
PetePete
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Nearby Attractions Of Malt House
National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
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Symphony Hall
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75 King Edwards Rd, Birmingham B1 2NX, United Kingdom
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4.2
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This large pub branch with a canalside terrace and balcony serves real ales and hearty British food.
attractions: National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Mailbox Birmingham, Symphony Hall, Broadway Plaza, easyHotel Birmingham City Centre, The Alexandra, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre & LEGO Store Birmingham, Hyatt Regency Birmingham, Birmingham Cathedral, restaurants: Turtle Bay Birmingham, Dishoom Birmingham, Turtle Bay Brindleyplace Birmingham, Pitcher & Piano Birmingham, The Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre, Birmingham, The Botanist Gas Street Basin, Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Bar & Grill Birmingham, The Lost & Found Birmingham, Slug & Lettuce - Birmingham, Figure of Eight - JD Wetherspoon

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