Reviews of The Dark Horse. (Restaurant) in Birmingham (West Midlands).

The Dark Horse

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Bar & grill

145 Alcester Rd, Moseley, Birmingham B13 8JP, United Kingdom

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p. p. (. p.

Went there for a gig in the music venue situated upstairs. Great cover band and decent prices at venue. My only gripe is that the event tickets stated that doors open at 7pm with band …

G. N.

Went here to see James Walsh from Starsailor, supported by Chloe Lorentzen, both of whom played brilliant sets in the comfortable, intimate music venue above the rest of the premises. The staff were professional, the room had reasonable acoustics and the beer was of a decent standard. Sound engineer did a solid job, too! Highly recommended.

M. M.

Great Pub. Great selection of Drinks. If you pop in, be sure to try a Pint of Blue Moon. I will definitely do a return visit. Staff were helpful and polite. Place was well presented and clean. I did not try any food, however have been told they do a fabulous Roast Dinner.

j. w.

The Sunday dinner was nice for the price everything was cooked well but had to ask for extra gravy. Other than that spot on

K. R.

The bar down stairs on good and does table service and is a big contrast to the upstairs bar and music venue as it could do with a bit of work with regards to toilets and flooring. It's a great place if you love those sticky floor music venue's for nostalgia of days gone bye. A cool casual place.

j. b.

Great little upstairs room for small capacity gig, although it's L shaped so restricted view at back, enthusiastic crowd for James Walsh, great atmosphere! Unfortunately the pub felt run down and dirty, particularly the loos. Drinks were not great, had 2 decidedly iffy pints and a nasty G&T the tonic was flat and didn't get finished. Ended up having a drink down the road at The Village which was very much nicer, went back for the headliner, didn't order another drink. If your going to a gig here, maybe stay in city centre longer (only £8 in a taxi) there are far nicer places to eat and drink! The bar staff were all pretty decent though!

M. M.

Nice place, friendly staff, music a bit of a Mish mash, drum and bass then some kind of funky stuff, then soul bass was so high couldn't always tell what was playing. Does serve food in the day but not nights and it's table service

L. F.

Excellent choice of beers. Deep Fried Comes club was excellent. Staff are lovely, overall a great vibe. Felt very clean in there too.

A. W.

First time here and I can honestly say I was IMPRESSED. Exceptional service from friendly staff, that didn't view us as a way to upsell. Wide range f draft beers, ales and spirits to choose from, especially the IPA 😍🤤... With samples provided of one's I was unsure of. Ordering was simple, with a decent range of dishes to choose from. The food arrived hot and in a timely manner and the waitress even rectified an easy mistake by replacing with a whole new dish. Great seating area outside, perfect for a sunny day, and lots of seating inside too. Will definitely visit again.

R. P.

Fab venue to play at. Very helpful and understanding after a late setback with our RHCP band due to perform. Hoping to go back soon. Food was awesome btw.

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