An independent Irish pub tucked away in a Birmingham alley is winning praise for its affordable Sunday roasts, lively music nights, and live sport screenings. Clancy's, which opened in Harborne in February, has quickly become a local favourite.
Cheaper Roasts Than Toby Carvery
Sunday roasts at Clancy's are priced at £15.95 per main course, making them five pence cheaper than the Sunday roast at the Kings Norton Toby Carvery. The hearty portions include Irish boiled bacon with buttery mash, beef, lamb, gammon, veggie pies, and all the trimmings, earning the pub a 4.9-star rating on Google.
Starters and puddings are also available, with two courses costing £20. Sides such as cauliflower cheese and creamed leeks with bacon can be added for £4 each.
A Legacy of Irish Hospitality
The family-run pub continues a tradition of Irish boozers in Birmingham. It occupies the site of the former Bun and Barrel burger joint, which later became Wingers Tap Room. The passage leading to the entrance has been transformed with a 'sláinte bab' sign, Kerry green decor, and Guinness branding to celebrate its heritage.
Customer Reviews
Diners have been quick to share their positive experiences. Dexy Mccracken wrote: "Amazing food, amazing atmosphere. Second time we've been for Sunday lunch and both times haven't disappointed. By far the best pub around and great prices. Definitely try the sticky toffee pudding. Live music is also a hit!"
Captain Freddy added: "We had a Sunday dinner and it was delicious. Fantastic line up of beers, great price, best pub in Birmingham." Haydn Rout commented: "Food blew my tastebuds! Amazing laugh and great team, will be back every time possible." Robin Wooldridge said: "Visited on Saturday with my wife. We had a crusty cob each and the best can of 0% Guinness I have ever tasted - poured through some fancy pouring machine! No rip off prices and a genuine friendly atmosphere complete with a pool table. Will be back!"
Clancy's is located at 152a High Street, Harborne, B17 9PN.
