Anchor Inn, Grade II listed pub in Digbeth, England
The Anchor Inn is a Grade II listed pub in Digbeth with terracotta elements decorating its facade and traditional architectural details throughout. Inside, the preserved structure combines period features with contemporary bar facilities.
The building was designed by architects James and Lister Lea in 1901 for the Holt Brewery Company and gained Grade II listed status in 1991. This recognition acknowledged its importance as a well-preserved example of early 20th century pub architecture.
The pub earned multiple Regional Pub of the Year awards from the Campaign for Real Ale between 1996 and 2008, cementing its role in local drinking culture. Regulars appreciate the focus on real ales and craft beers that has remained central to what the place offers.
The pub stocks a wide range of real ales, craft beers, wines, and spirits for different tastes and budgets. Contact via email or social media helps with inquiries or to arrange visits in advance.
The Keane family operated the pub for 43 years until 2016, maintaining consistency in its operations and character. When Julian Rose-Gibbs took over, he continued this commitment to preserving what made the place special.
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