Pub 'well and truly back' as boss gears up to reopen boozer under its old name

THE OWNER OF THE PUB IS TAKING A STEP BACK WITH THE RELAUNCH OF THE PUB 12:46, 21 May 2025 A Sutton Coldfield pub that changed its branding six years ago is set to reopen following a

refurbishment, launching its new era under its old name. The Townhouse, in the heart of Sutton Coldfield, was called The Royal until six years ago when bosses changed up the space. Now it

will reopen under its old name once again as The Royal hopes to return to a 'proper British pub'. READ MORE: BEST-RATED BAR TO CLOSE SAYING 'WE HOPE WE MADE BIRMINGHAM

PROUD' - BUT HOPE ISN'T LOST SUBSCRIBE TO THE BRUM FOOD CLUB FOR A WEEKLY FOOD AND DRINK NEWSLETTER, IN YOUR INBOX, EVERY THURSDAY. IT'S FREE. The pub will have a new menu of

classic British pub food, as well as an interactive darts area, called 'High Flyers'. Article continues below An exact open date is yet to be announced, though it's expected

to be 'very soon' according to Suburban Inns owner Adrian Harvey. The relaunch will involve a weekend tasting event, with signature cocktails on the menu as well as 'proper

pints'. Adrian said: "The Royal will celebrate everything that makes a proper British pub great. From the perfect pint of Guinness to classic British pub food done exceptionally

well. "The Royal is well and truly back." More than 50 jobs are now up for grabs at The Royal, including waiting staff, front of house and kitchen team members. Those interested in

applying are encouraged to email [email protected]. Article continues below The Townhouse closed for renovations at the beginning of February. The bar was known for its casual

dining as well as its 100-capacity function room and yard. More details outlining the launch plans are expected in the coming days. Suburban Inns also owns The Village in Moseley and Saint

Paul's House in the Jewellery Quarter.