The Flute and Flagon Solihull

Proper Pints and Pub Grub Before the Show

Just a short stroll from Solihull's entertainment hotspots, The Flute and Flagon delivers a classic British pub experience with a modern twist. Located on Station Road in the heart of town, it’s a favorite for locals and visitors alike. Inside, you'll find a warm, inviting space with rustic wood paneling, vintage decor, and a lively, friendly buzz that makes it perfect for pre-concert energy.

The menu is packed with hearty British classics – think fish and chips, steak & ale pie, and Sunday roasts – plus a wide selection of beers, wines, and cocktails to kick off your evening right. With plenty of seating indoors and occasional outdoor spots when the weather allows, it’s a solid all-rounder for your night out.

Why Concert-goers love it

Concert-goers love The Flute and Flagon for its convenient location just minutes from Solihull’s main venues and train station. It’s a smart choice for a bite and a drink before the show without the stress of rushing. The pace is friendly and efficient, even on busy nights, making it easy to grab food and make it to your gig on time. The casual atmosphere also means you won’t feel out of place whether you're in jeans or dressed up for the night.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking for a lively, social space to catch up before the show
• Solo travelers wanting a pint and a plate at the bar
• Couples enjoying a laid-back date night with comfort food
• Fans craving a classic British pub vibe before their favorite artist hits the stage
• Budget-conscious music lovers wanting value without sacrificing quality

What People Say

Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable highlight the friendly staff, generous portions, and welcoming pub atmosphere. Many mention it as a “great place to relax before a gig” and praise the reliable food quality and good drink selection. It’s also noted as a solid spot for casual dining that doesn’t break the bank.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention that it can get a bit noisy and crowded during peak evenings – not surprising given its popularity. While service is generally praised, a few reviewers noted occasional waits during busy hours. Still, most agree it's worth the buzz.

The Bottom Line

If you're heading to a concert in Solihull and want a fun, fuss-free meal and drink beforehand, The Flute and Flagon hits all the right notes.