Slug And Lettuce Harborne

Previously trading under a different concept, this pub is now ready for reinvention. Whether you want to build a community hub, a lively bar, or something entirely new, the space offers a fantastic opportunity to shape its next story.

This is a fantastic pub and bar opportunity on the lively Harborne High Street, right in the heart of the famous Harborne Run. Formerly operating as a Slug & Lettuce, this large, contemporary venue is now ready for a new chapter under the Pub Partners model — giving the incoming operator full flexibility to shape the site to their own vision. The venue is zoned to cater for a wide range of occasions. Comfortable booths provide the perfect setting for relaxed drinks or casual dining with friends, while the open-plan bar space makes it ideal for late-night trade. At the rear, a generous beer garden offers a popular sun trap during the summer months, boosting kerb appeal and daytime footfall. With a fully equipped trade kitchen and a 1am weekend licence, this site is primed for multiple revenue streams — from quality food and casual daytime trade to live entertainment and late-night drinks. For the right operator, this is a rare chance to run a pub in Harborne with the flexibility to build a unique, high-performing business in one of Birmingham’s most in-demand suburbs. Key Features • Accessible toilet • Private car park for customer use  • Late licence - open until 1am Thursday, Friday and Saturday and midnight the rest of the week  • Beer garden - a welcoming space for relaxed outdoor dining, ideal for enjoying drinks in the fresh air. • Recently refubished with the exterior decor completed November 2024 • Prime location on Harborne high street Business & Financial Information • Estimated ingoings (upfront): £13,295 • Full deposit: £12,500 • Agreement fee: £795 • Guide rent (weekly): £962 • Guide rent (annual): £50,000 • Forecast turnover (weekly): £1,065,165 • Forecast turnover (annual): £1,065,164 Ideal Operator An experienced operator is required, capable of managing both wet and dry income channels. The operator must also be adept at leading and maintaining a sizable team. Private Accommodation Main accommodation: Regional Manager's Thoughts This presents a fantastic opportunity for an entrepreneurial operator to develop one or two outstanding offers. The venue is well-situated, necessitating someone who can capitalise on the existing trade in the area as well as create an offering that will establish the venue as a premier destination. Surrounding Area Harborne is a charming and affluent suburb located just a few miles southwest of Birmingham city centre, offering an attractive mix of community spirit, leafy streets, and buzzing high-street life. The area has a reputation for its independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as its strong pub and bar scene. Central to that is the Harborne Run, one of the UK’s best-known pub crawls. Spanning nine pubs and bars along Harborne High Street, the Run draws both locals and visitors looking for a lively and memorable night out. This venue typically sits at the midpoint of the crawl, giving it a natural advantage for attracting footfall throughout the evening. With Birmingham University and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital nearby, Harborne enjoys a steady flow of students, professionals, and families, ensuring a diverse customer base. Excellent transport links into central Birmingham also make it a popular destination for weekend nights out. Taken together, this makes Harborne an exciting place to run a pub in Birmingham with strong growth potential.