Ah, the Peacock Inn – it's one of those places that just feels like a proper British pub escape, tucked away in Forhill near Kings Norton, not far from the buzz of Birmingham. From what I've gathered from the reviews and their website, it's got that warm, country-style charm with a beer garden that's ideal for soaking up the sun with a fresh pint or trying out their new Golden Nectar ale, which even supports a good cause like bee conservation. The food is where it really shines; folks are raving about the pub classics, seasonal dishes, and those Sunday roasts that bring everyone together for a proper meal. Prices are fair too, making it easy to pop in without breaking the bank. On the flip side, it's not all smooth sailing – a few people mentioned waiting longer than expected for their table, even with a booking, and there were some slip-ups with orders, like mix-ups on starters or desserts not quite matching what was asked for. Still, the staff seem to handle these with a smile, often throwing in a free round to make up for it, which is a nice touch. Overall, if you're after a spot for good grub, a chat with mates, and a bit of that traditional pub feel, I'd say give the Peacock Inn a go – it's got more highs than lows, and with an average rating hovering around 4.2, it's clear most people leave with a smile.