How to treat your Mum this Mother’s Day in Solihull

Places you could take her

Fingers crossed the weather’s kind to us this Mother’s Day as it would be a great opportunity to take her out for a stroll and a cuppa, or maybe a Sunday lunch. There are some lovely canal-side walks in Knowle and Lapworth to enjoy, before you stop off at a homely canal-side pub like the Boat in Catherine-de Barnes, the King’s Arms in Knowle, the Wharf Tavern in Hockley Heath or the Navigation or Boot Inn in Lapworth. Just make sure you book as it’s going to be a very busy Sunday!

National Trust properties make a lovely day out to celebrate Mother’s Day in Solihull with their beautiful houses, grounds, and cafes. Packwood House and Baddesley Clinton are both close by and wil be open on 30th March. Baddesley Clinton is a moated manor house with late medieval, Tudor and 20th-century histories while Packwood House features around 150 acres of parkland, wildflower meadows, a lakeside walk, their famous sculpted yews and an 18th-century gentleman’s kitchen garden.

Places to eat on Mother’s Day in Solihull

If she loves a Sunday roast but you don’t want her to do all the hard work, and you don’t want to either, why not treat her to lunch at The Fieldhouse in Monkspath. They also have a special Mother’s Day offer this year – if you download the Ember Inns app they’ll give her a free G&T or Prosecco – you’ll just need to show your voucher when you order on 30^th March.

If you fancy something a little livelier, head to the Slug & Lettuce in Solihull – they’re offering a Mother’s Day afternoon tea with a free Chambord Royal for Mum, or a fun Abba-themed Mother’s Day brunch.

Or if you feel like pushing the boat out Cheal’s of Knowle are offering a traditional 3 course Sunday Roast – their team will prepare, as a one off, their old Henley in Arden Sunday lunch, for £90 per person.

Different things to do this Mother’s Day in Solihull

If your Mum loves the movies, she might enjoy the live-action makeover of Snow White, updated from the original back in 1937 by filmmaker Marc Webb who directed The Amazing Spider-Man. It will be on at Cineworld in Solihull from 21st March.

Or if she’s up for some fun, why not book her a trio of activities at Spinners in Solihull. Take your pick from darts, adventure golf, electronic clay pigeon shooting, or bowling. They also have shuffleboard, a licensed bar, and some delicious pizzas to keep your energy levels up!

Or if she’s in need of some time out, why not book her a place at Cogs Online Mindful Sundays – a combination of mindfulness, reflection time, intention setting for the week ahead & relaxation – a perfect way to prepare for a new week. You can book here.

Hopefully we’ve given you some different ideas for your Mum this Mother’s Day. Wherever you go, however you send your time, we hope it’s a special day for you all. If you’re stuck for inspiration on local restaurants to take her to, then check out our full listing of places to eat and drink in Solihull here.