Hand-picked establishments across the UK, all licensed to serve alcohol. From vibrant cocktail bars to cozy neighborhood pubs.
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Brindleyplace, Birmingham
A vibrant Caribbean restaurant and bar serving jerk chicken, curries, and rum cocktails with a reggae soundtrack. Perfect for pre-theatre dining or bottomless brunch. Fully licensed with an extensive rum selection and tropical cocktails.
Digbeth, Birmingham
Birmingham's oldest secular building, dating back to 1368. This Grade II-listed Tudor gem features exposed timber beams and a charming beer garden. Queen Elizabeth I once stayed here in 1575. Now a beloved spot for craft ales, weekly themed quizzes, and a lively creative crowd near the Custard Factory.
City Centre, Birmingham
A magnificently restored Victorian pub in a former bank building. Soaring ceilings, grand island bar, and oak paneling throughout create an impressive atmosphere. Popular with the business district crowd, offering quality ales and a small cabaret theatre upstairs for entertainment.
City Centre, Birmingham
A stalwart of Birmingham's real ale scene with an astonishing 27 hand pulls across two floors. This pioneering pub serves well-kept ales and three traditional ciders, plus a huge range of whiskies - Scotch on the ground floor, world whiskies upstairs. Feels like a community local in the heart of the city.