Grade II listed Victorian pub with handcrafted pies and a studio theatre in a converted bank.
- Mon11amto 11pm
- Tue11amto 11pm
- Wed11amto 11pm
- Thu11amto 11pm
- Fri11amto 11pm
- Sat11amto 11pm
- Sun12pmto 6pm
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Birmingham’s date night scene has moved well beyond the chain restaurant formula. These five venues each bring something different to an evening out: proper cooking, interesting spaces, good drinks and the kind of atmosphere where you can actually talk to each other.
Whether you want fire-cooked meat, Victorian gothic, fried chicken dive bar energy or Pre-Raphaelite paintings followed by cocktails, there’s something here that fits how you actually want to spend time together. Pick one or string a few together across the evening.
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Grade II listed Victorian pub with handcrafted pies and a studio theatre in a converted bank.
Fire-cooked steakhouse in the old Barclays building with grass-fed beef, wood-fired cooking, and weekend DJs.
Grade II* listed 1885 museum showcasing Pre-Raphaelite paintings, ancient treasures and Birmingham's industrial heritage.
Killer fried chicken dive bar slingling booze, bones and bangin tunes in city centre.
Medieval basement pub with gothic charm, eclectic real ales, premium gins and hearty British food in themed rooms.
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