One of Birmingham's most iconic shopping centres, the Bullring is a four-storey deluxe commercial retreat is one of the city's most recognisable buildings. Shopping can be thirsty work, so we've put together a list of local bars and pubs to wet your whistle whilst in and out of this renowned city centre building. Check out our recommendations for the best bars near Bullring in Birmingham to relax during or after the strain of shopping.
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Last updated on 6th January 2025
Taking Bookings
One of Birmingham's most unusual drinking dens, Bacchus in the city centre is a talking point if anything. Themed bars in Birmingham should be proud of this medieval basement bar thanks to its historic charm and traditional character that keep Birmingham's Bullring shoppers coming back for more.
Taking Bookings
Hailed as one of the most renowned craft beer bars in Birmingham city centre, Brewdog is an urban hotspot for premium beer guzzlers and dapper ale drinkers alike. Boasting warehouse vibes and underground charm, Brewdog promise some of the most unusual and hard to come by craft beers in Birmingham.
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You don't have to go far to find Browns, as it's tucked right outside the Bullring centre itself. A great place for lunch in Birmingham, Browns is a bar and brasserie with classic style and subtle elegance that makes for a relaxing place to drink after doing the shopping rounds. Overlooking the Bullring courtyard, this is a dapper place to people watch in the city.
Stroll just a short walk away from Birmingham's Bullring and you'll find one exotic restaurant bar in Birmingham that's more than worth the wander. A South American restaurant bar boasting the very best in international cuisine and cleverly curated cocktails, Bodega is a great spot for lunch in this bustling city.
One of Birmingham's most cool and quirky bars, The Victoria is in walking distance of the Bullring and no place to avoid. Whether you're after lighthearted pub vibes or a unique city centre venue, The Victoria's got it covered. From quirky commissioned artwork to cocktails, The Victoria is a heralded venue on the Bitters 'n' Twisted chain.
Indie patrons shouldn't miss out on The Sunflower Lounge after doing the shopping rounds. One of Birmingham's most understated live music venues, this intimate two floor bar is a great spot for those looking for something a little different in Birmingham after the Bullring has had its way with them.
