Perched over Birmingham's canalside, Brindleyplace is an award-winning destination with a small but brilliant collective of watering holes. Whether you're after somewhere for post-work cocktails with colleagues or a romantic outdoor spot to unwind and enjoy a relaxing tipple or three, check out our recommendations for the best bars in Brindleyplace.
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If you're after restaurants or bars in Brindleyplace? Get the best of both worlds over at Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill. Kick off your evening with a lip-smacking steak dinner, followed by creative cocktails on the venue's beautiful rooftop.
If you love sports bars with two for one cocktails and a street food-style menu, then we may have found just the place for you. Box boasts a whole load of TV screens showing all the big events thanks to Sky Sports, alongside shuffleboard tables and karaoke machines to keep you entertained – with sing-along Bandeoke taking place every Thursday. Hungry? Nab mouthwatering kebabs, loaded fries and 16-inch sharing pizzas here, washed down with craft beer or a signature spiced mai tai.
There's no better place for drinks by the river than Pitcher & Piano. From afternoon drinks to roast dinners and the best bottomless brunch in Brindleyplace, this chilled out spot is a great place to visit for those of you looking for laid-back vibes and a super friendly staff.
On the hunt for fabulous watering holes? All Bar One Birmingham is a great destination for after-work drinks and nights out aplenty. Not only can will you find amazing deals, but also an international wine list and sublime cocktail trees.
When it comes to the best bars in Birmingham's Brindleyplace, Gas Street Social has most places beat with its kooky cocktail selection. Order drinks from an actual inflatable, including the Unicorny - a mix of Beefeater gin, blue curacao, lemon sherbet and sour cherry drizzle.
Slug and Lettuce in Brindleyplace? It's a must for us. Whether you like yours shaken and mixed, prefer beers or have a taste for G&Ts, this gorgeous haunt can do it all. Take your pick from stylish VIP booths, cosy dinner tables or an outdoor spot.
For swanky tipples in a sleek setting, head over to The Alchemist, one of the best cocktail bars in Brindleyplace. The second venue in Brum, the joint joins its Colmore Row's sister site in offering a menu filled with curious concoctions from banoffee Manhattans to hipflask coladas.
With colourful walls, a killer playlist and disco balls dotted around the venue, Popworld is a fabulous shout for clubbing nights and delicious drinks. Every Thursday night, you can enjoy 2-4-1 cocktails and wonderful packages to get the party started
If you're wondering where to drink at Brindleyplace, Be At One should most definitely be on your radar. With a menu that features everything from strawberry and cucumber bellinis to seasonal sips and twists on old favourites, this is one to watch.
Undoubtedly one of the coolest bars in this area thanks to its low-lit, neon decor mixed with a thread of performances throughout the week, MoonCat makes a great destination for a night out. You can expect to catch duelling piano battles, quizzes and bottomless brunches, as well as enjoy signature cocktails such as Cloud 9, made with candy floss, and the yuzu sake-based Eclipse.
Situated in the Mailbox over the Gas Street Canal, Pennyblacks fronts vintage furniture in a cosy chic space. In addition, the venue has amazing deals, from 2 pizzas for £15 on Mondays to wing Wednesdays and live tunes on the weekends.
Boasting a beautiful wine display and exposed brick walls, Bar Estilo is a fabulous shout for quaint date nights and catch-ups with pals. One of the best bars in The Mailbox, the venue whips up refreshing sangria jugs and dessert cocktails.
Split between a restaurant and bar, Siamais delivers Thai and Pan-Asian cuisine on one side, with experimental cocktails on the other. The drinks list is long; offering over 60 different mixes, with many served in bamboo glasses and teapots.
