If you're looking to grab taste of the American Prohibition era, these Birmingham speakeasy bars should do the trick. From those lurking behind non-descript doors to those hiding in plain sight, these quirky watering holes are bringing you cocktails, unique decor and plenty of fun activities.
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It may not be your traditional speakeasy but basement pool hall Felson's has a Prohibition charm about it. Hidden below Broad Street, just a stone's throw from the canal, this sports-mad hangout is a go-to for matchdays and relaxed nights out with your mates.
While The Lost & Found doesn't scream speakeasy with its brunch offering and drink deals, its super secret room oozes of it. Head to the hidden den and admire dimly lit candles and sleek decor as you sip on a tantalising tipple or two.
One of the best speakeasy bars in Birmingham, 40 St Paul's is hidden behind a nondescript door on the titular square. The dinky watering hole offers over 140 different gins, decadent cocktails and an intimate setting for you to enjoy new tastes and great conversation.
For one of the best places to go out in Sutton Coldfield, Simpsons is a speakeasy bar in Birmingham fronting slick interiors and an enticing menu of tipples. With classic cocktails, fine fizz and a very impressive gin list to work through, it's easy to while away the hours at this High Street spot.
