Top Things to do in West Midlands
Top Hotels in West Midlands
- 1. Park Regis Birmingham
- 2. Novotel Birmingham Airport Hotel
- 3. Clayton Hotel Birmingham
- 4. easyHotel Birmingham City Centre
- 5. Genting Hotel
- 6. Novotel Birmingham Centre Hotel
- 7. Travelodge Birmingham Central Bull Ring
- 8. Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham Airport
- 9. Telegraph Hotel
- 10. Arden Hotel and Leisure Club
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What to do and see in West Midlands, England: The Best Nightlife
Discover the best top things to do in West Midlands, United Kingdom including Burning Soul Brewery, Pigeons Parlour, Joe Joe Jims, Bar Ikigai, The Red House Glass Cone, Duke William Pub, The Lych Gate Tavern, BrewDog Birmingham, The Craven Arms Birmingham, The Prince of Wales Moseley.
Restaurants in West Midlands
1. Burning Soul Brewery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 46 reviews
2. Pigeons Parlour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By JnKB
Been here several times and will certainly return. Fabulous little tea room, done out in forties style, chockablock full of old photos and fascinating memorabilia. The staff are wonderful, very friendly and attentive, and the food is delicious. Greeted by a pianist playing old sings when we arrived, which was a lovely additional treat. Thoroughly recommend!
3. Joe Joe Jims
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Come and enjoy the Joe Joe Jim’s experience; take a drink from our carefully selected beers, wines and spirits selection, watch a band or comedy night, play a wide range of retro games – from ‘penny pushers’ to Sega Rally … then add a sprinkle of quirk and rustic chic.
Reviewed By beaconhill16
Love this place so much. The staff are always so friendly and welcoming. They will always stop for a chat and know how to look after people. Menu is burgers and pizza, which is just perfect. Great atmosphere, fab bands and tunes! This is our go to place when we’re out because you always feel so looked after.
4. Bar Ikigai
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Independent cocktail bar in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter with a focus on seasonal Japanese ingredients, minimalist design and a chilled atmosphere.
Reviewed By ShelleyR772 - Brierley Hill, United Kingdom
Having lost the amazing 18/81 back in February we were on the lookout for another purveyor of cocktail magic. We found it! Amazing and innovative flavours in simply presented strong cocktails - as they should be! Japanese influenced and delicious (If you want fruity “fun” colourful cocktails full of Ice, sparklers, umbrellas and little alcohol, you’ll need to find somewhere else) Having visited the location before when it’s previous tenants (Vanguard) were there, I have to say the decor and ambience is even better. It feels bigger and more sophisticated. A beautiful place to be. I was impressed that the staff explained the cocktails like in a good restaurant. That’s what I’d expect from a high end cocktail bar. Lovely staff too. Thanks for a lovely evening Ikigai. Stay strong over lockdown 2.0 because we will be back.
5. The Red House Glass Cone
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 288 reviews
Free family trails available all year round. Hot Glass Blowing demonstrations every weekend. Designer maker studios open to watch or purchase unique gifts. Specialist gift shop Canal side location with lots of ducks and geese Built in 1792, the Red House Glass Cone is an historic heritage glassmaking site.
Reviewed By richardthefossil - Preston, United Kingdom
By chance passing with my son and saw the majestic cone furnace appearing along the road. This led to our free entry visit and free parking, to this council run amenity, museum and glass shop. Although small it had a quietly appealing facet. Unfortunately due to the recent storms entry to the only completely surging glass cone in the UK was not permitted. Apparently immediate safety check and work needs to be carried out. However we did visit the other parts of the small site. Especially Carl working in the glass shop, he was working on some engraving of glassware which in itself was worth the visit. The titanic glassware was interesting, ordered but because of a railway issue back in the day never made it to the maiden voyage and so remained forever since here. We shall be returning to the area this year when I hope to visit the cone itself.
6. Duke William Pub
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By juliecD1818WH
Been a while since my last visit. Never fails to deliver great service, good selection of drinks including real ales and cider. Friendly welcoming staff and cosy atmosphere.
7. The Lych Gate Tavern
8. BrewDog Birmingham
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 459 reviews
Your Mecca for craft beer in Birmingham! We are not the norm, we are not the usual... what we are is kick a** beer! Without us we are nothing!
9. The Craven Arms Birmingham
10. The Prince of Wales Moseley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 310 reviews
Reviewed By robertcF3282DT - Birmingham, United Kingdom
This is a great pub just on the edge of the main street in moseley. It looks, at first glance, like an old fashioned boozer, albeit one which is very nicely presented, with a nice warm feel to it. And in many ways kit is, and this is not a criticism. They decor is traditional, with some great filing work on the floor and the walls. However, it is much more than that, g through to the back and you will find a lovely snug (as like the rest of the indoors, though, it is not big, so space is sometimes scarce). Throughout, the beer is well kept and their cocktails very good. the staff are always helpful and polite. Go back further though and you will find the huge garden, that has a cocktail bar, a very large covered seating area, and is one of the big reasons the PoW is a well-known and loved Birmingham venue, particularly in the summer, where there are often cultural events and shows. It is very popular, and a recommended visit (just don't tell eveyone, it can be packed as it is!)
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