Bars in Jewellery Quarter

Presented to you by Jools Holland himself, The Jam House is a thriving music venue. Host to live bands almost every evening, you can hear the line-up at this music-obsessed venue entertaining the Brummie hordes over drinks and dinner, from nearly a mile down the road. 

There's no better place to take in the sights of St Pauls Square than perched on one of the bar tables at The Rectory. Overlooking this historic square, the bar has made prime use of its surroundings with its stained glass windows to chandeliers, it's a real treat for everyone. 

A stunning place for delicious drinks, Bar Ikigai in Birmingham is a stunning and chic spot for date night. The watering hole serves Japanese-inspired beer, wine and cocktails, as well as coffees galore. Plus, we recommend asking for a tailored drink, omakase-style.

Occupying Vertu's old space, The Button Factory is a pared-down, New York-style bar with minimal chic interiors and a lovely little outdoor terrace. The bar specialises in cocktails including classics such as a margherita and a selection of bellinis and martinis.

Part of the popular Bitter 'N' Twisted chain, The Rose Villa Tavern is a charming and atmospheric venue at the very heart of the Jewellery Quarter. From Fish and Chips Tuesday to some of the best classic cocktails in the are, it's established a solid reputation in Brum. 

Fredericks Coffee Lounge and Bar has transformed into the late-night live music venue, Acapella. Located in the bustling Jewellery Quarter, the bar combines drinking and entertainment all week, bringing together a roster of different acts, with live music on Fridays and Saturdays.

A local legend for craft brews, 1000 Trades is a go-to for those big on brews from local creators and further afield. Add in the bar's collection of art from Birmingham's best artistic talents and live music on the regular, and you've got one heck of a Jewellery Quarter bar. 

Great live music and brilliant drinks are wonderfully married together at the Actress and Bishop in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter. With some of the city's brightest young talents on stage, guests can soak up everything this bar has to offer from the bar to kitchen. 

The Church Inn echoes the charm and sophistication of a Prohibition-era speakeasy with its rich colours and candle-lit character. Pairing elegant cocktails and a menu of soul food, guests can enjoy craft beer or spritz on the rooftop terrace when the weather allows.

The Wolf prides itself on having a stripped-back appeal that caters to everybody, serving up great craft ales, bottled beers, and tasty coffee alongside sandwiches, pies and pastries to eat. This friendly pub is perfect for everything from morning coffees to late night sessions.

40 St Paul's is one of the best gin spots in the city, and a gem in Birmingham's bustling drinks scene. InStep inside and you'll discover an intimate space made up of cosy black booths, dark wooden tables, a full-stocked bar of many gins from across the glove and just 24 seats.

From private party areas, conference spaces, nineties DJ nights and kooky cocktails, Stirlings Bar and Lounge has something for everyone. Having hosted anything from TV events to fashion shows, you'll be in good company at this easy-going, Jewellery Quarter haunt.