One of the biggest and most important stations in and out of Birmingham, New Street Station is a hubbub of activity from morning through 'til night. Now we know that you weary travellers love nothing more than an ice cool drink after a busy day of commuting, and that's why we've put together a list of the best bars near Birmingham New Street Station located just a stone's throw away from the platform.
You've finally made it and you need a party bar, stat. Luckily, the city supplies it for you in the form of Be At One in Birmingham, offering up a menu packed with delicious cocktails, spirits and tonnes of DJs spinning all your favourite tracks.
Situated on Temple Street, The Shakespeare Inn is a supreme spot for some drinks by the station. Whether you're there to tuck into a classic beef burger or fancy checking out their wide variety of lagers and real ales, it's a more than suitable choice.
One of the UK's most well-known craft beer branches couldn't ignore a premium spot right next to Birmingham New Street Station. Found on John Bright Street just parallel to the station exit, Brewdog is a great spot for those after fresh brews and pizzas to soak it all up.
A Medieval-themed bar just five minutes away from New Street Station, Bacchus Bar have history in mind, thanks to their stone-clad features, throne chairs and iron cast etchings. From real ale to international wines, they've got adventurous drinks to match their decor.
Serving up some of the tastiest fare and signature drinks, All Bar One in Birmingham New Street is a fantastic shout. You can bag two cocktails for £12 from 5pm to 11pm (excluding Friday and Saturday) or grab their tapas deal with a bottle of wine on Tuesdays.
One of the best cocktail bars in Birmingham, The Botanist is known for a fresh, garden-themed menu. Along with masterclasses and a jam-packed food menu, it's a great plot to settle into for date nights and quick drinks with pals.
You'll find sophisticated spot EN Steak & Cocktail Bar in the Mailbox, overlooking the canal. This sleek dining destination boasts and open kitchen, where you can watch as their meats are prepared in state-of-the-art charcoal ovens and dry-ageing cabinets.
Their meats are sourced from both the UK and Japan, specially selected by their expert butchers. Think grilled bone marrow, dry-aged burgers and a wide variety of steaks, washed down with an array of killer cocktails.
Slinging out cocktails such as Skull Candy with vodka, lemon and candy, Tattu is a fab Chinese restaurant. Their theatrical drinks promise to tantalise your tastebuds while the interiors are easily some of the most Instagrammable in the city.
If you're after fun, whimsical libations in a cool bar, then head to The Victoria. Found right next to the theatre, the venue has birdcage lampshades, locally commissioned artwork and cosy couches. This quirky joint is ideal for post-work drinks while waiting for your train.
A popular student pub, The Sun on the Hill can be found in the heart of the city and but a five-minute walk away from the front of the station. From their sofas and monochrome tiles to a private bar balcony upstairs, The Sun on the Hill is a cheap little joint after a busy week at work.
