When the sun is high and the sky is clear, there's only one place in town we want to find ourselves and that's at some of Birmingham's best rooftop bars. These sipping spots come in all shapes and sizes, from party paradises to fab first floor terraces and Champagne haunts offering stunning scenes of the skyline. So, if you're looking for drinks with a view, these venues should more than fit the bill.
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Last updated on 2nd January 2026
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Home to a gorgeous first floor terrace, The Button Factory easily makes our list. The Jewellery Quarter venue is a bustling hub come summer with punters spilling out onto the deck and raucous bottomless brunches taking place inside.
Looking for rooftop bars near The Mailbox in Birmingham? Head over to Brindleyplace where Pitcher & Piano offers some sublime sights from its first floor balcony. Treat yourself to delish happy hour cocktails and budget-friendly brunches with a side of canalside scenes.
One of the best rooftop bars in Birmingham, Marco Pierre White's sky terrace is all sorts of fancy. You'll certainly be living the Champagne lifestyle as this space specialises in fine fizz, and brings Riviera vibes with luxe decor, comfy seating and the city's picturesque views.
A luxurious rooftop spot located on the outskirts of the city, Sky by the Water ensures its guests get a taste of the high life. One of the best cocktail bars in Birmingham, this favourite promises to bring a little extra magic to your evening with plush booths, dining pods and terrific sky-high sips.
An award-winning pub in the heart of the city, The Wellington is known for its 16-pump bar which pours a cracking selection of local ales. This Birmingham boozer also harbours another secret - a rooftop stunner for escaping the city hubbub and getting stuck into some fresh pints.
Among one of the best rooftop bars in Birmingham by Colmore Row, Henman & Cooper Bar is quite the stunner. Featuring innovative cocktails and a scrumptious all-day menu, it's a great spot for dinner nights out and after work drinks. Their gin sips are especially delish.
A relaxed and friendly pub down by the canal, The Malt House is a favourite among locals for its great craft beer selection and welcoming atmosphere. Scope out their balcony seats on a sunny day and enjoy striking views across the water.
Looking for a cosy rooftop bar to while away few hours this season? The Church Inn is a pub offering you sanctuary from the world below. Head up to their hidden terrace and enjoy craft pints, brunches and delicious burgers throughout the spring and summer.
