You toiled and troubled over your decision, you went out for extra cocktails and cracked onto another bar venture to be sure. So just who did claim the big wins when it came to this year's DesignMyNight Awards? While tough pickings considering that the city is so brimming with bad-ass boozing babes, the votes were counted and Birmingham's most loved venues came out with one heck of a gong. Check out who came up trumps in the DesignMyNight Awards 2014/15......
Another Jewellery Quarter gem snags a DesignMyNight Award as you fun-time garden loving folk give The Lord Clifden the Best Beer Garden vote. A botanical and quirky nook out back of one of the city's most beloved pubs, simmer down for ping-pong, regular BBQ days and hazy summer nights. Heck, it needn't even be summer to enjoy these garden spoils.
Sweeping the city away with her vintage antics, Madame Moonshine was a lustrous wonder of retro events and dazzling party charm. Winning this year's Best Pop-Up, this rooting tooting affair stole Birmingham with its prohibition inspired antics, plush photobooths, charming live music and must-try party atmosphere. Here's hoping for another Madame Moonshine romp soon enough.
We don't believe that children are the future, we believe that cracking live music is. A top notch Kings Heath kid known for their classin pub boozing, Hare and Hounds also harbour the best gigs in the Birmingham business. An intimate space ever packed out with some of the best DJs and musicians, the sound quality, smashing acts and atmosphere are practically unparalleled.
A Jewellery Quarter gem that holds weight in each and every Brummie heart, snagging the Best Pub award is The Rose Villa Tavern. Whether you've teased your arteries with their American inspired menu of doughnut burgers and the like, cracked out their £4 cocktail deal or simply sat back supping, enjoying their retro interiors and vintage flecks, here's a pub that Birmingham can most definitely be proud of.
