Sitting proud and standing tall on Birmingham's party-centric Broad Street is the traditional Brasshouse.

Housed in a grand listed building, Brasshouse can be found in any of Birmingham's history books. On the site that gave Birmingham its first foundry way back in 1781, it was a breakthrough area of Birmingham that gave way to its own supply of brass. Now evolved into a traditional venue, the pub holds onto its nitty gritty edge with brickwork galore and tribute to the city with its selection of local ales. 

Brasshouse is drink-onomical and eat-onomical regarding their weekly promotions and offers. You'll find a range of spirits, beers, ciders and wines from all over the world. If you're peckish, try their tasty food menu. Also hosting fun-filled party nights on the weekend courtesy of Broad Street's bustling atmosphere, Brasshouse is a den of activity every Friday and Saturday night in the city.