It might not be Glasgow, Edinburgh or Aberdeen, but there's no denying that Brum has a real appetite for Burns Night. Having trumped Scotland in haggis consumption over recent years, the city's love of the Bard is only hotting up. Whether you're in it for the delish food, traditional music or just a cheeky bit of whisky, there are plenty of places to get your fix this Burns Night in Birmingham.
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Last updated on 1st February 2024
Hosting a hearty banquet, Brum's most favoured basement pub will be inviting hungry punters along for several evenings of classic Scottish chow, from 22nd to 27th January. Enjoy a three-course meal alongside a fabulous whisky flight - think Monkey Shoulder and Johnnie Walker Black.
Any excuse to sink a few drams, The Old Contemptibles are always ready for some Burns Night traditions. From laying on the haggis, neeps and tatties to sipping on post-dinner whisky, it's one of the city's top spots from 22nd to 27th January.
One of Birmingham's finest, Browns Brasserie & Bar is bringing a delish supper with classic haggis, neeps and tatties, as well as a heaping pile of Scottish mussels. Game for some whisky business? Enjoy cranachan for dessert, and pair it with a little bit of Glenfiddich across whisky pairings.
Looking for a spot to celebrate Burns Night? Head to The Victoria for a celebration of our dear Rabbie Burns. Showcasing the best selections of whiskey in the city, the staff will have you set with top-notch spirits and cocktails for the evening.
