Burns Night in Birmingham

Hosting a hearty Burns Night banquet, Birmingham's most favoured basement pub will be inviting hungry punters along for several evenings of classic Scottish chow. A three-course meal boasting everything from cullen skink soup and haggis, Bacchus has spared no expense on this Bard worthy collection of grub. 

Taking place on their pretty mezzanine, Burns Night at The Old Joint Stock promises to be a suitably merry occasion. Enjoy a gorgeous three course me, including haggis scotch eggs, neeps, tatties and plenty of pescatarian and veggie options, accompanied by a live pianist.

Offering a more lowkey take on the Burns Night celebration, BrewDog are paying tribute to their Scottish heritage with a range of offers that would please the Bard himself. Turn up in a kilt? Free pint of Punk IPA for you. Fancy a dram with your beer? They'll have boilermakers alright. And to top it all off they'll have some special edition haggis burgers on the go.

The Rectory will be bringing a little extra party to your Burns Night proceedings with drinks, drams, dinner and the chance to scoop a prize if you're crowned Best Dressed. Take a trip down to St Paul's Square where they'll be serving up a delicious Scottish meal with the option to add whisky pairings for just £12.

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 some post-dinner whisky, it's one of Birmingham's top spots for the evening.

Head down to Canon Hill Park where the Midlands Arts Centre will be throwing their own Burns Night celebration. Featuring some live entertainment, spoken word poetry and some fiddle players, you'll also be treated to four courses of traditional Burns Night eats.

Renowned whisky buffs, the team at The Plough are always looking for an excuse to get a bit of a party going, so Burns Night offers the ideal location for a get together with friends and family, and a perfect excuse to sip on a few Scotches from their excellent selection.

Celebrating his birthday, The Garden House are plating up an incredible Burns Night supper in Birmingham to commemorate the life and works of the Scottish poet Robert Burns. Head down on 25th January to tuck in to their four course taster menu of traditional Scottish dishes including Oak-Smoked Scottish Salmon, followed by Haggis, Neeps and Tatties in a Whisky sauce. Mmmm. 

Edgebaston's High Field pub and hotel is rolling out the tartan carpet for a night of delicious food, single malts and their high-end hospitality. Settle in to their plush dining room and let yourself be looked after this Burns Night with Scottish-inspired specials and plenty of the hard stuff.