With its dimly-lit setting, you might think you’ve stumbled across Stirchley’s very own red-light district. But, while what’s inside is definitely naughty and indulgent, this Birmingham bar is the sort of place you won’...
With a host of and brilliant breweries, it’s safe to say that Brummies love a beer or two. And, thanks to the NEC, this city has become pretty successful at hosting large-scale events. So it’s easy to understand why th...
Birmingham is famous for a lot of things: , Black Sabbath, Cadbury, , and the Industrial Revolution. It’s also one of the most exciting food destinations in the UK—and it's not just because of the either. From iconic I...
Getting kicked out of the at 11pm sharp when you fancy just one more has happened to the best of us, but on one day next month, you'll have a little more time to play with as the country celebrates VE Day. To mark 80...
Usually, taking part in a wine tasting involves handing over several bank notes, but in a role reversal, ALDI is looking to give you their wine for free to sample as part of their new Winefluencer Club. Looking out f...
or , a quick grab-and-go coffee or somewhere to work for a couple of hours with a . Whatever your needs, this all-day dining spot is one of Secret Birmingham’s regular recommendations to those new to the city. Someone...
Cheers to you! Another year around the sun and with it comes a bit more wisdom (we hope). Birthday months can sometimes be quite daunting and often pretty expensive so birthday really is music to our ears. What could b...
Combining craft beer and innovative Indian flavours, the feels uniquely Brummie. Its range includes beloved beers such as the Birmingham Lager, Juicy Mango pale ale, and Bombay Honey ale, and is showing no signs of slow...
Originally a library, later a bank, The Old Joint Stock is now one of the most stunning pubs in Birmingham thanks to its Victorian architecture and ornate detailing. It’s during the , however, that the Grade II listed b...
Cheese, glorious gooey cheese, we are fondue you dearly, but you’d go down much better with a glass of Beaujolais - because cheese and wine, what’s a better pairing than that? That’s why is getting ready for winter wit...