Nightclubs in Birmingham

I have lived in Birmingham all my life, I started clubbing at the age of 18. In Birmingham, there are two main areas for clubbers: BROAD STREET// This is the best known place when you arrive in Birmingham, the most talked about and certainly the most busiest road in Birmingham on a weekend. If you fancy the cheesy style and cheap drinks, this would be your street. Music varies from 80s to RnB and to Dance towards the end of the road. On the same road, there are some quite stylish pubs too. There are: The Works, Draon eye, Figure of Eight, Lloyds Bar, Sports Cafe and Revolutions just to name a few. The only downside to this is that at 3am, there are some ...  Read the complete review

Broad street is Birmingham's nightlife capital. Recently a club chain called the "Works" expanded to Broad Street, offering a three-room venue of 3,500 capacity, dance orientated music and a huge Faze 3 installation. This review focuses on the two clubs in Birmingham that I have visited more than once. Code – Birmingham After two years in the Sanctuary, Code as of autumn 2000 is the home place for the famous Godskitchen. This redbrick warehouse isn’t glamorous but it is clean, friendly and well laid out. The music policy has a rotation of house and trance depending on which big-name DJs are playing. The 100-kilowatt ...  Read the complete review

If you like your clubbing, you will love Birmingham. I grew up in Birmingham so I know all about where to go! For choice in clubs I don't think you can beat Birmingham. London may have more clubs, but they are more expensive and further apart. The majority of clubs in Birmingham are in the city centre and close together. A lot of people have been put off going out because of the car bomb and I just want to say that this should not put people off visiting Birmingham! In my opinion, many people think badly of Birmingham, often when they have never even been there! They think of Birmingham and think of brummy accents (what aboue Essex, Liverpool and Welsh ...  Read the complete review

I do not live in Birmingham, but my sister does. Everytime I go to stay with her, she has to take me to work with her- to Snobs. There is no dress code to snobs, so you can go in your scruffy comfy garb! The music they play is wonderful! From Chemical Brothers to Frank Sinatra. This club doesn't play too much of the modern stuff, and is more of a retro place to go. It doesnt cost a great deal to go in, and if you join their internet mailing list, you can sometimes get in free! I think it is £3.50 but I never had to pay to go so I'm not entirely sure. There is a friendly atmosphere and all the staff are nice and chummy! Ive even been ...  Read the complete review

Living in Birmingham I know the good night spots!! The main street in Birmingham for bars and clubs is called Broad Street. There is quite a variety of bars on this road. For example, if you like good cheesy music, pop songs and a good dance, visit The Sports Cafe!!! Also if there are any sporting events on this is the place to be, as there are loads of screens, and I mean loads. The place is scatterd with sports membrobilia, there are pool tables, food availiable and playstations and televisions which you can choose the channel you like. There is also a little conered off section if you like to play basketball!!! It is open to 2.00am on Fridays and ...  Read the complete review