Digbeth’s least traditional Irish pub. Family made & family run. Contemporary Irish music. Craft & local beers. Sláinte!
Breslins Club featured venues
We like to keep things interesting while supporting the local business community, this is why we choose to host our Breslins Club events at some of Birmingham's most vibrant independent businesses in Birmingham.
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The Good Intent
The Good Intent is a brand new bar situated in the heart of Birmingham inside the fantastic Great Western Arcade. It’s one of the UK’s first Not for Profit Bars and will be donating all of its profits to local charities. The Pub will be open seven day’s a week serving award winning ales from Craddocks Brewery along side other brilliant local brewers. Our aim is to create a fantastic looking pub in the centre of Birmingham that keeps in touch with the Victorian Splendor of the Great Western Arcade.
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Theatrix
Housed in an iconic Grade II listed building, Theatrix is a brand new bar, restaurant and entertainment venue, situated in the stunning location of Colmore Row overlooking Victoria Square. Expect a relaxed atmosphere by day, to wind down with a few cocktails amongst friends, and see the venue come to life at night with spectacular entertainment and live instrumentals from talented musicians.
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Norton’s Bar
Digbeth’s least traditional Irish pub. Family made & family run. Contemporary Irish music. Craft & local beers. Sláinte!
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The Old Crown
The Old Crown is Birmingham’s oldest secular building and has existed since 1368. Having stood the test of time during the English civil war the pub now stands proud in the heart of Digbeth, Birmingham’s thriving creative quarter. It acts as a central hub to the Digbeth community and is a landmark for our city.
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Henman & Cooper
Henman & Cooper. A beautiful piece of architecture with a granite facade and imposing bay windows, boasting three versatile bar areas and a unique city centre rooftop space. Situated on Colmore Row, we are proud to honour the creation by William Henman and Thomas Cooper built in 1902 in the heart of Birmingham.