Great value meal deals here for lunch, £2-£3 for a baguette with crisps/donut & a drink. Food is good.
Astonishingly, The Electric opened its doors in 1909 and is now the oldest working cinema in the country. Show your support for independent cinema and get yourself down here for a screening.
A relaxing little canal side pub which was once visited by US sax playing president, Bill Clinton during the May 1998 G8 summit...And nearly everyone here will remind you of this.
lovely little canal side pub, not your typicial pub at all, very nice food and drink place for families
The best place to go after a messy night out in Birmingham, open till around 4/5 in the morning and cheap, what more would you ever want from food after a night out!
The 1998 Eurovision Song Contest was held here. Touch the walls and get connected to the Eurovision history. Then take a photo and share the experience!
Look out for the pair of Peregrines which live on this tower. Sometimes flying around, sometimes resting on a balcony (try the 5th one down, nearest Snow Hill Station), BT logo, or the radio dishes. Leia mais.
Great spot to relax surrounded by coffee bars and Restaurants Close to Jewellery Quarters
Best Argos in town, but otherwise I'd walk on by. I'm only here cos my chums having a wee in McDonalds
The canals on the other side of Brindleyplace...Most buildings here are grade 2 listed buildings, including the traditional pub on the canal side, the Tap and Spile.
You can get a dozen free Krispy Kremes on your birthday. Just take in photo ID and enjoy!
Best place around to get fry up!! Can not be beaten. We don't have a hang over when we don't come here!
The churchyard is the most central green space in Birmingham so is a popular meeting spot for young people, sunbathing spot in good weather, and lunch spot for office workers.
Look out for screeching EMO kids, and skaters who can't land any tricks!
