Best Bars near Digbeth Arena

Luna Springs is a vibrant open-air beer garden and events venue in Birmingham's Digbeth district, celebrating the area's industrial heritage and the historic Lunar Society. This trendy outdoor spot features creative cocktails, bottomless brunches, live DJs, themed events like ABBA and Mamma Mia nights, and a lively atmosphere perfect for dancing under the stars. With heaters, covered seating, and a sassy menu of fruity drinks and street food pop-ups, it transforms Digbeth's creative spirit into a moonlit party haven.

Dead Wax Digbeth is a vibrant vinyl bar and music venue in Birmingham's Digbeth district, blending craft beer, stone-baked pizzas, and live music. With over 4,000 records, resident DJs spinning vinyl sets, and frequent indie gigs, it captures the spirit of music-loving boozers. Local artist-designed decor adds quirky charm to this lively spot perfect for evenings of drinking, dancing, and chilling with mates.

The Rainbow Pub in Birmingham's Digbeth district is an iconic venue blending 250 years of history with vibrant modern nightlife. This beloved pub offers craft cocktails, vegan-friendly cuisine, live music performances, and sports screenings in a lively atmosphere perfect for evenings out. Located at 160 High St, Bordesley, it features a basement stage that has hosted legends like UB40 and Joss Stone, alongside bottomless brunches and themed events that draw crowds to the creative heart of the city.

Birdies Bar transports visitors to a tropical paradise within Birmingham's vibrant Custard Factory in Digbeth. This outdoor cocktail haven features lush palm trees, fairy lights, and a beachy vibe, serving refreshing fruity cocktails, innovative mocktails, and smoky BBQ street food from vendors like Apocalypse Cow. Open weekends with lively music, generous seating in deck chairs and containers, and a casual atmosphere perfect for day drinking or evening dances under the stars. Walk-ins welcome until 6:30pm for under-18s in designated areas.

Birmingham's oldest surviving secular building, The Old Crown is a Grade II* listed timber-framed pub in Digbeth dating to the late 15th century. This historic gem blends Tudor architecture with lively modern vibes, offering hearty pub fare, local ales, and events in a bustling community hub just south of the city center.

Passing Fancies is an intimate, kitchen‑party style cocktail bar in Digbeth’s Custard Factory, known for creative, ingredient‑led cocktails and a small plates menu that changes with local produce. The island bar layout encourages conversation with bartenders and neighbours, while warm lighting, a compact dining area and a playful menu make it ideal for relaxed evenings and tasting sessions.

Nestled in Birmingham's vibrant Digbeth district, The Ruin captures the spirit of Budapest's iconic ruin bars with its maze-like rooms, rustic charm, and eclectic decor. This friendly pub offers a curated selection of cask ales, draft beers, and European-inspired dishes in a relaxed, quirky atmosphere perfect for lingering with friends. From the courtyard wall art to the rooftop seating, every corner reveals a unique vibe enhanced by chill music and welcoming service. Open daily with extended weekend hours, it's a cornerstone of the area's creative regeneration.

A lively Digbeth bar blending indoor and outdoor social spaces with pub games, a sheltered beer garden and a street-food vibe; expect casual seating, beer taps and activity-focused areas for groups, families and nights out.

A multi-room traditional pub on Bradford Street in Birmingham’s creative Digbeth quarter, The Anchor serves a wide selection of real ales, bottled beers and cocktails from a polished wood bar amid vintage advertising, cosy booths and a small outdoor area. Friendly staff, rotating guest taps and a private back room give it an intimate, local feel suited to casual nights, quizzes and relaxed catch-ups.

Subside Bar is a late-night rock and metal venue in Birmingham’s High Street/ Digbeth area, known for loud DJs, themed nights and an energetic crowd. Housed in an intimate, no-frills space with stage lighting and posters, it’s a grassroots spot for heavy music, inexpensive drinks and after-midnight revelry that stays open into the small hours.