Gay Bars in Birmingham

A two-floor bar on the corner of Sherlock Street and Gooch Street that came out of a major 2025 refurbishment with three bars, a rear chill-out room, a garden, and a rooftop terrace.

A Hurst Street bar that has been running for over two decades and doubles as a coffee spot by day, with sofas, a glass frontage that opens up, and live music nights in the evenings.

Part of a small chain with sister bars in Oxford and Coventry, this Hurst Street late-nighter runs DJs and drag shows seven nights a week and opens until 6am.

A two-floor bar in Birmingham's Gay Village that has been in the same building since 1897, running from midday through to the early hours most nights.

One of the few places in Birmingham's Gay Village where you can also spend the night, with rooms above a bar that splits into three distinct zones: a front bar, a pool lounge, and a men-only cruise area at the back.

A Victorian pub in Birmingham's Gay Village with a dedicated pool room, a karaoke and DJ programme, and an outdoor area that fills up in decent weather.

A long-running Gay Village fixture, renovated in 2025 with upgraded sound, staging, and lighting, a new outdoor area, and bookable private booths.