The Cocktail Club Birmingham

31 Temple St, Birmingham, B2 5DB -

From
£500 min spend
Up to
450 guests
External Catering
allowed

About Venue

Imagine Soho House and The Hotel Cortez had a baby… well that’s this bar. Think sexy patterns, plush finishes and hot as hell animal print. It’s a photo opportunity at its finest. You thought you’d completed Tik Tok until right now.

The Cocktail Club Birmingham is set to open mid-September and will serve all the usual Cocktail Club antics: fit cocktails, banging tunes, swinging lights and wild bartenders. Plus the world’s hottest happy will run until 8pm every day, which means 2-4-1 on everything on the menu. Seven. Days. A. Week.

As well as the above, they’ll be party packages on offer for all types of occasions, plus cocktail masterclasses, room and venue hire, and an outrageous bottomless brunch every Saturday daytime. 00’s Bottomless Brunch serves a jam-packed day of freaky throwbacks, mega mischief and all-round fun times. The ultimate weekend party.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 450

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Disabled access

Air conditioning

Heating

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Audio & Visual

Sound system

Microphone

WiFi

Projector & screen

Space Rules

Allowed events

Licensed for alcohol

Attendee Minimum Age

Location

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Reviews

Zilla
July 2025
Went on wed 16.07.25. Good atmosphere, bartender was nice, me and my friend got the Zombie to share and it was strong :)
Leanne Medland
October 2025
Very noisy. Two different rooms so could hear two different lots of music. Toilets are unisex.
Chris Johnson
October 2025
It’s a decent enough spot, but there needs to be a bit of honesty about what this place actually is. It’s more of a jumped-up student bar than a genuine cocktail venue. The style is there — trendy décor, loud music, and decent atmosphere — but the substance isn’t. The cocktails lack real depth or craft, and the overall vibe feels more suited to an early-20s pre-drinks crowd than anyone looking for a proper cocktail experience. If I were back at university, I’d probably love it. But for anyone in their 30s or just after a more refined, quality setting, this doesn’t quite deliver. It would feel more at home in Selly Oak or the student quarters than in the city centre. Fun for what it is, but not the cocktail bar it wants to be.