Henman & Cooper, Birmingham

This is pub and eatery, the former Bar One Ten. It is an Edwardian building, originally home to the Scottich Union and National Insurance Co. It is built in stone, with red joining. There are two flanking bays (one is the entrance, the other on a half-basement level) with neo-classic lower and Mediterranean-style upper. The central bay has a large tripartite window above a half basement level, with an oriel window above. The interior is a single room, which is in two-tone marble effect, with wood floor. There are a few TVs showing silent news, as well as having mixed music at a decent level. The place does food, but i didn't eat. General tables and chairs (with candles) mix with boothy areas and arty art is on the walls. The service was fine and it seemed busy enough with the office workers. There is a little DJ booth area. Beer; no real ale, no real ix of beers, just continental type lagers - Peroni and a decent enough Kozel for example. Not really my kind of place, but i had no problems in popping in.