BrewDog Birmingham, Birmingham

Visited a couple of times back in June. Many keg beers available, but I was a little disappointed to find there wasn't much in the way of strong beers, although there was a 6.5% IPA. The bar is card only and the card machine tries to steer you into adding a tip, which I think is quite naughty. Had food here and this was very enjoyable. Toilets are downstairs, as is a smallish additional seating area.

You know what to expect from a BrewDog bar. Lots of choice of odd named craft ales! Quite expensive but they are good quality. Happy to pop in for one but my wallet couldn't stand a session here! Card only.

Official site of BrewDog Birmingham - www.brewdog.com

Official site of BrewDog Birmingham - www.brewdog.com

This was another new bar for me in Birmingham. I did walk in here several years ago, but remember walking out again, which probably doesn't count! This time, it was packed with almost all tables taken. We managed to secure the last one outside, where we could watch all of the goings on and some of the numerous characters frequenting this lively part of Birmingham City Centre. Service at the bar is card only and you'll need to take out a mortgage to buy a round, as is naturally the case with all BrewDog establishments. The sheer number of craft beers on their board was too lengthy a list to detail. I went for the strongest, which was an Amundsen Desert In A Can - Mocha Ice Cream Fudge Cake, which was confusingly on draft. It was extremely enjoyable, but at 10.5%, perhaps not the wisest choice for 3rd pub of a fairly long day. I'd return here, as there'll always be something interesting to drink and it's in a good location near New Street station and with other half decent pubs and bars nearby. Beer prices will always put me off a session though.

Visited 17.4.21 and had to wait a short while for a table from those at the front of the bar. All covid 19 regulations applied. Menu brought out and table service fine. payment by card. Beers chosen Burley Oak JREAM Raspberry Crumble, Brewdog Zombie Cake and Fierce Big Chomp, although the receipt showed Brew York Tonkoatko instead of the Fierce. All beers good though.

Its what it is and you either like it or not, it does for me and provided the best beer of the day in the shape of Elvis Juice, £4.95 for 2/3rds, lovely.