The Birmingham Canal Navigations between the International Convention Centre (left) and Brindleyplace (right)
Broad Street, the No 1 party street of Birmingham, has a large range of clubs, bars and pubs. This is a good location for a decent English Friday night. However, at the same time it is one of the more rowdy areas, and if trouble happens it will normally be on this road. The chances of this affecting you are slim. Just of to the side of this road is Brindleyplace , a classier and better area of bars, clubs and restaurants. Recommended bars are:
Revolution ? Chain vodka bar. A cut above the normal broad street crowd, though it does get crowded. Great range of Vodka's.
The Works ? Big 3 room club, with a variety of music. Great for kids. Over 23's will feel ancient in here.
The Pitcher and Piano ? Canal side bar with a decent range of beers. Perfect for a nice lunch time drink in the summer months, sitting outside by the canal.
The Prince Of Wales, King Edward St (behind the I.C.C. 2 minutes from Broad St). Victorian pub with decent menu & many types of fine ales, worth a visit for the beer!
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