Great pubs & cafes on the Treasure Hunt Birmingham route 📍
Posted on April 16, 2021
Photo: The Actress and Bishop (Instagram)
As restrictions ease, pubs and cafes are starting to re-open. These are 5 options for taking a pitstop while playing Treasure Hunt Birmingham!
1. The Malt House
20 - 40 minutes into the game
The Malt House is situated on the picturesque canal and serves real ales and traditional pub Food. President Clinton famously had a glass of beer during the G8 Summit held in Birmingham! It makes for a good spot for an early pit stop on Treasure Hunt Birmingham.
Book a table at The Malt House here
Photo: The Malt House (Facebook)
2. 1,000 Trades
45 - 60 minutes into the game
A wonderful independent bar and kitchen in an old jewellery workshop in the Jewellery Quarter.
Photo: 1,000 Trades (Instagram)
3. Saint Kitchen
60 - 90 minutes into the game
An independent cafe just off St Paul’s Square. They specialise in coffee, brunch, lunch, doughnuts and cake. Tables are first come first served and not available for reservation. There’s a full takeaway service.
Photo: Saint Kitchen (Instagram)
4. The Rectory
60 - 90 minutes into the game
Situtated on St Paul’s Square, The Rectory overlooks the gorgeous St Paul’s Church. They’ve got an outside courtyard. 60% of their capacity is bookings, so feel free to pop down and snag a walk in table or a take away drink to drink in the park across the road.
Book a table at The Rectory here
Photo: The Rectory (Instagram)
5. The Actress and Bishop
60 - 90 minutes into the game
From 12th April – 17th May The Actress and Bishop will be offering outdoor seating. There’s no advance bookings available during this time, it’s all first come, first serve. Extra seating will be provided where possible.
From 17th May onwards, they’re taking bookings for tables.
