Recent addition to the Brewdog chain, full range of BrewDog beers + a good range of guests. Pricey by Birmingham standards most pints are £4+. Can get very busy in the evenings.

Wonderful place in a town without any other real craft beer bar options. Went here twice in a 5-day stay and the beers seem to rotate fairly quickly. Also a nice selection of guest taps. Prices are reasonable for what you’re getting. Decent bottle selection too, though the prices are very steep -- though I do understand it costs a lot to import from the US. Service was really great -- very friendly, helpful and informative. Atmosphere was to my taste -- with a somewhat elitist message (what others may call pretentious -- and what I call "telling the truth"). An absolute must-stop when in Birmingham.

What a lovely place! Great selection and friendly staff that know what they are serving. Can be a little bit noicy and crowdy late in The evening. Not to easy to find first time. But as soon as you know where it is you just keep coming back.

I visited here on Monday 13th March 2013 on my own on this occasion. This is probably one of the largest Brewdog bars that I have been to, beer choice and style of bar fairly similar to all of the others, i.e. stark, clean and minimal. However this bar differed a little in that unlike all of the other bars I’ve been to they were oblong with the bar running down one side, this however was much squarer with the serving bar straight in front as you enter. The place is well situated and lies just to the back of New Street station and will be much more easily accessed from there when the new entrances soon to be completed are opened. It was quiet when I arrived, but there were a few people who had popped in during dinner breaks and one or two like me who were off for the day. Overall a good addition to the Birmingham pub scene but prices seem to cause one or two grumbles with at least one of those locals that I chatted to.

5 visits so far including the De Molen Tap Takeover.Always a good atmosphere with friendly and helpful staff.Good friendly bunch of customers of all ages too and always a few faces that you know from the circuit in there.Music policy good too with a good and eclectic mix of genres Yes,some of the BD keg beers are expensive for the normal stuff but,for the guest beers mostly reasonable enough to sample something not readily available elsewhere.Guest bottle prices very competitive and the reason its a must visit for me every Brum drinking session.

Similar to other BrewDog bars with its funky modernist decor and over exuberant pricing of ale. The majority on offer were very high in volume, but even the one or two offerings of normal strength were at least 30% higher in price than what you would expect ’down the road’. Nevertheless a keen young crowd filled the place so it was standing room only.

First visit today with the Bish and our families. Great selection of beers and the food was tasty, good beer grub! The service was excellent, friendly and attentive, and when we knocked over a drink it was replaced without fuss. Spot on. Sampled some great beers today. Smaller than I imagined but good for it. All good, looking forward to next visit.

Eventually opened in December 2012 after a short wait. Quite a decent sized bar for Brewdog but with a similar brick wood and mirrors style to all the others. There is a great selection of Brewdog draft and bottled beers plus plenty of quality guests too and a few beer cocktails. The food looks reasonable but I didn’t try it. Welcome to Birmingham Brewdog!

Waiting for BrewDog to open in Birmingham for ages now, it has been well worth the wait! It’s everything I expected and more, their own beers and guest beers on tap and in bottles are fantastic, their staff are knowledgeable and can help you with your beer choice. The atmosphere is great too. This is the shot in the arm that drinking scene in Birmingham has been waiting for.

School chemistry lab stools, exposed brickwork, naked bulbs, modest pile of board games - you know the drill. Funky little living room area downstairs. Uniformly helpful staff who appear passionate and informed about what they do. Even deliver a history lesson with your sample. Impressive. Samples dried as the bar filled but only to be expected. Fridge shelves groaning with beerporn; at least 10 Kernels, 750s of Alesmith Speedway for £17. Fair considering. 10 Dogs and 4 guests on opening afternoon; all eye-wateringly cold and certainly not cheap but am I complaining? Hell, no. Take away the beer and it’s a cool, contemporary spot that deserves to thrive. Add the beer, occasionally brilliant, occasionally shite but never anodyne and you’ve got a venue I’ll be visiting every time I visit Brum.