The bar, which features wooden floors and alcoves, serves pub food and ales; late DJ's spin retro and indie tracks.

The stage room hosts live sets by touring bands.

It screens sport in a female-friendly environment and has an upper-level clubroom and dance floor with late weekend DJs.

The menu includes soups, stews, pizzas, pastas, cakes, pasties, cocktails, four pint pitchers etc.

The basement contains a nightclub.

The entertainment includes live music.

It showcases duelling pianos and rhythm & blues bands, including both new talent and established acts. The musical patron is Jools Holland.

It is a grade-II-listed building.

It has a beer garden, function room, dartboard, table football, SKY TV and urban art by Banksy, D'Face and Nick Walker.

The lower-level bar and grill has slouchy seating and serves ice-cold beer, fine wines, champagne, cocktails, steaks, ribs, salads etc.

The upper level contains a champagne club with VIP booths and sixties-style decor.

It serves a changing selection of real ales and traditional home-cooked food; live sport is screened; there are regular quiz and poker nights.

It has pool tables, a beer garden and screens live sport.

It serves real ales and continental lagers; the entertainment includes quiz and comedy shows, live DJ's and late dancing.

The Red Lion is a grade-II-listed building.

It is a popular lunchtime and after-work meeting place with a varied bar menu, outdoor patio and private function room. 

The interior contains fine tiling and stained glass.

The 55-year-old lessee of the Rose Villa Tavern was fined £1500 at Birmingham Magistrates Court for hygiene violations after mouse droppings were discovered in food storage areas during a routine inspection in July 2010 (News Headlines 24/05/11).

The club, which was established in the 1850's, dropped its jacket-and-tie rule in 2009 and admitted ladies for the first time in October 2010.

It is located beneath a railway viaduct and enjoys splendid acoustics since music reverberating against the brick arches creates a wall of sound.

The club contains 7 rooms, 5 licensed bars, 3 dance floors and a cafe that sells hot & cold food, energy bars, chocolates and chews.

It is furnished in the style of an exclusive member's club with private booths, bespoke furniture, wooden flooring, exposed brickwork, stylish art & photography.

The bar serves premier champagne, bottled beers and cocktails. DJ's play club classics and party tunes with dancing into the small hours.

The restaurant serves a blend of contemporary European and traditional British.

In April 2010, local residents complained that the Vaults, which was licensed until 4am, was attracting noisy late drinkers; its licensing hours were shortened to 2am on Friday-Saturday and 12.30am on Sunday-Thursday (News Archive 09/04/10).

It hosts regular DJ and live music sets.