A low red lit bar and electronic music space that manages to make industrial feel comfortable. Red chesterfield sofas meet brutalist concrete and Victorian brickwork to create an ultra modern vibe. Spotlight was the first bar to grace Lower Trinity Street, and is deeply routed within the Digbeth community as one of it’s favourite after- work spots.

It’s an exuberant bar and live music venue that was born from a love of New Orlean’s and Deep South America. The interesting decor is truly unique, and really embraces the essence of the American south. It’s a three levelled space, offering versatility and an enhanced view of the stage.

It’s the newest addition to the street: An art deco, 1920’s cocktail bar is not quite what you’d expect to find in one of the West Midland’s most industrial locations, but it’s glamour and decadents are a welcome addition. Hand painted mural’s, flamingo toilets and striking chequered bar and flooring are not it’s most stand out features: here the hand crafted cocktails and artisan liquor do the talking.