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The Rectory Bar and Restaurant

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The Rectory Bar and Restaurant
"Located just off the Jewellery Quarter, opposite the picturesque St Pauls Cathedral. The Rectory is an idyllic venue to gather with your friends, family or colleagues for lunch, dinner and cocktails. Indulge in bottomless brunch on Saturdays and forget the washing up on Sunday and join us for a mouth watering roast dinner."
Address: 50-54 St Paul's Square , Birmingham B3 1QS, XWM, GB
Phone: 0121 605 1001
State: XWM
City: Birmingham
Zip Code: B3 1QS

opening times

Monday: 11:00-23:00
Tuesday: 11:00-23:00
Wednesday: 11:00-23:00
Thursday: 11:00-23:00
Friday: 11:00-01:00
Saturday: 11:00-01:00
Sunday: 11:00-22:30

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Reviews
Great little hidden gem. Good selection of drinks and the food was delicious. Interactive darts was great... With different games to play.Food: 5/5
Amazing venue, staff are really friendly and helpful, the darts equipment is on par with Flight Club, but this a fraction of the price. Highly recommend.Food: 5/5
Nice place for darts and cocktails , small plate food was rather pricey but tasted great, cocktails made perfectly , however we did visit in off peak times as peak times are double price for dartsFood: 5/5
The classy Rectory pub is an establishment in St. Paul’s square. It has been serving quality craft beers to generations of customers. I’ve never had the pleasure of eating here. I’m happy to say, after my visit, I am chuffed with the experience. It is 21st century, COVID sensitive culinary experience. The customer downloads an app, allowing them to choose food and pay for it. Once paid for on the app, all you have to do is patiently wait. The food selection is humble, but a familiar pub affair with modern twists. The standout dish for me was the duck and pork sausage roll. It was a perfect combination of light puff pastry, meat and sauce. It looked beautiful too. Each dish was prepared to a high quality and tasted superb. The serving staff were humble and helpful. The back yard, outdoor seating area is enclosed, stacked with garden brollies and out of the wind. Just bring a puffer jacket in case the British weather does something unusual.
Ordered a cocktail, it was so sweet, I could have gotten diabetes. I was shocked. 10 ponds for a cocktail that is impossible to drink. Aperol is also bad. Law quality for such a price. Toilets are old, tiny and smelly. The location is wonderful, obviously. St Paul’s is beautiful.
After our recent Staff Conference, we moved on to the Rectory & 180 Club. You don't have to be a capable darts player to enjoy the variety of darts-based games available, nor a maths whizz, as the scores are automatically calculated. In addition, the food laid on for us was top-drawer and very enjoyable. If you're looking for an after-conference venue you'd be hard pressed to beat this one.
In Birmingham on my own for a night September 2022, I could not have found a better place to eat, drink and chill out. The bar was lively, not rowdy, and the food was just what I'd hoped for. All of the staff were friendly and helpful without overdoing it, and even took care to accommodate my food intolerances. The Rectory's on St Paul's Square, a peaceful green spot in the Jewellery Quarter with an interesting old church.
The Rectory is Nestled in the heart of St. Paul's Square, which offers charming surroundings. As you step through its doors, you're greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere, characterized by its rustic decor and cozy ambiance. The menu has a nice selection of classic pub fare with a modern twist, Whether you're craving traditional fish and chips or fancy indulging in a gourmet burger, however, the Vegetarian and vegan options could be much better, ensuring there's something satisfying for everyone. With its friendly service, satisfactory food, and inviting atmosphere, the Rectory Pub is located in a great spot for a casual meal and a game of darts to unwind. Vegetarian options: Vegetarian options limited. Parking: After 7pm the street parking is free
Went out with work colleagues and had a fantastic time. Never played darts before and I really enjoyed it I was very bad. We got served very quickly, great drinks, good price, we all had burgers - no issues. Can’t wait to go again, the darts is the best part!Food: 3/5
The service was good, kind and fairly personable. We got two rhubarb gin sours and were not a fan at all of the extremely eggy, sour and unsweetened drink that arrived. Politely complained, but to no avail. We treid the Haloumi fries and for £7 we got 4 chips. Really nice atmosphere for a simple group event and beer, but thats it.Food: 1/5
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