What a little gem! The unassuming front of this place hides a great bar with friendly staff and…read morecrowd. The range of draught beers is very good (Leffe is my favourite) and the range of bottled beers from all over the world is huge. But the most unexpected thing is the food - Spanish tapas type dishes with a Moroccan influence. Obviously prepared and cooked on the premises - you simply do not get this sort of food in bars anywhere (never mind Mold). It really is delicious and well priced. This place is well worth a detour.

Great little bar, excellent selection of beers and wines. Probably the only place worth going for a…read moredrink in this town! Can get very crowded on weekends, doesn't take many people to pack it out.

I had a lovely meal there on Saturday. I had been there before and was also impressed so wanted to…read morehave a tate at their new menu. The ambiance is relaxed, so good for food with friends and can be quite intimate with candles on tables and low lights. I booked the restaurant via an app on my phone (dead easy and convenient). When we arrived there, our table was ready and we received a warm welcome. The food - it was the Christmas menu this time- was tasty and well presented. The wine was very nice too! I have to say that the waitress was very nice, honest and helpful. She even went back to the kitchen to check the exact content of a dish (she did tell us before but went to check and fedback to us, very thoughtful and accurate) Special commendation for this restaurant: they have bottles of Ruinart Blanc de Blanc, my fav champagne! I didn't have any but it's a good sign to me!!

The menu looks really appetising. The setting, tables and chairs are very authentic and unusual…read more Staff is super friendly. However, they miss the most important: you go to a restaurant for the quality of the food. We had to wait 45 minutes for soggy fries, over-cooked burger was so dry we struggled cutting through it, nothing left of the blue cheese in it. My dish arrived with the pulled pork looking like strings of dried meat coming out of a packet, the dish was sitting there for a while as the coleslaw had already some skin on it. When you wait that long you expect freshly cooked food not reheated food.

It's ok - does 2-4-1 cocktails (watered down obviously) although the vanue is particulalry small,…read morerather expensive and not overly nice. You get a lot of chavs thinking they are 'posh' cus they are not in Silks yet, but on the whole it's ok for one or two to start the night off. Although it has doormen, which to be quite honest it doesnt need. You get the impression it's trying to be something it's not - after all the only nice place to really and truly enjoy a drink without being surrounded by chavs is Bank. Plus the smoking area is naff.

I love piques wine bar and it used to be my first stop for drinks on a weekend out. The drinks are…read morevery reasonably priced and the bar area is lovely and cosy and has come nice stools and sofas to sit on around the bar. You dont get any trouble in here either with i think is brilliant. The drink are lovely and they do so many different cocktails and have different priced items to suit everyone budget. They also serve the usual beer and alchpop if cocktails are not your thing. Great on a sat night as it 2 for 1 also.

My uncle started Wilde's and it became the beginning of my education in wine. I always loved it,…read morenow love wine and thanks to Uncle Jimbo!

I agree with 'sleepless'...the eton mess is fabulous! Wilde's can do no wrong for meThe food isn't…read moretop-quality-restaurant-food but its very tasty and the helpings are generousI love the atmosphere, tooit's very bohemian and the perfect place to share a bottle of wine, which by the way, is very reasonable.

This place has had a few face lifts....back in the 90's me & friends did a night called Classattic…read more We used local DJ's and at one point was very busy! Then it changed hands, still does similar nights. In the daytime it's a bar/restaurant and at night it becomes a club with three floors. Great place for lunch...two for one offers if your on a budget.

Selection of vegan food. And very cheap! A nice little place to come to in the centre of…read moreWolverhampton. Wish it was open later.

Looking for an excuse to feel like a sophisticated vintage connoisseur, without actually knowing…read moreanything about wine? Then Loki is the place to be. Hidden away in the charmingly historic Great Western Arcade in the centre of Birmingham, this spot is a gem--like a treasure chest full of wine, with little tasting notes as the map. The magic happens with the tasting machines, where you can try up to 40 wines by the glass--not all at once, you rascal! Want to sample a few without committing to a whole bottle? You can try sips for around £1. It's a great way to find your new favorite drop without the commitment anxiety. Plus, they have these super cool self-service Loki cards, or you can (as I did) trade your credit card for a temp. Get guidance from the lovely staff if you're overwhelmed by all the choices (I was). The selection is as diverse as it is vibrant, with wines from all over the world, and the best part? They're all served at the exact temperature the makers intended--no warm, sad wine here. Looking for sweet wines, my partner and I enjoyed an airy Gewürztraminer, a super fantastic vintage port from Warre, and a delightful coffee-noted port from Penfolds. I also sampled a yummy, peppery and full-bodied Shiraz. While I didn't try the food, the menu looks like it would be the perfect pairing with any glass you pick. Cheese boards, meat boards, olives, focaccia, you know the stuff. Whether you're an aficionado or a casual enthusiast (like me), Loki Wine is a great spot for a laid-back yet luxurious experience. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Brum.

Loki is a technically a wine shop but it has a few unique selling points…read more 1. Phil is super knowledgeable and approachable. If you have a question about wine or need a recommendation he will help you! 2. The beautiful location in Great Western Arcade. The store itself is exceptionally stylish too, all wood shelves, tables made from barrels and a lovely upstairs seating area. 3. It's not just a shop- you can try wines too. You can pick up a card, load it with money, pop the card into the amazing wine dispenser (!) select a small or large taster or a whole glass, and the wine is dispensed into the wine glass you have taken from the rack above. There's a variety of decent reds and whites available. These are good quality wines so a full bottle isn't a cheap option. So having the option to have a good sized sample for anything from 90p-£2 means you can feel more confident buying the whole bottle. So when you've picked a glass of wine you like, you can take it upstairs, sit on the seats, order a cheese or meat board (from Anderson and Hill across the way) and have a completely relaxing afternoon. Even the olive oil is amazing. Highly recommended.

Butlers is part of what used to be simply known as the Park House, however, since the name change…read moreand re-branding of this place it is becoming more popular as a stop off for a drink for non hotel residents. The atmosphere is pleasant and pretty lively at weekends and the bar food is good. Drinks seem a little more pricey than your average bar but not quite as high as a hotel can be. There is extensive parking allocated to the hotel. Staff are friendly and helpful. In the summer there are outside seating areas in the pretty gardens around the front of the hotel.