Book a Christmas party venue in Birmingham for an office do, a Friendmas catch-up or a family celebration; from private dining rooms and cocktail bars in the City Centre to canalside spaces in Brindleyplace, Jewellery Quarter warehouses and lively bars on Broad Street. Festive packages run from around £8.50 to £110 per person, or a minimum spend from £200, many with a set menu, drinks and decorations included. Compare Christmas party venues and book free on Tagvenue.
Festive event offers are suitable for family celebrations, company parties, and anything in-between. They usually include venue use, catering, drinks, and additional services such as A/V equipment. Some spaces might even come decorated for the holidays! Christmas deals in Birmingham offer minimum spend ranging from £2000 to £4000, or packages between £8.50 and £110 per person. You'll find options for 30 to 550 guests.
Booking costs of Christmas party venues average £700 minimum spend per event. Costs vary depending on guest capacity, popularity, location, and amenities like sound systems or bar services. Extra charges may apply for custom catering, decor, or event planning services. Packages with add-ons, such as DJs, photo booths, or other entertainment services, can also increase the overall cost. Check out the typical price ranges in Birmingham, based on Tagvenue data from August 2026:
| From £500 | to £1500 | minimum spend per event |
| From £10 | to £44 | per person |
| From £175 | to £2100 | hire fee per event |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated August 2026), the best options include:
Upstairs Private Event Space at The Actress & Bishop
in Jewellery Quarter - rated 4.8/5
Our user said: ‘Food selection was incredible and such good value. A superb space for a small exclusive event.’
Whole Venue at Vagabond Birmingham
in Birmingham City Centre - rated 4.8/5
Our user said: ‘Thank you again for making our Xmas Party so memorable.’
The Secret Room at The Lost & Found Birmingham
in Birmingham City Centre - rated 4.7/5
Our user said: ‘Christmas meal was great. Menu options suited everyone on the table, everyone enjoyed their food.’
You'll find Christmas party venues in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Birmingham, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (August 2026):
| Small | up to 70 guests | prices average £600 minimum spend per event |
| Medium | between 100 and 150 guests | prices average £1000 minimum spend per event |
| Large | over 175 guests | prices average £1000 minimum spend per event |
These are the venues within 0.1 mi from central Birmingham, available to book on Tagvenue:
Based on Tagvenue data (as of August 2026), users looking for Christmas party venues most commonly go for these venue types:
| Event Space | prices average £900 minimum spend per event | typically between 100 and 175 guests |
| Bar | prices average £1000 minimum spend per event | typically between 120 and 300 guests |
| Pub | prices average £500 minimum spend per event | typically between 70 and 150 guests |
| Lounge | prices average £500 minimum spend per event | typically between 50 and 120 guests |
| Dining Room | prices average £600 minimum spend per event | typically between 30 and 50 guests |
Smaller Christmas party venues usually fit up to 70 guests standing. Here are some great options in Birmingham, based on Tagvenue data as of August 2026:
Christmas Party at Box Brindley Place, rated 4.6/5 - dining room for 30 guests
Our user said: ‘Amazing venue, DJ and bar staff!’
Gin Parlour at The Distillery, rated 4.9/5 - function room for 70 guests
Our user said: ‘Overall I would recommend hosting an event here.’
Private Dining Room at Noel’s Bar and Restaurant, rated 4.6/5 - dining room for 45 guests
Our user said: ‘Everything was perfect from ambience to staff and food was wonderful...’
You can definitely find cheap Christmas party venues in Birmingham! When searching for a private venue, look for those which operate on a minimum-spend basis. With this option, you don’t have to pay for the venue but agree that you and your guests will spend a set amount on drinks and food. The other option is to find a private venue that has a BYO (Bring Your Own) policy, where you pay for the venue but can bring your own food and drinks or hire external vendors. Additionally, you can hire a Christmas party venue for limited hours instead of using it all day long.
Birmingham has a lot of outstanding Christmas party venues available for hire, so you are sure to find one that matches your vibe. Check The Old Library for a historic Christmas party venue. Hiring The Music Room at O'Neill's Broad Street will definitely give an interesting twist to your private festive celebrations. If you go to our search bar, you will find many more interesting private venues for holiday gatherings!
Best for a seated festive meal: Restaurants and private dining rooms
Set festive menus and in-house catering in a private or semi-private room; Birmingham's cuisines run from British and Italian to Indian and Argentine steak. Best for family celebrations and company dinners of roughly 14–150 people.
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Best for a classic, cosy do: Pubs and function rooms Traditional festive menus, a warm atmosphere and private function rooms, often with a buffet and a bar tab. Best for work and family parties of roughly 40–250 people.
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Best for drinks, music and dancing: Bars and cocktail bars Festive drinks packages, DJs and a lively atmosphere; the liveliest option, often with a late licence. Best for friends and work socials of roughly 50–550 people.
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Best for a large, all-inclusive celebration: Hotels and event halls Grand rooms, full production and on-site accommodation for out-of-town guests. Best for corporate parties of roughly 180–550 people.
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Best for a talking point: Unusual and activity venues Games bars, breweries and characterful spaces that build entertainment into the night. Best for team socials that need an icebreaker.
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Birmingham has a venue for every kind of plan, whether you want everything handled for you, a mix of indoor and outdoor space, or a night that won't blow the budget.
All-inclusive spots — for a hassle-free party where the venue does the work:
Indoor/outdoor options for small and large groups — for warm nights, breakout space or a smoking area:
Affordable options — for a good night that keeps the per-head cost down:
The right venue depends on who's coming and how many. Here's how the main types compare on guest count, budget and what to look for.
|
Party type |
Best guest count |
Typical budget |
What to look for |
Try |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Work party, small team |
14–40 |
From £25–£45 per person, or £200–£300 minimum spend |
A private room, a set menu and a bar tab |
Manahatta Temple Street (£38.95 pp) The Actress & Bishop (from £175) |
|
Work / company party, large |
150–550 |
From £32–£66 per person, or £500–£2,000 minimum spend |
A full venue or hall, buffet, DJ and AV for speeches |
The Old Library (up to 250) |
|
Friends / Friendmas |
20–60 |
From £23–£30 per person, or £550 minimum spend |
A relaxed bar or activity venue, drinks-led |
Tonight Josephine (£23 pp) Box Brindley Place (£26.95 pp) |
|
Family gathering |
14–50 |
From £20–£37 per person |
Warm, all-ages, food-focused; check for no age restriction |
Browns Brasserie (£20 pp) The Lost & Found (£37 pp) |
|
Christmas Eve / evening do |
Any |
Evening rates, priced above lunch |
A late licence and availability — December weekends book first |
Vagabond (up to 180) The Bierkeller (up to 300) |
|
Christmas lunch, daytime |
14–70 |
From £20 per person — usually cheaper than evening |
A set festive lunch menu and a daytime slot |
Browns Brasserie (£20 pp) |
Which Birmingham areas are best for a Christmas party?
The most festive, best-connected areas are the City Centre for choice and transport, Digbeth and the Jewellery Quarter for character, and Edgbaston and the Airport for larger corporate dos.
City Centre — the busiest area for office parties, with the German Christmas Market on New Street and Victoria Square within walking distance. Choose the historic Old Joint Stock or lively bars around Colmore Row.
Brindleyplace and Broad Street (The Westside) — canalside bars and big party venues for a night of drinks and dancing. Try All Bar One Brindley Place or O'Neill's Broad Street.
Jewellery Quarter and Digbeth — Birmingham's creative quarters, with converted warehouses and independent bars near the Digbeth markets. Try The Old Library (Digbeth) or The Actress & Bishop (Jewellery Quarter).
Edgbaston and Birmingham International Airport — upscale venues near the University of Birmingham and Hagley Road, and airport hotels with ballrooms for international company parties. Try the historic Terrace Suite at Plough & Harrow Hotel on Hagley Road (up to 130 people, from £650 hire fee).
|
Activity |
Where to host |
Group size |
Budget |
|
Festive private dinner (three-course set menu) |
The Secret Room at The Lost & Found, City Centre |
Up to 40 people |
From £37 pp |
|
Ping pong & competitive socialising |
The Den at Roxy Ball Room, City Centre |
Up to 20 people |
From £6 pp |
|
Shuffleboard & a festive feast |
Up to 50 people |
From £26.95 pp |
|
|
Cocktail masterclass & glam night |
The Martini Lounge at Dirty Martini, City Centre |
Up to 120 people |
From £25 pp |
|
Gin distillery experience |
Gin Parlour at The Distillery, Jewellery Quarter |
40–70 people |
From £250 min spend |
|
Bavarian beer hall & steins |
The Bierkeller, Chinatown |
Up to 300 people |
From £500 min spend |
|
All-inclusive party (DJ, tree, dancefloor) |
Christmas at The Old Library, Digbeth |
Up to 250 people |
From £65.95 pp |
Page last updated in August 2026
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