/// About This Venue
Birmingham's Party Bar; Lively and welcoming venue; Cornerstone of LGBTQ+ nightlife; Award-winning for friendly atmosphere.
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/// Reviews
Ryan Brooker
Popped for a few drinks after Chinatown New year festival. Good section of on tap and alcohol free items. Really friendly bar staff who were happy to give my partner access to the accessible loo (they hold a key behind the bar). Good atmosphere/ vibe, regulars seems nice and the outdoor seating would be a great sunning spot in good weather.
a month ago
J
First time visiting Missing Bar whilst I travelled for business. Some of the regulars will whip their heads around to stare as you enter and it feels a little judgemental at first. I quietly sat like Billy-no-mates and enjoyed a pint while watching the locals. It was tame overall, but if you are looking for something lively, maybe try another bar.
a month ago
Jon
I've been to missing bar on a few occasions with my son. Although a good enough atmosphere I've witness drug taking and selling. So what use are the security guards. Cannabis has a distinctive smell, yet security noses must be blocked. Some men have no respect for other couples. My son and his new partner have had issues with men approaching them and flirting with my son or his partner when they are sat on each others laps. I still go there but to be honest what I see. I hate the place. I've reported to management drugs being sold in the toilets. To date . It's not been addressed. This issue puts people at risk. You cannot have people under the influence of drugs in what is supposed to be a safe space. I don't drink alcohol but I do go out with my son. I observe. And I see everything. I would not call missing bar a safe space. If I could stop my son going there I would on a heart beat.
2 months ago