The best Christmas party venues in Birmingham

Picture this – you’re at a Christmas dinner with your colleagues. Turkey and roast potatoes, with a side of roast veg and gravy, are on the menu. Drinks are flowing and spirits are high. Now imagine that but you’re on the 25th floor of The Cube and you cheer to a great year and a great Christmas as the sun sets over the city.

With a capacity for up to 80 guests and panoramic views of Brum, a Christmas at Marco Pierre White’s Terrace could be just like this.

There’s a retractable roof and a heated shelter so whatever the weather, you can enjoy the views of the city. What a way to end Christmas on a high!

Chances are if you’re from Birmingham, you’ve heard of Mama Roux’s. For the uninitiated, this Birmingham venue is one for everyone who’s up for dancing the night away.

Open Wednesday to Sunday, this venue opens early and doesn’t close till late – a good shout for anyone looking for a high-energy Christmas party. The venue has more than enough food, drinks, DJs, and entertaining performers to make this festive do one to remember.

If you want to go big this December, Mama Roux’s is definitely one to watch. Now, a Christmas dance party doesn’t sound too bad. Just one thing though – what’s your signature dance move?

Nothing beats a good Christmas dinner. That good food, great company, that festive feeling. Perfection.

That’s why sometimes the best thing to do for a Christmas party is to have dinner. Typical yes – but done right and everyone will keep talking about it for months.

With its signature burgundy and cream colour scheme (that’s pretty hard to miss), for a Christmas dinner party in Birmingham that’s low-key and effortless (well, not too much anyway).

Think Christmas dinner with a Parisian twist. A beetroot and goat’s cheese tart to start, turkey poulette for main and then a Christmas pudding to top it all off.

The private dining room upstairs has room for up to 40 guests – it’s a venue that’s worth a look.

At Heidi’s, cosy is the name of the game. From the wood interiors to the walls fitted with logs and decorated with skis, and even the snowboards and rackets, everything gives off a mismatched rustic vibe.

Then there are the disco balls, the old ski lift and the ski shot glass holders. It’s a lot like coming back to your cabin after a long day of skiing, except instead of a warm mug of hot chocolate, you’ve got yourself a Jägerbomb. Classy.

This venue can host up to 1100 guests, so best for any big Christmas blowouts you’ve got planned. How about an impromptu photo session in the photo-booth or maybe a game (or two)?

Havana, oh na na…

Down by Temple Street, you’ll find Revolución de Cuba, the (you guessed it) Cuban bar and restaurant.

Alongside its usual roster of bottomless brunch, happy hour and tres tapas for £15, this Birmingham venue is available for private hire.

The Havana Bar, in all its vintage, high-ceilinged, and colour-blocked glory, fits up to 72 people for a seated dinner. This means that there will be more than enough space for to dine and dance at a Christmas party this year.

Enjoy the Cuban-inspired menu – swap a roast for platanos bites and enchiladas and mulled wine for strawberry daiquiris and rumtinis.

ịEs una celebración, amigos!