New bar with bottomless brunches and two-for-one cocktails to open at Brindleyplace - Birmingham Live

New bar with bottomless brunches and two-for-one cocktails to open at BrindleyplaceCaribbean restaurant Turtle Bay, known for its bottomless brunches and two-for-one cocktails, has put up a

notice outside one of the buildings in the city centreCommentsWhat's OnKirsty Bosley Features Writer14:08, 16 May 2022Updated 14:08, 16 May 2022The new branch of Turtle Bay will be at 10

Brindleyplace(Image: Tamlyn Jones) Caribbean restaurant and bar Turtle Bay is looking to open a second Birmingham branch, receiving approval to serve alcohol at the newly-renovated 10

Brindleyplace. Turtle Bay, known for its two-for-one cocktails and bottomless brunches, has one existing location in Birmingham, on John Bright Street.

A notice has been posted outside the building, which is currently undergoing a major refurbishment programme, stating Turtle Bay Hospitality Limited intends to serve alcohol and host

'regulated entertainment' at the address. The licence will allow the sale of booze between 8am and 1am Sunday to Thursday, and 8am and 2am on Fridays and Saturdays.

‌ It'll also allow the sale of 'late night refreshments' between 11pm and 1:30am from Sunday to Thursday and between 11pm and 2:30am on Friday and Saturday. The licence has been granted by

Birmingham City Council.

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Renovations to 10 Brindleyplace are coming at a cost of £38.8 million, redeveloping buildings 8 and 10 to make one single floor by floor open office space of 212,000 square feet. It will be

home to new fitness facilities, including a bouldering wall, and visitors will enjoy two communal landscaped roof terraces.

Turtle Bay has been on John Bright Street since 2014 and the busy spot has garnered pretty good reviews from those visiting to sample the Caribbean flavours and booze deals. Curried goat and

jerk chicken are on the menu as well as tropical, sunny cocktails.

Article continues below Francesca Berlen reviewed it on Google, writing: "Fun atmosphere with 2 for 1 cocktails, great value. The menu is varied and has a good number of vegan or gluten free

options - their 'allergy menu' is easy to read. The food is delicious - as is the ginger beer. Staff here are friendly and welcoming too."

Lee Harris also gave it a five star review, commenting: "First visit and I can't wait to go back. From the moment we stepped through the door the staff were very friendly and attentive,

service was amazing and the food to die for. 2 for 1 on cocktails. Highly recommend."

The newly refurbished building is set to open in the summer.

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