Purity Bar and Kitchen (Formerly Purecraft Bar and Kitchen) will reopen its doors on November 6th following a refurbishment by Purity Brewing Co. It will serve up one of the city’s widest selection of beers, exclusive menu developed by Bad Boy Wings and a new social event space.
- Purity Bar & Kitchen(Formerly Purecraft Bar and Kitchen) on Waterloo Street will officially reopen under a new name on Friday 6th November.
- Owned by Purity Brewing Co, the venue serves as the brand’s official flagship Birmingham taproom, launching with an exclusive food partnership with Bad Boy Wings.
Purity Bar & Kitchen (formerly Purecraft Bar and Kitchen) located on Waterloo Street, is set to welcome back guests this month following a refurbishment by Purity Brewing Co based in Warwickshire.
The venue first opened in 2014, and now, just after its 10th anniversary, has undergone a refurbishment to mark the start of a new chapter. The venue will remain true to its roots of having an outstanding craft beer selection, great food and exceptional service, but look to widen its appeal as a destination venue for events and social occasions with a renovation of the interior and outside spaces.
Relaunching on Friday 6th November, the venue will feature an exclusive downstairs Cellar Bar, which features its own dedicated bar, a brand-new American pool table, and AR darts. The space will be available for private hire, supported by tailored food and drinks packages, creating one of Birmingham’s must visit destinations for food and drink.
Dom Metcalfe, Purity Brewing Co said: “We’re bringing Purity Bar & Kitchen back to its former glory. Partnering with Craig, Wayne and the wider Bad Boy Wings team brings a whole new level of culinary credibility to our kitchen. Excitingly, this is the first time that the kitchen has been operated by a partner brand. Combined with our brand-new look and the launch of our exclusive downstairs Cellar Bar, we are proud to position Purity as Birmingham’s premier destination for social occasions”
The new food offering in partnership with local independent Bad Boy Wings brings Purity Bar & Kitchen back to its former glory, highlighting great food and exceptional service. The exclusive menu will feature other grilled dishes alongside the much-loved wings, including burgers, prawns, loaded fries, mac & cheese and more. The Birmingham co-owners, Craig Powers and Wayne Mills have won 29 Wingfest awards making it a partnership of two major regional brands.
Craig Powers, Co-Founder of Bad Boy Wings said: “Moving from Michelin-starred kitchens to the street food scene has always been about pushing flavour boundaries without losing soul. With this new refurbishment at Purity Bar & Kitchenwe’re taking everything people love about Bad Boy Wings and turning the dial all the way up. We’re building a destination for serious food lovers, pairing our boldest, award-winning flavours with the kind of world-class energy Birmingham’s food scene deserves.”
