Redcorc Bar and Kitchen
Birmingham
At a glance
Redcorc Bar and Kitchen is an Irish-rooted bar and kitchen at 79A Digbeth, Birmingham B5 6DY. Its identity combines the character of an Irish bar with the setting and atmosphere associated with Digbeth. The venue provides a place centred on food, drinks and time spent in a bar environment.
The Irish influence gives Redcorc a clear sense of style without moving it away from its Digbeth setting. The result is a venue that connects Irish roots with the local character of one of Birmingham’s best-known areas for bars, kitchens and evening social spaces. Its name and positioning make the combination of bar and kitchen central to the experience.
Food is part of the venue’s purpose, with the kitchen offering a reason to visit beyond drinks. The bar side provides the setting for socialising, while the kitchen adds a food-focused element to the visit. Together, the two parts create a flexible format suited to meeting friends, sharing time over a meal or settling into a drink-led visit with food available.
Redcorc’s atmosphere is shaped by its Irish-rooted style and Digbeth location. Rather than presenting itself only as a place to eat, the venue sits between a bar and a kitchen, making it suitable for occasions that move between conversation, drinks and food. The character is informal and social in keeping with that format, while the Irish influence gives the venue a distinct identity.
The location places Redcorc in Digbeth, an area known for its independent venues and nightlife. The address is 79A Digbeth, B5 6DY, making the venue straightforward to identify within the district. The setting works for casual plans, food-led meet-ups and social drinks where a bar atmosphere matters as much as the kitchen.
Redcorc Bar and Kitchen is best suited to people looking for an Irish-influenced bar setting with food as part of the offering. It can work for a relaxed gathering, a meal accompanied by drinks or an evening focused mainly on the bar. The combination of Irish roots, kitchen service and Digbeth character defines the venue without requiring a more formal dining style.
