Boom Battle Bar Birmingham Broad Street
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About Boom Battle Bar Birmingham Broad Street
Boom Battle Bar Birmingham Broad Street is a bar on Broad Street built around a run of activities rather than just a drinks list, with electric darts, crazy golf, shuffleboard, and axe throwing on offer alongside beer pong. The electric darts and crazy golf sit upstairs, in a smaller space, while the axe throwing and beer pong run downstairs. Drinks span Jägermeister, Jägerbombs, Baileys, Tequila Rose, and a Mini Mango Spicy Marg, and the food side runs to chicken burgers and chips. The menu covers 132 items in total. Entry is walk-in, with no reservations taken. A birthday package bundles two games with two drinks, and the crazy golf counter is self-serve, with players collecting their own clubs and balls rather than being handed them at a desk.
Good to know
- ReservationsWalk-in only
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Menu & Prices
132 dishes · mains £4–60- Jägermeister£3.50
- Jägerbomb£4.00
- Baileys£8.50
- Baby G£3.50
- Tequila Rose£3.50
- Mini Mango Spicy Marg£3.50
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention axe throwing, crazy golf, electric darts and chicken burgers and chips.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention axe throwing, crazy golf, electric darts and chicken burgers and chips.
Customer Review Summary
Axe throwing draws consistent praise, with hosts singled out for patience and friendliness, alongside shuffleboard and cocktails enjoyed during a Boom Bundle. Crazier golf fares worse: reviewers describe a cramped, tired upstairs with broken challenges and props falling apart. One reviewer also reports staff struggling to accommodate a guest with ADHD and epilepsy. Downstairs gets described as loud and chaotic, which suits some but not others.
Customer Review Summary
Axe throwing draws consistent praise, with hosts singled out for patience and friendliness, alongside shuffleboard and cocktails enjoyed during a Boom Bundle. Crazier golf fares worse: reviewers describe a cramped, tired upstairs with broken challenges and props falling apart. One reviewer also reports staff struggling to accommodate a guest with ADHD and epilepsy. Downstairs gets described as loud and chaotic, which suits some but not others.
Featured reviews
- Shel
“Went here for the first time yesterday for axe throwing and had a great time! We’d definitely come back to try the other activities. A huge thank you to Riah – she was so friendly, gave excellent customer service, and was really patient helping those of us who couldn’t quite get the hang of axe throwing. Highly recommend!”
- Danielle Smith
“If you're after a fun, noisy, chaotic Saturday date day, Boom Battle Bar delivers exactly that 😅 We went for the Boom Bundle, played shuffleboard, enjoyed a couple of great cocktails, and tucked into chicken burgers and chips between games. The atmosphere is lively and the staff were brilliant. Definitely not the place for peace and quiet, but if you want a few hours of competitive fun and a good laugh, it's spot on.”
- Hannah Washbourne
“Came in randomly to do something for fun and ended up with axe throwing hosted by the lovely Grace! She was so good and helpful, had a great laugh with and make the experience 10x better. She’s a credit to the place! Thank you Grace and bar team for the lovely cocktails”
- Frankie Lowe
“Booked a birthday package of electric darts and crazier golf for 11 of us and honestly wasn’t blown away. The upstairs area is very small. We were kindly given both lanes for the darts but it was quite cramped between the 11 of us. There’s also a table in very close proximity which was occupied by a group of around 6 which made navigating around difficult. Darts itself was fun with a generous hours play time however would benefit from the game being projected on the board as opposed to a TV screen. Some darts didn’t register but that’s expected and our host said we could inform him and get it recalibrated if needed. We had the golf next and it was a huge let down. The counter appeared to be self serve as no one ever came up to issue the clubs/balls which is disappointing after we’ve paid and people could potentially just walk up and start playing for free. Again, a very small space that could comfortably fit around 4-5 instead of our 11. A few of the ‘holes’ didn’t even involve using your club and were more like arcade games, one in particular ‘the basketball hoops’ didn’t even have instructions so we were unsure of the points system. It looks very tired up there with props falling apart and glass on some of the games, it could really benefit from a refurb or just a bit of a tidy. We ended up taking about 25 minutes of our 1 hour slot because we just got bored and lost interest. The birthday package of 2 games and 2 drinks for £25 is good value IF you avoid the golf and go in a smaller group. It was a Saturday night so obviously was lively but the music downstairs was very loud, i’d bear this in mind if you book the axe throwing or beer pong down there. The bartender mixed up a few drinks due to the noise - one even took one of our drinks tokens then asked for another before serving the drink leaving one of our friends a drink down. All in all I probably wouldn’t visit again as there are better places for electric darts and the vibe downstairs wasn’t really for us. I will say though the disco button in the ladies bathroom was fun.”
- michele brewer
“Unfortunately it's a very tired venue. Crazier golf has broken and worn challenges. Some staff although polite didn't know the rules on being able to eat food on the crazy golf level, eventually once we were up there for our final booked experience, we found we could! Some staff do not know how to respond to vulnerable adults with ADHD and EPILEPSY (non-photo sensitive). Shout out to Yusef (hope ive spelt his name right) lovely fair door security man. Very respectful. People were having fun though. Staff are polite and helpful. ☆I WOULD LIKE TO ADD AN UPDATE. A REPRESENTATIVE OF BOOM BATTLE BAR POSTED A REPLY ASKING FOR ME TO CONTACT HER. I DID THIS. SINCE THEN, SHE HAS RETURNED NO FEEDBACK THEN SENT ME AN EMAIL BASICALLY SAYING SHE DIDNT UNDERSTAND WHY I WAS CONTACTING HER OR DIDNT UNDERSTAND THE EMAIL! SHE HAS COMPOUNDED MY OPINION OF THE SERVICE, SO IVE DROPPED IT BY ANOTHER STAR FOR FURTHER POOR SERVICE. Such a shame. I do not feel valued at all. LAST AND FINAL UP DATE. LOREN GOT IN TOUCH. She offered all that attended previously to visit again and enjoy a game/s on them, on a quieter day and apologised.”
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 1
- Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Bars near Boom Battle Bar Birmingham Broad Street
- The Village Inn3.63790.8 mi£30–40
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- The Plough Harborne4.53,5331.5 mi£20–30ReservationsGood for kids
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- Dream Lounge4.5682.3 mi£20–30
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| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boom Battle Bar Birmingham Broad Street | 4.84,065 | — | — | axe throwing, crazy golf, electric darts |
| The Village Inn | 3.6379 | 0.8 mi | £30–40 | security refusing entry, fights among customers, drug use in toilets |
| The Plough HarborneReservations · Good for kids | 4.53,533 | 1.5 mi | £20–30 | cuban sandwich, cauliflower cheese, 12.5% service charge |
| Dream Lounge | 4.568 | 2.3 mi | £20–30 | shisha flavours, desserts, blue energy mocktail |
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