Purity Bar and Kitchen (formerly Purecraft Bar and Kitchen) will reopen its doors tomorrow (6th November) following a refurbishment by Purity Brewing Co.
Outside Purity Bar and Kitchen are (left to right): general manager Klaudia Skalecka; Darren Brand, commercial director at the Great British Drinks Company; and Craig Powers and Wayne Mills, co-founders of Bad Boy Wings.
Photograph: Great British Drinks Company
It will serve up a wide selection of beers alongside an exclusive menu developed by Bad Boy Wings. There will also be a new social event space.
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.
“We’re bringing Purity Bar & Kitchen back to its former glory,” said Dom Metcalfe, managing director of Purity parent Great British Drinks Company. “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.”
Craig Powers, co-founder of Bad Boy Wings, added: “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 & Kitchen, we’re taking everything people love about Bad Boy Wings and turning the dial all the way up.”
