Bonnie Rogues is set to open in Birmingham city centre, replacing Revolucion de Cuba on Temple Street after a £1.4 million refurbishment. The venue will close on Saturday, July 25, after nine years of operation.
A Sister Brand with a New Concept
Bonnie Rogues is a sister brand to Revolucion de Cuba, both owned by Neos Hospitality following a buy-out in January 2026. Described as a 'live and loud' party bar, Bonnie Rogues combines live music, sport, karaoke, flowing drinks and feel-good entertainment under one roof. It will also serve food, including Sunday roasts.
There are currently four branches of Bonnie Rogues in the UK: Bristol, Cardiff, Swansea and Kingston Upon Thames. The Birmingham location will be the fifth.
£1.4 Million Investment
Neos Hospitality plans to invest £1.4 million in refurbishing the former Revolucion de Cuba space ahead of the reopening. The new bar is expected to open at the end of summer 2026, with the exact date yet to be announced.
Russell Quelch, CEO of Neos Hospitality, said: 'Birmingham is a city that loves live entertainment and social experiences, which makes it the perfect fit for Bonnie Rogues. It's all about bringing people together and creating an atmosphere where every visit feels like an occasion, whether that's watching live sport, enjoying a roast with friends or ending the night on the dancefloor. We're really excited to bring Bonnie Rogues to Birmingham later this summer.'
Another New Bar Nearby
Just around the corner from Revolucion de Cuba, another new bar has opened in Birmingham city centre. O'Neill's has replaced the former Windsor pub on Cannon Street.
