Welcome to Piccadilly Arcade.
Proof that bricks & mortar
retail is here to stay.
As customers become pickier, the art of customer-care becomes part of the sell.
Smiles
A smile, a handshake, a knowledgeable nod. Isn't that what it's all about?
Memories
Chance encounters, lasting impressions, and overall brand-building.
01. The Arcade
The arcade houses a wide variety of some of the best independent retailers the city has to offer – a must for local residents and visitors from further afield.
04. Overview
With artistic ceiling murals and classic architecture reminiscent of that of the old cinema this shopping destination embraces its routes and history.
02. History
With over 100 years of history, the former luxury cinema first opened its doors in 1910. The cinema was then transformed into Piccadilly Arcade in 1925.
05. Design
Originally designed by Nicol & Nicol in 1910. The sloped, attractive floor shows where a cinema screen and rows of seats once were.
03. Location
Easily accessible – a short stroll from Birmingham New Street Station, bridging New Street and Stephenson Street and Open 7 days a week.
06. Details
Ceiling murals by Paul Maxfield run throughout Piccadilly Arcade, and many shop fronts are still uniform in their classic appearance.
Who's Here?
Our arcade has places for you to caffeinate, treat yourself and socialise. From gifts to grooming products, our retail offering marks us out as a real destination for independent shopping in the city.
With two large bars over two rooms, plush booth seating and live DJs, Be At One Birmingham is the destination for the parties you can't afford to miss.
Shepherds are the masters of their trade, offering a personal, tailored service. Their services range from old-fashioned wet shaves to a high-quality, modern haircut.
Top Tailor is highly rated and recommended by customers for providing quality clothing alterations, repairs and dry cleaning in the heart of Birmingham City Centre.
The Onyx Workshop is a high-quality jeweller, providing a range of products from renowned jewellery makers to talented local designers.
Enjoy an authentic taste of Taiwan in the centre of Birmingham with a wide range of bubble teas and hot beverages to drink in or take out.
The Piccadilly Cobbler is a classic destination bringing shoes back to their former glory through professional repair and maintenance work.
Piccadilly Opticians showcases the most up to date and unique frames, hand chosen from designers in Italy, New York and Milan, to suit a wide variety of needs.
Faculty Coffee is a small, quality-focused coffee and tea shop serving a range of brewed drinks to have in or takeaway.
Map
Find your way around the arcade, as well as the surrounding area.
Top Tailor – Highly rated for providing quality clothing alterations, repairs and dry cleaning.
Onyx Workshop Jewellers – Specialising in gold, silver and platinum, you’ll find a range of jewellery designs and gifts.
Piccadilly Cobbler – The place for shoe maintenance and repairs.
Faculty Coffee – Wood and brick coffee shop offering a range of carefully sourced beans and special teas.
Marco Benito – This cosy little salon offers a wide range of beauty treatments.
Shepherds Barber – It offers both old-fashioned wet shaves and a good, modern haircut.
Piccadilly Opticians – Showcasing the most up to date and unique frames.
Be At One – Lively chain bar that serves sweet, sour and spicy cocktails, and offers mixing masterclasses.
i-Tea – Enjoy an authentic taste of Taiwan in the centre of Birmingham with a wide range of bubble teas and hot drinks to drink in or take out.
Visiting Piccadilly Arcade
Located opposite New Street station, Piccadilly Arcade offers a unique shopping experience.
Opening Times
Monday: 7am – 7pm
Tuesday: 7am – 7pm
Wednesday: 7am – 7pm
Thursday: 7am – 7pm
Friday: 7am – 7pm
Saturday: 7am – 7pm
Sunday: 11am – 5pm
Opening times for individual shops may vary.
Contact
Fancy yourself in our little arcade? Want to find out more about our history, or other Hortons properties? Call Hortons’ on 0121 236 6481
Piccadilly Arcade is owned and managed by Hortons’ Estate Limited.
