The Birmingham German Christmas Market, also known as the Frankfurt Christmas Market, has returned for its 23rd year. The festive season was officially launched on November 2, marking the beginning of the highly anticipated event. Following last year’s heightened prices, many visitors expressed concerns about potential increases in food and drink prices for this year’s market. However, it appears that prices have remained relatively stable, providing some relief for market-goers.
The iconic market, spanning Victoria Square and New Street, has published a list of food and drink prices to give visitors an idea of what to expect. A bratwurst costs £6, while a pint of beer is priced at £6.50. Those who enjoy Gluhwein, the traditional mulled wine, can indulge for £6. Additionally, the price of a standard hot chocolate remains at £5, consistent with the previous year.
For those seeking further details about the market, a complete list of food and drink prices for 2023 is available. This will be particularly beneficial for visitors who wish to plan their spending in advance.
Drinks
Here is a breakdown of the various ‘essential’ drink prices for this year:
– Half-pint of beer – £4.50
– Pint of beer – £6.50
– Double pint – £12.50
– Alcohol-free beer – £6.50
– Shandy pint – £6.50
– Gluhwein – £6
– Gluh-gin (with gin, hot apple cinnamon punch) – £6.50
– Schneeman Punsch Speciality Gluhwein (with rum, Amaretto and cream) – £9
– Heese Leibe hot red wine with rum – £8
– Hot chocolate – £5
– Luxury hot chocolate with Baileys, rum, Amaretto or Jagermeister – £7
– Kirschwein hot cherry wine – £6
– Kirschwein with cherry schnapps – £8
– Shots – £3
– Hot non-alcoholic punch – £4
– Hot apple juice – £4
– Water – £1.50
– Soft drinks – £2.50
Food
Visitors can enjoy a variety of food options at the Birmingham Christmas Market this year. The food prices for 2023 are as follows:
– Bratwurst – £6
– Curry bratwurst – £6.50
– Kasewurst (cheese sausage) – £6
– Feurwurst (spicy sausage) – £6
– Half-metre bratwurst – £8
– Garlic bread – £4, with cheese £4, ham and cheese £4.50, salami and cheese £4.50
– Pretzels – with ham £5, salami £5, ham and cheese £5.50, salami and cheese £5.50
– Sweet crepes – with sugar £4.50, sugar and cinnamon £4.50, sugar and lemon juice £4.50, extra toppings £1
– Savoury crepes – with cheese £4.50, cheese and ham £5.50, cheese and salami £5.50, cheese, ham and salami £5.50
– Churros with sugar and cinnamon – £4.50
– Poffertjes (mini pancakes) – with powdered sugar and butter £4.50, lemon and sugar £4.50, cream and cherries £6.50, Nutella £5.50
– Berliner-filled donuts – 1 for £3, or 4 in a box for £10
– Gingerbread – 1 piece size medium £3, 1 piece size large £7.50, 10 pieces size small £11.90
The Birmingham German Christmas Market has become an unmissable event offering a wide array of food and drink options, providing a distinctive experience for visitors. Whether indulging in traditional German delicacies or soaking in the festive atmosphere, the market aims to cater to every visitor’s needs.
As you plan for your visit, it is essential to refer to this comprehensive guide to stay informed about the latest food and drink prices for the 2023 market. With this information at your disposal, you can maximize your visit and savor the best offerings at the Birmingham Christmas Market.
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