Sticks ‘n’ Sushi is preparing to open a new restaurant in one of Birmingham’s most scenic locations — Chamberlain Square, Paradise. Recent updates confirm the holding company has formally applied to Birmingham City Council for a premises licence under the Licensing Act 2003.
The licence application, published in the Birmingham Mail, outlines proposed hours permitting the sale of alcohol, recorded music, and late-night refreshments, with extended trading hours on weekends. Specifically, alcohol would be sold from 10am to midnight Sunday through Wednesday, and until 1am Thursday through Saturday, with both on-site and off-site sales permitted. Recorded music, including outdoor music within permitted hours, will also be part of the offering.
The proposed venue will be located at Unit 3B, 3 Chamberlain Square, Birmingham B3 3AX. If approved, the licence will support Birmingham’s evening and nighttime economy by enabling later trading in this vibrant city centre area.
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Community members or interested parties wishing to raise concerns or make representations must submit them in writing by 26 June 2026. Representations should be addressed to General Licensing, Regulation and Enforcement, PO Box 17831, Birmingham B2 2HJ, or emailed to [email protected]. Submissions must clearly state how the application relates to licensing objectives such as preventing public nuisance or crime and disorder.
The application and licensing register are available for inspection during regular office hours at Birmingham City Council or online via the council’s website. Careful consideration will be given to managing outdoor music and refreshments to prevent noise disturbances, littering, or problems related to dispersal. The operator’s policies on age verification, staff training, and incident logging will also form part of the council’s review.
Applicants are reminded that knowingly submitting false statements in connection with a licensing application may result in an unlimited fine upon conviction.