Early signs at the Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market indicate that prices for food and drink remain largely unchanged from 2023. The market, which officially opens on Friday, November 1, has already erected price lists on wooden huts in Birmingham New Street and Victoria Square.
At one stall, Christmas Prosecco and Aperol Spritz are priced at £6.50, while hot chocolate with Bailey's flavours costs £7 per cup, with an extra 50p for cream. Cocktails such as espresso martini and strawberry daiquiri are £8 each or two for £12, and Christmas winter beer is £3.
The Prezel-Backerei stand offers hot pretzels from £4 to £6 depending on toppings. Poffertjes, the Dutch batter cakes, are available at £4.50 for basic toppings, rising to £6.50 for premium options like Nutella and banana.
Prices for weissbier and bratwursts have yet to be revealed, but overall costs appear consistent with last year. The market's build is underway, with the Christmas tree already installed at the top of New Street.
