TOMM'S Bar is a constant surprise.
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You never quite know what you're going to get, or when. That's half the fun.
The bar recently opened at The Heights, it was owner Sally Clifton's answer to COVID-19 restrictions that hit her catering business Pronto hard.
"It's a spot for the girls to get together over a bottle of wine or a few cocktails, it's not a pub," she said.
"I wanted to make it into more of a bar vibe, for people who don't want to be in a big pub with the TVs and betting, it's kind of a respite from all of that."
What's different about Tomm's is that you never know when it's going to be open.
Ms Clifton has designed the bar to be more of a pop-up, it's up to the public to keep their eyes on social media to be the first in the doors when it opens.
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It could be an Aperol afternoon, a Japanese beer night, or an evening of beers and beef burgundy - the public has to keep their eyes peeled for what they've cooked up.
"It's a place to come and enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail in the fresh air, there's plenty of space, it's quiet and a bit of a secluded getaway," Ms Clifton said.
"It's also a great space for birthdays, family reunions, corporate launches."
The decor is inspired by American photographer Slim Aarons, known for his pictures of celebrities, socialites and jet-setters.
With couches and nooks, and a wine cupboard instead of a wine list, it's a funky joint to while away the hours with good conversation and a cocktail in hand.
You can find Tomm's Bar at 91 The Heights or on Instagram at tommsbartamworth.
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