Work goes on to create new Wolverhampton nightspot promising 'unique night out' for all
It’s a new city centre nightspot which is being touted by owners at having something for everyone.
The work is ongoing at a city centre nightspot as it prepares for its big opening night.
Signs have been going up outside Rebel Rosie’s on Castle Street in Wolverhampton and work has been going on inside to get the new sports bar and social gaming venue ready for its opening night on Saturday, June 20.
The nightspot, which is set inside the former Express & Star canteen, has been described by its owners as having something for everyone and promises a unique experience for everyone.
A message on the Rebel Rosie’s Facebook page said: “The countdown is on and on Saturday, June 20, we open our doors and welcome Wolverhampton to a whole new era of social gaming.
“Every box ticked, no expense spared, we’ve listened to what people want for their valuable spare time entertainment and we are delivering it in a way never done before.
“We are excited, and we think you should be too.”

The venue is also gearing up for England’s games in the 2026 World Cup, with two of the group games set to be featured on big screens in Rebel Rosie’s.
Bookings are being taken for both games, with a free drink and comfortable seat as part of the booking.
A spokesman for Rebel Rosie’s said: “Wolverhampton, this is where you’re watching England.
“Bookings are officially live and the booths are already moving for England vs Ghana on Tuesday, June 23 and England vs Panama on Saturday, June 27.
“Every ticket includes a free pint or signature cocktail, with six 100” 4K screens and four 85” UHD screens with full surround sound, so you’ll feel every goal.
“Beer, cocktails and our exclusive street food menu are available, but booths and seats are very limited and we’re not holding them, so once they’re gone, that’s it.”
To find out more about Rebel Rosie’s, go to the website.
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