Want to find the best restaurants in Birmingham? We’ve scoured the city’s food scene to find amazing dishes, delicious deals and the hottest pop-ups, plus cute cafés, Michelin-star spots, and food festivals. Oh, and don’t forget the drinks either – we cover cocktail bars, hidden speakeasies, and relaxed taprooms too! You’re sure to find somewhere fabulous with our guide to eating and drinking in Birmingham.
Craving an authentic taste of Japan? Skip the 6,000-mile flight and wait until KIBOU lands in Birmingham. The award-winning Japanese kitchen and bar is set to open its seventh restaurant—taking over the fo...
The independent food hall, Society Birmingham, is turning one next week and is celebrating with £1 dishes, a birthday-cake-inspired cocktail, and a special Society-themed quiz. Taking place on Friday,...
Birmingham is set to host a brand-new, major vegan festival this November. Whether you’re vegan, just vegetarian, or only a food fanatic, Birmingham Vegan Festival will be packed full of lots of delicious...
No one’s going to say no to free pizza and Negronis, are they? This September, the Manchester-born pizzeria Rudy’s is turning Negroni Week (September 21 to 27) into a month-long celebration—including at B...
If you’re after somewhere to eat out with all your mates, somewhere with a huge amount of space with enough variety to satisfy all your needs, then a food hall is often your best bet. They’re a dime a doze...
Birmingham already knows how to make a night out feel lively, whether you’re catching a set at The Glee Club, heading to Just the Tonic on Broad Street or settling in for a tasting at Loki Wine. brings those two worlds...
Prost! Oktoberfest is returning to Birmingham for five whole weeks. The world-famous Bavarian festivities are taking over Albert’s Schloss in September—featuring Munich’s big six biers, Alpine feasting nd...
The Roman god of wine lends his name to Bacchus Bar—which is hidden in the basement of the Burlington Arcade on New Street—so you can expect things to get a little weird down here. Dating back to 1398, th...
You don’t necessarily have to be a fan of Jane Austen or Bridgerton to enjoy afternoon tea, but it helps. Tuck into the ultimate English pastime with an array of dainty sandwiches, delicate cakes, scones...
Here’s a fact for you: Curry has a longer history in the UK than fish ‘n’ chips—with the first Indian restaurant opening in London in 1810. But it wasn’t until the mid-1970s that one of the nation’s most...