Birmingham Restaurants

This flash venture has become very well respected on the Birmingham dining out scene. It comprises a restaurant, lounge bar and terraces and produces international cuisine with a modern British spin. The restaurant is centered... more

Another stylish establishment, St. Paul's is a fairly quiet bar although it is easier to make a reservation with the restaurant. The wine list is extensive, and the food a well-judged mix of English and continental. The menu is... more

This rather luxurious establishment used to have far more prosaic employment as a paper mill until converted a few years ago. Antony Morgan is the chef/proprietor, and cooks with great flair and imagination. The set menu change... more

This balti restaurant is situated in the Arcadian Centre. It's a comfortably bijou place, which seats 48, and has a loyal following of regulars as well attracting passing cinema-goers. Prices are very reasonable, owing to the s... more

For a tour through the gastronomic wonders of the Orient, you won't find a better eatery than this. The best of Thai, Chinese and Korean cuisine is available, along with a Thai owner/manager and Japanese head chef. Lunchtimes s... more

The taste of Greece is not just limited to the menu in Zorbas, located out of town in Acocks Green. Oh no, live music and traditional dancing are also part of the experience and make for a lively night out. As regards the food,... more

Hotel restaurants can be rather foreboding places, especially if it's clear you're a non-resident. However, the Hyatt Regency Hotel, one of Birmingham's plushest hotels, is happy to welcome all-comers to this stylish brasserie.... more

This restaurant overlooks New Street, which, whilst it is no Champs Elysee, is undoubtedly more attractive now that it has been almost totally pedestrianized. It's an elegant place, as it should be since it's part of the plush... more

This Brindley place is part of the extensive pizzeria chain and is smaller than most of its cousins, but it is typically smartly turned out. Marble tables and stylish, Swedish-looking, chairs await punters at what is considered... more

Not to be confused with Shogun Teppan-Yaki, this Japanese joint called Teppanyaki is located in the Arcadian Centre, an area populated mostly by young types and full of excellent drinking and dining possibilities. Specially tra... more