Pasta Di Piazza

There are relatively few monuments to the Crimean War, which seems surprising considering its scale and significance. This red granite ob...

Set amidst the Georgian chic of St Paul's Square, one of the better city center addresses, The Rope Walk has been established for 12 year...

With more than 70 acres of woodland, grassland, wetland and water habitats, this is a beautiful place to get away from it all in the city...

On first glance this seems a tiny, unpretentious boozer of the old school and a closer inspection does little to alter this impression. T...

Ludgate Hill, along with the adjoining St Paul's Square, is one of the city's most atmospheric and historic areas. It was here that the l...

One of the dwindling reserves of traditional city centre pubs, The Queen's Arms is a small but comforting spot with very good draught Bas...

Now well-established in St. Paul's Square, The Jam House is backed by ex-Squeeze keyboarder and TV presenter Jools Holland. The club is s...

If you want to get some fresh air and exercise, whilst letting off steam shooting at your friends and colleagues, Paintball Park is worth...

One of the city centre's best if not brightest restaurants (it is a converted 17th century cellar in stylish St. Paul's Square), The Buck...

Standing just short of 500 feet in height, the Telecom Tower is a major Birmingham landmark and can easily be seen from some distance out...

A simple-sounding restaurant, Pasta Di Piazza dishes out fairly simple-sounding yet mouth watering fare . It's Italian-run, so you know t...

Another stylish establishment, St. Paul's is a fairly quiet bar although it is easier to make a reservation with the restaurant. The wine...

Henry's is situated just off the leafy and atmospheric St Paul's Square and the restaurant itself has a pleasant interior with warm light...

Milan is a city centre restaurant offering more than the normal balti fare. Dishes are expertly prepared with deft combinations of herbs...

There is not a thriving Mongolian restaurant scene in Birmingham, but this innovative establishment is deservedly popular. The cuisine is...

This is arguably the best seafood restaurant in Birmingham. Don't worry about the goldfish behind the bar, they're not on the menu. What...

This quite simply is one of the best French restaurants in town. Within the slightly crumbling red brick walls you find a snug, intimate,...

Unusually distant from Chinatown, this restaurant is set in the Jewellery Quarter—about ten minutes walk from the city centre. It has bee...

Known for its extremely stylish atmosphere and décor, Metro Bar & Grill caters to Birmingham's bright young things and smart corporate di...

Friendly, family-run Italian restaurant and bistro on the way into Paradise Forum from Broad Street. It's a fairly large place, and nothi...