Guidebook for Birmingham
Food Scene
Not only one of the best in Birmingham, this is one of the best in the country, winning The Good Food Guide 2015 Readers’ Restaurant of the Year and recently awarded its first Michelin star.
19 recommandé par les habitants
Carters of Moseley
2c Wake Green RdNot only one of the best in Birmingham, this is one of the best in the country, winning The Good Food Guide 2015 Readers’ Restaurant of the Year and recently awarded its first Michelin star.
Owner Alex Claridges has created something pretty unique for Birmingham here in terms of style and the restaurant prides itself on using British food and ingredients sourced from their own allotments and a network of foragers.
The Wilderness
27 Warstone LnOwner Alex Claridges has created something pretty unique for Birmingham here in terms of style and the restaurant prides itself on using British food and ingredients sourced from their own allotments and a network of foragers.
Adam Glamacinsk made a name for himself running a tiny sushi stall in the Bullring Indoor Market and this more formal restaurant is just as good for a romantic evening meal as a quick lunch.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Sushi Passion
Adam Glamacinsk made a name for himself running a tiny sushi stall in the Bullring Indoor Market and this more formal restaurant is just as good for a romantic evening meal as a quick lunch.
Since launching in April 2013 Adam’s has not only won a star from the Michelin inspectors (the fourth for Birmingham) but also a loyal following in the city, with diners eager to take to social media to spread the word.
17 recommandé par les habitants
Adam's Restaurant
16 Waterloo StSince launching in April 2013 Adam’s has not only won a star from the Michelin inspectors (the fourth for Birmingham) but also a loyal following in the city, with diners eager to take to social media to spread the word.
Delivering what they describe as "new Baltic cuisine" - that's food from the Baltics and Russia NOT a variation of a balti, this place is tucked away in the Jewellery Quarter and sets itself apart with its rather elegantly crafted menus.
Two Cats
27 Warstone LnDelivering what they describe as "new Baltic cuisine" - that's food from the Baltics and Russia NOT a variation of a balti, this place is tucked away in the Jewellery Quarter and sets itself apart with its rather elegantly crafted menus.
Yorks Bakery Cafe
29 / 30 Stephenson StShopping
Bullring & Grand Central Birmingham
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