Boasting a golden glow, the Jewellery Quarter is a lovely spot to check out in the city. When you're done hitting the shops, mosey down to some top-notch places to satiate that appetite of yours. From beaut bars to basement retreats and burger joints, there's something for everyone, so have a look at our recommendations for the best restaurants in the Jewellery Quarter.
The Button Factory is a seriously cool, pared-down and relaxed dining experience. With bare brick walls, plush seating and a sun-catching terrace, the restaurant has a variety of spaces for you to choose however you want to spend an evening.
The Rolling Mill brings a serving of industrial chic to the historic Jewellery Quarter. Think exposed brick and high ceilings with sharp modern finishes.
A popular spot for all kinds of social dining, its serves up hearty brunches, small plates, pizzas, burgers and larger plates packing in stews, chops, salmon and stir fries. The drinks list is just as varied, covering every base from craft cocktails and worldly wines to ales, lagers and top-tier spirits.
Nestled in Birmingham's vibrant Jewellery Quarter, Txikiteo is a hidden gem inspired by the lively pintxo bars of Spain's Basque region. This stylish eatery serves up small plates designed for sharing, alongside an impressive selection of wines, craft beers, and expertly crafted cocktails.
With its chic, minimalist decor and welcoming vibe, it's the perfect spot for everything from casual catch-ups to special celebrations. Whether you're enjoying their signature croquetas, indulgent Iberico ham, or vegan-friendly options, each dish is a burst of bold, authentic flavours.
Should you find yourself in this Birmingham area with a serious craving for pizzas, look no further than Otto. Their wood-fired oven serves delicious Italian slices, using ingredients from local suppliers, all washed down with a series of local beers.
Hailed by Jools Holland and other big names in the industry, The Jam House promises a menu of indulgent classics and cleverly crafted British dishes. And for the best seat in the house when the music starts? We couldn't recommend a balcony table more.
Lasan, the Indian restaurant that's the talk of Birmingham, blends modern and traditional vibes in its decor and food. The menu features authentic Indian cuisine, where each dish is a work of art made using top-quality British ingredients. From the mouthwatering soft shell Devonshire crab to the excellent pan-fried fillet of Cornish mackerel, it's a stunning combination of South Asian flavours and fresh local produce.
If you're after Jewellery Quarter restaurants and bars, Saint Pauls House is a contemporary and modern space. Enjoy bespoke sips such as the Crystal Fizz and Pink Diesel, followed by charcuterie boards, juicy steaks, Sunday roasts and much more.
When it comes to pubs in in the Jewellery Quarter, The Shakespeare is a brilliant choice. This charmer fronts tonnes of beer to choose from, alongside British and European cuisine - think beef burgers and mushroom pies.
For Jewellery Quarter restaurants with halal food, Tabu Bar & Restaurant has plenty of delicious eats to choose from. Not only does this pan-Asian hub serve certified meats and lip-smacking drinks, but it's also home to live entertainment.
Moments away from St Paul's Church, Restaurant Folium is providing you an innovative take on British classics. We mean everything from chicken liver with burnt onion to smoked cod and fresh oysters. These dishes will most definitely be worth a snap or two.
Among some of the best Italian restaurants in the Jewellery Quarter, Cucina Rustica is quite the beaut. Sit on the outside patio area with a glass of vino in hand and choose from a delicious menu of pizzas, salads, risottos and seafood.
The Church Inn? Oh, it's whipping up the best lunch in the Jewellery Quarter. Along with a gorgeous rooftop terrace, the eatery flaunts an eclectic mix of cuisine including wood-fired pizzas, delicious tacos and healthy salads.
