Transformed into a bohemian paradise of street art, trendy bars and brilliant places to eat, Digbeth is a unique area of Birmingham. And to help you find the perfect eatery? We've rounded up the very best Digbeth restaurants right here.
Whether you're searching for a fine dining spot for your next date night or a cosy eatery for filling up on Sunday roasts with a few mates, this neighbourhood has plenty to offer.
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In the mood for an Indian feast? One of the best restaurants in Digbeth, Mowgli dishes out authentic home cooking. From its tiffin boxes packed with the chef's choice of curries to classic street eats, this place is sure to fill you up.
Hunting for somewhere to eat? Get your carb fix at Baked In Brick, where the kitchen dishes up some of the city's top-tier pizzas. Alongside their Neapolitan-style slices, they also serve charcuterie boards and the ultimate garlic bread pizza with mozzarella and pig crumb.
Having dubbed themselves as the 'Patty Pimps and Purveyors of Filth', The Original Patty Men opened their flagship following a number of successful stints at Digbeth Dining Club. Head here for indulgent burgers, with piled patties and melted cheese, all washed down with craft beer.
670 Grams is reimagining what it means to serve fine dining, specialising in gastronomic innovations that won't break the bank. Head to this restaurant and discover what they're serving up that evening from the ever-changing menu that focuses on seasonal ingredients.
Keeping things healthy? Stuff your face at Kanteen in Digbeth, where dishes are as wholesome as they come. From the tasty Jamaican curry goat hot box to the sweet chilli smoked salmon sandwich and ham hash with poached eggs, there's plenty of feel-good plates to explore on the menu.
For places to eat at the Custard Factory in Birmingham, Fazeley Social is a hidden gem that's knocking up plenty of brunch and breakfast options. Head here for a quick hangover cure or just a weekend hang with friends as this venue constantly hosts fun events - so keep your eyes peeled.
Situated right next to Ghetto Golf , Birdies Bar promises some of the best street food in Digbeth. From stacked burgers and cherry-smoked ribs to the most mouthwatering loaded fries, this spot is the cure to any and all tummy rumblings.
This quirky restaurant is a favourite for those looking for things to do in Digbeth. Between the bowling and ping pong, you and the gang can feast on American-inspired dishes like loaded nachos, mac 'n' cheese bites and pizza.
Digbeth's food scene is one of the most diverse and eclectic in Birmingham. You'll find everything from fine dining at 670 Grams (modern European small plates and tasting menus) to Indian street food at Mowgli, award-winning pizzas at Baked in Brick, and wholesome café-style plates at Kanteen. For brunch and breakfast, Fazeley Social at the Custard Factory is a popular hidden gem.
Absolutely — Digbeth has become one of Birmingham's most exciting dining destinations, particularly for those who want something beyond the mainstream city centre restaurant scene. The area is home to a Michelin-recognised fine dining restaurant (670 Grams), an award-winning pizza spot (Baked in Brick), and a strong street food culture centred around the Custard Factory.
Digbeth has some excellent options for a date night. 670 Grams is the most special — an intimate 16-seater with a chef's table and a 10-course tasting menu, making it one of the most memorable dining experiences in Birmingham. For something more relaxed but still atmospheric, Mowgli's quirky swing-seat setting and Indian street food small plates are great for sharing. Baked in Brick's wood-fired pizzas and charcuterie boards in the Custard Factory make for a casual but characterful evening.
Yes — Digbeth has a solid brunch scene, particularly around the Custard Factory. Fazeley Social (also known as The Social at Fazeley) is a hidden gem for breakfast and brunch, serving up a range of morning plates in a relaxed, event-friendly space. Baked in Brick also offers a weekend brunch alongside its pizza menu. Kanteen is a great café-style option for wholesome, street food-inspired plates throughout the day, including a Jamaican curry goat hot box and ham hash with poached eggs.
Digbeth is very close to Birmingham city centre — it's roughly a five-minute walk from Birmingham New Street station, making it one of the most accessible neighbourhoods in the city. Despite its proximity, Digbeth has a distinctly different feel to the city centre, with its bohemian street art, independent venues and creative hub atmosphere centred around the Custard Factory. It's easily combined with a city centre visit, or worth making the short trip for on its own.
