Restaurants In Digbeth

Often hailed as one of the oldest pubs in Birmingham, The Old Crown is a real gem in Digbeth's crown with a vintage charm that's ideal for tucking into plates of classic British grub. Whether you're craving pie and mash, fish and chips or a Sunday roast, this place is a winner. 

Keeping things healthy? Stuff your face at Kanteen, where dishes are as wholesome as they come. From the tasty Jamaican curry goat hot box to the sweet chilli smoked salmon sandwich and Serano ham hash with poached eggs, there's plenty of feel-good plates to explore on the menu.

Located a stone's throw away from Digbeth, The Karczma is a traditional Polish restaurant bar made up of fur throws, rustic wooden benches and stuffed animals. It's here that you'll find authentic feasting such as warming bread bowls of soup topped off with a shot of vodka. 

Looking for somewhere to eat in Digbeth? Get your carb fix at Baked In Brick, which dishes up some of the city's best pizza. Alongside their delicious Neapolitan-style slices, they also serve charcuterie boards and the ultimate garlic bread pizza with mozzarella and pig crumb. 

670 Grams is reimagining what it means to serve fine dining, specialising in gastronomic innovations that won't break the bank. Head to this Digbeth restaurant and discover what they're serving up that evening from the ever-changing menu that focuses on seasonal ingredients. 

Part of the Birdies Bar and Ghetto Golf complex, these epic street food specialists promise some of the best BBQ food in the city. From stacked burgers and cherry-smoked ribs, to the most mouthwatering loaded fries, Apocalypse Cow are the cure to any and all tummy rumblings.

A Custard Factory classic with a passion films and food, The Mockingbird Kitchen is easily one of the coolest restaurants in Digbeth. Sink your teeth into their delicious selection of stacked burgers and skin-on fries, or, if you're running for your movie, grab a portion of loaded fries to keep your lap warm and your tummy full throughout the flick.

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. 

This quirky restaurant in Digbeth is a favourite for those on a fun date night, meeting up with pals or celebrating a special occasion. Between the bowling and ping pong, guests here can feast on American-inspired dishes like loaded nachos, mac 'n' cheese bites and pizza.

Name a more iconic duo than pizza and beer... it's pretty impossible right? And that's exactly why lovers of a good craft brew and freshly-baked slices should head to Dig Brew Co. A Digbeth restaurant with plenty to offer, this place is a great pit stop after a busy day.

In the mood for an Indian feast? Look no further than Mowgli, an affordable restaurant in Digbeth that's dishing out the very best in 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.

Chance & Counters is a unique restaurant in Digbeth, housing over 500 games for you and your mates to have a crack at. The perfect place to while away a rainy day in Birmingham, this spot serves an all-day menu of lunchtime classics with signature cocktails when night falls.