Dinner And Cocktails In Birmingham

Dinner at Cosy Club Brindleyplace and Bennetts Hill offers a relaxed yet refined evening in a beautifully styled setting, complete with vintage décor and a striking Coliseum-style balcony that's perfect for al fresco dining. The evening menu features indulgent dishes and comforting classics, all served with warm, attentive service.

Whether you're winding down after work or celebrating a special occasion, the cocktail list adds a touch of glamour, with expertly mixed drinks and mocktails to suit every taste. It's an ideal spot for a leisurely, luxurious night out.

All Bar One in Birmingham is definitely up there as one of the best places for food and booze. While choosing from a list of fab cocktails, you can chow down on crispy mushrooms, king prawn pasta and signature burgers.

If you're after the maximum amount of cocktails with your dinner, then check out the bottomless parties at Manahatta. These take place from 3pm every single day, offering two hours of free-flowing drinks and a main dish for £41.95 per person.

This stylish spot can be found on Temple Street, flaunting Instagrammable interiors filled wit quirky neon sings and golden decor. Their dishes include steak frites, Cajun-spiced chicken burgers and loaded nachos, and you can nab two-for-one cocktails between Sunday and Friday.

If you're on the hunt for date night haunts, Vietnamese Street Kitchen is an excellent shout. The Moseley and city centre spots boast delish dishes such as lemongrass beef curries and rice noodle bowls, alongside killer cocktails - we mean mango daiquiris and lychee coolers.

Situated in the heart of Birmingham, Fiesta del Asado Shirley offers a fusion of contemporary Argentinian cuisine and vibrant decor. The main dining area features hanging greenery, vivid artwork, and plush green velvet seating. The menu highlights wood-fired delights such as succulent sirloin steaks, sea bass parrilla with chimichurri, rounded off with apple empanadas and washed down with signature sips like the lychee-flavoured Sexy Senorita or the fruity Gin Blossom. 

Lasan, an Indian eatery in St Paul's Square, Jewellery Quarter, is all about serving up modern Indian cuisine in a sleek, split-level space. It's a top spot in Birmingham's food scene, even winning Gordon Ramsay's 'Best Local Restaurant' title in 2013, where expert chefs craft standout dishes like Sikandari lamb, clay-oven murgh, and Bombay pepper aloo. What's more, they have stunning cocktails on offer, too, if you're craving a sweet finale.

A bar themed around the ventures of Hettie G. Watson, The Lost and Found is a wonderland of kitsch and quirky with the grub and drinks to boot. Serving classic British dishes with a selection of expertly mixed, unique cocktails, it's a Victorian treasure.

For dinner and some delightful, signature cocktails, how about booking a spot at the atmospheric Argentinian haunt, Fiesta del Asado? It has locations across Edgbaston and Shirley fronting tango lessons and live music throughout the week. Cocktail-wise, you can look forward to sipping the apricot-flavoured Gin Blossom or the Reverend Rum, made with strawberry puree and fresh cranberry, before tucking into quality steaks and seafood. 

For those seeking a memorable evening of dining and drinks, Browns Brasserie & Bar in Sutton Coldfield delivers an exceptional experience. Guests can indulge in a range of delectable dishes, from five-course feasts to buffets and canapés, featuring fresh seasonal creations alongside classic brasserie favourites.

Complement your meal with a selection from their impressive cocktail menu, including the refreshing Raspberry Cherry Collins or the sophisticated Lady Daisy. Whether it's a casual dinner or a special celebration, Browns offers a warm ambience and top-notch service.

Whether you want steak, katsu curry or carbonara to pair with your cocktails, Bank Birmingham is just the place. Not only that, but the gorgeous outdoor terraces here are sure to wow, while there's also DJs on weekends.

After a sophisticated Japanese meal in the heart of Moseley? Then check out Satori, a sultry spot that's perfect for date night or a celebratory meal. This dark restaurant features jet black furnishings and a huge dragon mural across one wall, as well as traditional kintsugi dishes that your food will be served on.

Their menu embraces authentic flavours, while putting a modern spin on their plates. Think spicy tuna and avocado maki, salmon nigiri, seared A5 wagyu tacos and so much more - washed down with creative cocktails.

The Button Factory in the Jewellery Quarter is a bit of an expert when it comes to dinner and drinks. Using a charcoal grill, the restaurant has a refined selection of excellent dishes, from cumin lamb legs to grilled cod, and refreshing bellinis.

Forward thinking when it comes to a creative selection of cocktails, not only are Gas Street Social at the pinnacle of mixology, their British plates are sourced, unique and wholesome, making them the perfect place for dinner and drinks in the city.

One of the most romantic places to eat and drink in Brum, Sky By The Water is a chic venue perfect for date nights and birthday gatherings. Along with pretty dining pods, secret gardens and a rooftop stunner, it's got the aesthetically-pleasing plates to match.

Located on Paradise Street, Tattu delivers on excellent Chinese cuisine as well as incredible interiors and floral decor. Enjoy munching on delicious gyozas, alongside spice plum sours, ginger mint smoke mojitos and classic martinis.

Need a restaurant bar in Birmingham? Situated in the city centre and boasting stunning interiors, Opheem is dishing out a la carte dishes, 10-course tastings and much more. Pair its traditional Indian cuisine with gorgeous cocktails.

Fronting a menu filled with plates of Argentinian steaks, fresh ceviche shrimp and seared scallops, not only does Gaucho have fab interios, but it also happens to be the best place for food and cocktails in Birmingham city centre. Our top pick? Their truffle old-fashioneds are divine.

An award-winning cocktail bar and restaurant, celebs and city slickers flock from far and wide for a taste of Pushkar's unique cuisine and expertly mixed tipples. For a modern and stylish venue, it comes up trumps for dinner and drinks.

For dinner and cocktails with a twist, book your spot at MoonCat in Brindley Place. Low-lit and atmospheric, it promises entertainment throughout the week in the form of piano duels and live music quizzes. On the menu, you can expect to tuck into Japanese street food like gyozas and bento boxes, then finish with a couple of bespoke cocktails. Our favourites? The yuzu sake-based Eclipse and Astroflare, made with tequila and cherry liqueur.

The Thai palace is famed in Birmingham for offering, not just spectacular pan-Asian dishes, but also creative concoctions too. Come for a plate or two of delicious cuisine with a French colonial twist and you could be treated to a drink served in everything from bamboo teapots to a skull. 

The hailed San Carlo group have struck a tasty chord in once more with Fumo. A slick, Venetian tapas restaurant in the heart of Birmingham city centre, it is a stylish jaunt for dinner delights and expertly mixed cocktails.

For one of the most Instagrammable spots in the city, The Ivy in Temple Row showcases dazzling interiors and vibrant plush seating. Tuck into a decadent lobster linguine and pair with either glasses of vino or a wide range of cocktails. Espresso martini, anyone?