Quirky Restaurants In Birmingham

Head over to Bennetts Hill where this quirky spot is bringing you floral motifs, delicious eats and fruity cocktails. Try them for dinner if you're in the mood for a moreish selection of international mains, or head over at brunchtime for some classic boozy breakfasts.

One for lovers of all things floral, The Botanist is a beautiful and unique place for your next date night. Feast on a mix of British and European classics, including their signature hanging kebabs, washed down with a whole host of vibrant cocktails.

Located in the always quirky Digbeth, Mowgli dishes out the finest Indian eats in a pretty aesthetic. Chow down on gunpowder chicken poppers and Himalayan-style cheese on toast while tipping back delish cocktails at this unusual dining den. 

Among some of the best restaurants in Birmingham is The Coconut Tree, a Sri Lankan street food spot right in Brindleyplace. Grab unique tapas such as polenta battered mushrooms, devilled chicken wings and black pork. Pair with 'Cocotail' cocktails and you're set for the evening.

From the sleek design through to those legendary steaks; Gaucho is a top choice if you fancy something a little different for your next meal out. Expect sophisticated interiors, with textures and tones inspired by Argentina's forests and an extensive wine selection at this quirky spot.

Whether you're heading to their Brindleyplace or Colmore Row outpost, The Alchemist are a must if you're looking for quirky restaurants in Birmingham. Join them for some of the most theatrical cocktails in the city, alongside a menu of unique eats.

A beautiful boutique restaurant, Indico is quite the stunner with its vibrant printed walls and artwork. The venue also has unique Punjabi cuisine to match - think scrumptious paneer tikka rolls, dirty malai, and highway chicken tikka.

Fronting unique mosaics and pops of colour everywhere, it comes as no surprise that Comptoir Libanais made our list. Fab for delicious dinners, the venue offers mezze platters, tagines and the juiciest burgers, alongside fruity cocktails. We personally recommend trying the Apple Jack.

Dubbing itself a 'cathedral to cider', The Stable is fabulous for casual dining in Birmingham. Tuck into their delicious range of pizzas washed down with fresh brews. Plus, they also boast neon signage and a buzzing atmosphere during live music events.

If you're hunting for late-night party spots, Albert's Schloss whips up delish dinners and epic music events. With a Bavarian theme, the restaurant features Oompah bands, classic steins, and the gooiest fondue you'll ever munch on.

Certainly one of the most Instagrammable restaurants in Birmingham, 202 Kitchen boasts hot pink neon signs and plush booths. It also doesn't hurt that the food is absolutely delicious - we mean messy wings, burgers and garlic prawns.

Head over to Resorts World and you'll find one of Brum's most weird and wonderful spots. Sat on top of the complex, this gorgeous rooftop spot promises a stunning selection of menus and cocktails; not to mention some of the best views in the city.

One of the best independent restaurants in Birmingham, Opheem is definitely a winner. Along with bespoke tasting menus, the venue slings out innovative bites whipped up by chef Aktar Islam - we're talking scallops with Bengali coriandor, smoked aubergine and Yorkshire rhubarb.

Looking for the most unique eateries in the city? 8 is the tasting menu experience you'll want to try. Inspired by the number eight, the Centenary Square spot is the place to head to if you're hoping for something very much out of the ordinary.

An unusual restaurant in the Midlands, The Karczma has made a name for itself on account of its cosy decor and authentic Polish eats. The ultimate chic place to hole up on a cold evening, you'll find hearty plates of grub and snuggly furs to wrap yourself in.

This gorgeous bar and restaurant is one of the biggest underground haunts in Brum, specialising in contemporary Chinese cuisine. Swing by and sip on ginger mint smoke mojitos while grazing on foie gras gyoza and decadent chocolate pagodas.

One of Birmingham's most unique dining experiences, 670 Grams is a bold eatery from chef Kray Treadwell. The Michelin-starred restaurant offers a tongue-in-cheek menu of 'common food' made fancy - think veal popcorn, curry-cured salmon and Yorkshire tea with smoked bread.

Celebrity haunt The Ivy boasts a pretty brasserie in Birmingham and it comes complete with signature interiors and Insta-worthy cocktails. Head over to this stunner of a restaurant for plates of British fare and fancy afternoon teas.

Hot cheeto burgers? Fries covered in cheese? Get in my belly now. Archies is slinging out American-style eats in an entirely pink restaurant. Inspired by an LA diner, the venue is perfect for meetup with friends and late-night milkshakes with your sweetie.