Quirky Restaurants in Birmingham

From the futuristic 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 Birmingham restaurant.

From the live Oompah bands through to the long communal tables, Bierkeller is a weird and wonderful Birmingham restaurant that brings the spirit of Oktoberfest to life every night. Perfect for a raucous evening with a the gang, the Bullring favourite will have you filling up on bratwursts before moving onto the beer steins.

Dubbing itself a cathedral to cider, The Stable is a cool and casual dining spot with a few quirky twists. Tuck into their delicious range of pizzas washed down with fresh brews and enjoy neon signage and live music nights.

One for lovers of all things floral, The Botanist is a beautiful and unique restaurant in Birmingham. Feast on a mix of British and European classics, including their signature Hanging Kebabs, washed down with a whole host of vibrant cocktails.

Whether you're heading to their Brindleyplace or Colmore Row outpost, The Alchemist is 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.

Head over to Bennetts Hill where this quirky Birmingham restaurant is bringing you floral motifs, big 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.

Head over to Resorts World and you'll find one of Birmingham's most weird and wonderful restaurants. Sat on top of the complex, this gorgeous rooftop spot promises a stunning selection of menus and some of the best views in the city.

A cool and quirky restaurant in Stirchley, Eat Vietnam is a little eatery with a big reputation. Serving up some of the most delicious food in the area, their dinky venue is a must for authentic plates to have in or takeaway.

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

Looking for Birmingham most unique eatery? About8 is the tasting menu experience you'll want to try. Inspired by the number eight, the Centenary Square restaurant is the place to head if you're hoping for something very much out of the ordinary.

One of Birmingham's most unique dining experience, 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.

If it's good enough for the famous, it's good enough fir us. Celebrity haunt The Ivy have planted a brasserie in Birmingham and it comes complete with their signature interiors. Head over to this quirky quirky Birmingham restaurant for stunning plates of British fare and fancy high teas.

A warm and friendly restaurant in Birmingham, The Karczma has made a name for itself on account of its cool and cosy decor and authentic Polish eats. The ultimate spot to hole up on a cold evening, you'll find hearty plates of grub and snuggly furs to wrap yourself in.

A cool and quirky rooftop restaurant in Birmingham, Henman & Cooper promises more than a bit of booze and few views. Head up to their Colmore Row perch for a tasty selection of British and European small plates to pair with your cocktails.