Voted one of the best places to live in Birmingham, Stirchley is putting itself on the map one craft beer bar at a time. But there's more to this bustling neighbourhood than just booze and nice bakeries, the area also boasts a thriving dining scene just waiting to be explored. From pretty brunch spots to some of the best Vietnamese food in the city, we've rounded up our top picks for restaurants in Stirchley.
Looking for somewhere special in Stirchley? With a Michelin star to its name and a Michelin Young Chef of the Year overseeing the kitchen, Riverine Rabbit serves up some serious pedigree.
Dishes blend classical French techniques with bold South African flavours. Expect delicious creations like fried chicken and caviar, honey‑cured beef, tom yum and furikake.
With a regularly changing rotation of street food vendors in the kitchen, Cork & Cage is home to the most stylish bars in Stirchley. With interesting booze and moreish meals on the menu, the venue also provides a list of natural wine and beer.
Eat Vietnam is the dinky dining destination promising some big flavours. Their menu fronts a selection of dishes little and large, from tasty spring rolls and crunchy goi chay salads to coconut caramelised pork belly and butternut squash green curry.
Promising fresh filled baguettes, bold breakfast plates and cakes almost too pretty to consume, Caneat serves the best brunch in Stirchley. The Pershore Road restaurant and bakery is open from daybreak for all your coffee needs, alongside tasty pastries and snacks to go.
