Fleet Street Kitchen - Restaurant Bar Review
Birmingham's not necessarily known for its rampant fields and fertile farm life, but Fleet Street Kitchen have brought local produce in as a promise not…
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The Lost and Found Birmingham - Restaurant Bar Review
The Lost and Found is a city centre cocktail come restaurant bar in Birmingham based around a very unique period in twentieth century history. Not only…
The Fighting Cocks - Pub Review
Another in a charming list of Moseley's independent pubs, The Fighting cocks is a quirky dabble in cool crafts and indie vibes. With original period features…
The Blue Piano - Restaurant Bar Review
Nestled within the heart of leafy Edgbaston is a hidden gem of a restaurant bar which is low key, unique and delightful. The Blue Piano, sister venue…
The Church Inn - Bar Review
Joyfully different, this is a venue run by people who take real pride in what they do. Since 2010 the folks at The Soul Food Project have been treating…
The Rectory - Bar Review
50-54 St Paul's Square, Birmingham, B3 1QS. View on map.
Sit back, relax and take your time, The Rectory in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter…
The Sun at the Station - Bar Review
Some may think that Kings Heath is the place to way hay bales roll by, but thanks to bars such as the brand new Sun at the Station, here's hoping for a…
Bacchus Bar - Pub Review
Tucked away beneath the feet of Birmingham New Street shoppers sits a treat of a watering hole, a little less than known to the general public. Classed…
Bodega - Restaurant Bar Review
South American culture thrives on colour, audacity and panache with the fresh Bodega in Birmingham being no exception. From the exotic yet cosmopolitan…
Gatecrasher Birmingham - Club Review
Clubs in Birmingham don’t come bigger than Gatecrasher. Standing proud at the top of party mecca Broad Street, you know straight away, this place…
The Sun on the Hill - Pub Review
Despite being slap bang in Birmingham City Centre, The Sun on the Hill manages to grasp the feel of a local boozer. Not your average city pub, awholesome…
The Lord Clifden - Pub Review
As I walked from a friend’s to Great Hampton Street, I can’t say I was overwhelmed by the location but I stuck with it and I’m glad I…
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