For a special Father's Day treat, check out Mowgli for delicious Indian cuisine and crafty cocktails. This Digbeth den slings out innovative dishes with a twist - think Himalayan cheese on toast and classic chicken tikka masalas.

One of the prettiest pubs, The White Swan is offering a lovely menu this 16th of June to help you celebrate Father's Day properly. Head over to the Edgbaston haunt where they'll be fronting Sunday roasts and fantastic lunch options.

If you're treating dad to lunch, head to One Trick Pony Club in Moseley so he can get his beer fix. Toast to his big day with a pint, and get ready to wolf down delicious eats in its beer garden. The fried chicken burger and dirty nachos are especially scrumptious choices.

There's nothing more wholesome than sharing a few cheesy slices with dad. Boasting exposed brickwork and a casual ambience, the venue slings out vegan, veggie and meat lover pizzas, alongside cider and beer. The Killer Katsu is one of our favourites.

Treat your 'pa to a special evening out over at Brightsmith On The Water. Found in Hilton Birmingham Metropole, this elegant, waterfront restaurant whips up dishes like seafood tagliatelle and tomahawk steaks alongside an enviable drinks list.

An Instagrammable restaurant if we ever did see one, The Botanist on Temple Street is a floral-adorned space with eclectic light fixtures and pretty patio tiles. As well as hosting live music throughout the week, it's also home to an array of pub classics and modern dishes. Begin your Father's Day meal with one of its signature cocktails, like the gin-based Plant Pot or a rhubarb and sage spritz, before moving on to moreish mains like their world-famous hanging kebabs, followed by an Oreo cookie dough dessert. Their roasts are not to be missed either, with slow roast honey-glazed pork belly up for the munching.

Treat your dad to a delicious Father's Day meal at Browns Brasserie & Bar Birmingham. This bright and spacious haunt is located in the city centre, and boasts wall-to-ceiling windows, soft, velvet furnishings and a quaint bistro feel. It's open from brunch through to dinner, so swing by for a bite of its famous lobster Benedict (£15.50) on a toasted English muffin, or devour a hearty Sunday roast, complete with either sirloin of beef, garlic, lemon and thyme chicken, salt slow-cooked pork belly or a root vegetable and cranberry affair. 

Mixing food, beer and sports screenings, this charming canalside pub is a must-visit for the 16th of June. Head down for a stellar Sunday lunch spread, washed down with cold pints or a G&T made with their home-brewed gin.

You'll find Vietnamese Street Kitchen in Bullring or at Resorts World dishing out tempting plates and posing as the biggest restaurant of its kind in the UK. The independently owned, family-run business is adorned with multi-coloured lanterns and features glossy wooden floors and dangling plants making it a pretty location to dine in. The menu boasts traditional plates with a modern twist, such as fried dumplings filled with king prawns or duck, summer rolls, and customisable 'big bowls' of lemongrass beef curry, crispy belly pork or salt and chilli bites. What's more, you can enjoy two cocktails for £14 all day, every day too. 

If your dad's really into his cards then you're going to score bonus points this Father's Day by taking him to the F1® Arcade - the world's first official simulator of its kind and racing experience. Revel in incredible technology and full-motion simulators as you compete throughout the day before devouring a quality spread afterwards. Surrounded by vibrant decor and cars fixed to the ceiling, you can much on Asian-inspired plates such as crispy coconut tiger prawns with XO mayo, BBQ corn ribs and Tandoori chicken tacos, before hitting up the luxurious cocktail bar to quench your thirst with a Pole Position (Chase gin, pink grapefruit, egg white and lemon). 

Located in Jewellery Quarter, The Button Factory boasts a sun-catching balcony and comfy booths, fab for settling in for lunch or dinner. While chowing down on chicken wings and cumin-spiced lamb, you and the fam can grab a cocktail (or two).

Papa got a need for speed? Grab him a day out at TeamSport, the UK's ultimate go-karting experience. Go head-to-head around the track, with suit hire, helmets and personal lap times for both of you all included in the ticket price.

A fabulous Father's Day gift in Birmingham? Steak dinner at Gaucho. Fronting plush booths, gorgeous lighting and a friendly staff, the restaurant promises a menu filled with prime cuts, oyster mushroom salads and truffle mac 'n' cheese.

Show dad a modern update of his favourite darts game with a trip to Flight Club. Book an oche for the two of you or even the whole fam and get into some seriously high-tech action, alongside delicious pizzas, tasty cocktails and beers galore.

Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill is known for its pretty rooftop, but it's also fronting a superb Sunday lunch. You can get 2 courses for £24.95 or 3 for £29.95. What's on the menu? Pork loin and Tomahawk rib of beef (extra £12.50 per person) are just a couple of top-notch choices.

One of the best things to do on Father's Day in Birmingham, this quirky escape room series is offering fun for the whole family. Head down to Escape Hunt's city centre or Resorts World locations for a session of brainteasers, themed rooms and problem-solving.

Located on Broad Street, O'Neill's is the perfect place to celebrate Father's Day 2024 in the UK. With delicious burgers, freshly pulled pints and the yummiest bar snacks, the venue is also great for a little pool action or live sports.

Take your dad for a meal at Indico Mailbox this Father's Day and delight in cuisine taking inspiration from the bustling streets of North India. You'll notice vibrant Punjabi culture among the decor and art fixed to this cosy haunt's walls and delight in a menu complete with fragrant curries. Gobble down hot chaats, chilli paneer, bhel puri and more, then finish with gulab jamun AKA soft milk dumplings that a deep fried and then soaked in a rose-scented sugar syrup.

Perhaps some authentic Italian eats are on the cards this Father's Day, and if that's the case then book a table at Riva Blu. The tranquil restaurant flaunts teal interiors that transport you straight to Southern Italy while remaining firmly on Temple Row. Among dainty golden light fixtures, watch scrumptious plates come to life in an open kitchen before tucking into the likes of linguine frutti di mare, Napoletana pizza or a delicious Sunday roast. Think prime leg of lamb or grass-fed beef rump, served to your liking, alongside all the trimmings. 

One of the more fun Father's Day gift ideas in Birmingham, this outdoor treasure hunt is fab for the whole fam. You'll be given a compass and clues to solve puzzles and travel to some excellent city landmarks - if you're lucky, you'll get to find the treasure and get 20% off your bill at the pub.

A great Father's Day restaurant for craft pint lovers, BrewDog offers some seriously delicious pints and a wide range of cider. Plus, the venue whips up the most sumptuous mix of eats, from messy wings to vegan burgers and much more.

Slurp some seriously good noodles at this independent spot in Touchwood Spring Shopping Centre. Decorated with luminous pink panels and Japanese artwork, Yakinori is the ideal place to inhale a mouthwatering meal with dads this Father's Day. Browse an extensive menu that includes firecracker karaage chicken with wok-fried soba noodles (not for those with a low spice tolerance), delicious bento boxes and hand-rolled maki, then wash it down with a customised bubble tea. 

A gorgeous Thai restaurant by Grand Central, Chaophraya is one of our top picks for a Father's Day lunch in Birmingham. Alongside a luxe a la carte offering, the Spiceal Street eatery has a range of affordable tasting menus, ideal for celebrations.

Situated on Temple Row, The Ivy is giving you excellent options this Father's Day. With a limited-time menu, you can get in on some killer specials such as two or three-course meals. That means aromatic duck curries and beef fillets to die for.