Visit the Best Restaurants in Birmingham

There are so many excellent restaurants to be found in Birmingham, which may be why so many people choose to go out to eat more than they cook at home sometimes.  In fact, some people may find that they can go out to dinner for a month straight and still not run out of choices of places to go!
Here are the best restaurants to visit in Birmingham:
Original Patty Men

This one is a favorite amongst the younger crowd, but that doesn’t mean that older generations won’t want to sink their teeth into one of the delicious burgers that are served here.  The fact that wine and hard liquor like rum, gin, tequila, and whiskey are served right alongside the cola and coffee makes this a fantastic destination on any night of the week. 

Ju Ju’s Café

This café is just minutes away from the REP, Brindley Place, Crescent Theatre, and more, making it the perfect place to grab a bite to eat before or after a performance.  They serve old-fashioned home cooked foods that is made from the best ingredients.  The staff is amazing, and they treat everyone like a best friend from the moment they arrive until long after they leave.  

Purnell’s

Purnell’s is not too far from St. Phillips Cathedral and Colmore Row and it was established back in 2007.  There is a bar and lounge area for those who have already eaten their meal at this restaurant but want a cozy place to enjoy a drink and relax with friends.  They offer a seasonal menu along with their a la carte options, which is perfect for those who want to eat everything that is in season. 

The Plough Harborne

The Plough Harborne is the perfect place for grabbing a drink, getting a bite to eat, or both and the interior is welcoming at all hours of the day.  Diners can begin their day with brunch, enjoy a fantastic lunch, or venture in at dinnertime for a fabulous meal.  They have specials every day of the week, but their most famous special is their Sunday roast which is served with Yorkshire pudding, vegetables, roasted potatoes, and gravy.  

The Birmingham Heritage and Culture Association personally loves these restaurants, as they are striving to keep the cultural aspect of the city going strong.  Since that is part of our mission, we love visiting these restaurants when we are out looking for a fantastic home cooked meal to enjoy with family and friends.

Finally we would also like to recommend our sponsor Beaufort Airport Taxis Birmingham for all your transportation needs for getting to and from these fantastic restaurants.


Location: Birmingham, UK

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