If your New Year’s resolution is to explore more local dining spots, we at BirminghamWorld are all for it!
Birmingham boasts one of the most vibrant food and drink scenes in the country (though we might be a little biased).
Whether you’re after an upscale fine-dining experience for a special occasion or a no-frills greasy spoon to kickstart your morning, Birmingham has something for everyone.
With so many incredible restaurants to choose from, finding the best spots can be a challenge - especially if you’re new to the area.
Fortunately, there are several great ways to discover top-rated eateries. A great place to start is with a trusted guide like Good Food. Their experts have personally reviewed and approved each of the 19 restaurants featured, making it a reliable resource for honest recommendations.
1. Dishoom, Birmingham
Good Food rating: Good Indian | Restaurant Chamberlain Sq, Birmingham B3 3AX | Liz and Max Haarala Hamilton Photo: Liz and Max Haarala Hamilton
2. 670 Grams in Digbeth
Chef Kray Tredwell from 670 Grams in The Custard Factory, Digbeth. Rating: Good Modern British | The Relationship Co
3. Adam's restaurant, Waterloo St, Birmingham
Good Food Guide rating: Very good Modern British | Restaurant | Adams restaurant
4. Albatross Death Cult, Jewellery Quarter - open date in June
Renowned Birmingham chef Alex Claridge says this is the city's 'weirdest restaurant'. The name is certainly striking. The intimate 14-cover restaurant serves a menu of around 12 courses to 14 guests sat around a Omakase-Style, monolithic kitchen counter for one sitting per service. The dishes, mostly featuring seafood and coastal ingredients, will be served directly by the chefs. Rating: Very Good Seafood | Restaurant | BirminghamWorld