Located in Gay Village, Gaijin Sushi was called an “utter delight” by Rayner in 2018. He wrote: “At Gaijin you can feed yourself properly for £30 a head. One thing to be aware of: they don’t open for lunch until 2pm, which may be a way of controlling trade in such a small space or may just be because it’s their place and they can run it how the hell they like. I’d like to think it’s the latter.” And, chef Michal Kubiak runs it well. The small eatery has lasted through the pandemic and come out intact on the other side of it unlike many eateries that had to shut their doors. (Photo - Unsplash)Located in Gay Village, Gaijin Sushi was called an “utter delight” by Rayner in 2018. He wrote: “At Gaijin you can feed yourself properly for £30 a head. One thing to be aware of: they don’t open for lunch until 2pm, which may be a way of controlling trade in such a small space or may just be because it’s their place and they can run it how the hell they like. I’d like to think it’s the latter.” And, chef Michal Kubiak runs it well. The small eatery has lasted through the pandemic and come out intact on the other side of it unlike many eateries that had to shut their doors. (Photo - Unsplash)
Located in Gay Village, Gaijin Sushi was called an “utter delight” by Rayner in 2018. He wrote: “At Gaijin you can feed yourself properly for £30 a head. One thing to be aware of: they don’t open for lunch until 2pm, which may be a way of controlling trade in such a small space or may just be because it’s their place and they can run it how the hell they like. I’d like to think it’s the latter.” And, chef Michal Kubiak runs it well. The small eatery has lasted through the pandemic and come out intact on the other side of it unlike many eateries that had to shut their doors. (Photo - Unsplash)

Top 10 Diners’ Choice restaurant winners in Birmingham and the West Midlands, according to OpenTable

Restaurant booking serving OpenTable analsyses data every month to reveal the Top 10 Diner’s Choice Winners in Birmingham and beyond - here are the top eateries this month

Asmita Sarkar
By Asmita Sarkar
Published 20th Feb 2023, 13:29 BST

There are two kinds of people in the world - those who eat to live and those who live to eat. It doesn’t matter which category you fall into because both eat - and if you are going to eat, it might as well be something exceptional.

While most of us are having to tighten our purses, going out on occasions is still nice. Whether it’s birthdays, anniversaries, a simple afternoon tea to catch up with the gals or a nice meal out to reconnect with family - there are multiple restaurants in and around Birmingham that will offer a lively atmosphere along with great food.

Restaurant booking serving OpenTable analsyses data every month to reveal the Top 10 Diner’s Choice Winners in Birmingham and beyond.

For this month, here are the top 10 restaurants that are worth a visit:

Restaurant booking serving OpenTable analsyses data every month to reveal the Top 10 Diner’s Choice Winners in Birmingham and beyond.

The menu is seasonal at this independent neighbourhood restaurant. Their food is made with locally sourced British produce, cured meats, aged cheeses directly from the markets of Italy, and the classic flavours of the Mediterranean. (Photo - Unsplash/Clark Douglas)

9. Laghi’s, Edgbaston

The menu is seasonal at this independent neighbourhood restaurant. Their food is made with locally sourced British produce, cured meats, aged cheeses directly from the markets of Italy, and the classic flavours of the Mediterranean. (Photo - Unsplash/Clark Douglas)

Chef Rob Palmer’s fine-dining restaurant in Solihull blends quintessential modern and classic British cooking techniques and flavours. (Photo - Pexels)

10. Toff’s by Rob Palmer, Solihull

Chef Rob Palmer’s fine-dining restaurant in Solihull blends quintessential modern and classic British cooking techniques and flavours. (Photo - Pexels)

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