Our tapas, vino and cervezas are typical of those you will find in any barrio in my hometown. From the aged Jamón de bellota with a glass of Rioja, to a simple bocadillo de calamares fritos: our food is meant to be shared, at any time of day.
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Hosting pop_up Street Food, Bars, Music, Shops in wonderful spaces likes Museums, Art Galleries, Churches, Warehouses, School Yards & Private Gardens.
A modern bar/restaurant: A celebration of the unconventional, dark and controversial! Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. For more information about events, reservations and general enquiries please contact us at Birminghambdm@thealchemist.uk.com
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Set in the centre of vibrant Chinatown and the Theatre District, the Arcadian is the entertainment venue for a more individual Birmingham night out.
The bars, restaurants and comedy club set in this friendly and relaxed atmosphere are some of the best in the city of Birmingham.
The Arcadian, Birmingham is a unique complex set around an attractive piazza and is the perfect place to relax with friends and enjoy al fresco dining and drinks. With cuisines from around the world there is something to suit all taste buds and pockets from Mexican and Indian to Modern British and Chinese.
The styl...
Located in Selfridges on 4 in the iconic Bullring Birmingham, The Balcony serves a stylish range of British Classics and bespoke creations.
Visitors can expect traditional favourites such as fish and chips, as well as quirkier dishes including our Club Sandwich Martini and chicken & waffles. The brasserie will also offer an extensive Champagne list and skinny cocktails.
The Balcony is open for brunch, lunch and dinner as well as our innovative Champagne Afternoon Picnic.
One of the finest examples of Victorian pub architecture and one of the most beautiful pub interiors in the country, The Bartons Arms is well worth a visit.
Purchased in 2002 by Oakham Ales, revelling in the challenge of its uniqueness and spotting the opportunity and timing to resurrect one of the greatest pubs in the country. A team of tradesmen, craftsmen and cleaners, owners, management and staff have returned The Bartons Arms to its former greatness.
Oakham Ales lead the field in contemporary tastes of real ales, and The Bartons Arms now boasts their award-winning beers, alongside gues...
PIZZA, PIES AND CIDER.
It’s simple food, that’s simply amazing.
Cider- It's in our bones. So when we launched in 2009 our mission was clear - create a cathedral to God's own drink and invite the world to worship with us.
In every Stable restaurant you'll find an expert Cider master. These highly-trained cider heads can guide you to the ciders and perries you'll love best.
To find out more:
http://stablepizza.com/cider-3/
Or
To book a cider tasting experience,contact your local restaurant for details.
We proudly source prime local ingredients from the finest growers and prod...
BOOKING FOR SPECIAL EVENTS
At the Black Boy, we welcome large groups and are more than happy to cater for any special event.
If you are interested, and would like further information about function bookings please get in touch either by phone or email enquiries@theblackboy.co.uk
It started with a seed. An idea shared amongst friends. They imagined a secret garden, where all can enjoy curious refreshments of nature...
A concept like no other, offering a soon to be world-famous selection of botanical cocktails, craft beers and ales, Champagne and wine. Food inspired by the deli, rotisserie and grill. With live music every night, sublime social times are guaranteed!
Continue the journey and explore our daily adventures... a botanical world awaits!
The Birmingham Brasshouse was established in 1781. At that time the manufacturers of the Town of Birmingham relied on prices set by Brasshouses in other parts of the country. It was decided that a local centre was needed to try to help stabilise price fluctuations. 200 proprietors had to raise £100 each to set up the centre and as a result of their endeavours the price of brass fell from £84 to £56 a ton.
Brass was made at the rear of the Brasshouse until about 1850. The array of furnaces and chimneys were demolished by 1866 when the Birmingham Water Company took over the building which be...
