Does anyone know a good place in birmingham (UK) city to go for a meal?

Question

Does anyone know a good place in birmingham (UK) city to go for a meal?

Answer 1

kfc

Answer 2

My favourite restaraunt in town is Opus on Cornwall Street, fantastic food with really excellent service.

And to all those people who slate Birmingham out of hand, try actually visiting us , i think you may be suprised!!

Answer 3

ladypool road yes i live there and the best curry house is lahore karachi and if you like pizza, caspian on moseley road is the best pizza i have ever tasted in my life  chinese, evergreen on moseley road yummy im feeling so hungry talking about food. and if you dont like them come round mine for a pot of irish stew.

happy eating.

Answer 4

Well, I'll assume that you're visiting the city centre - which isn't too far to visit from any of the outskirts if you're not in the middle!

For Italian: San Carlo, widely considered the best Italian restaurant outside London.

For French: Michelles, on Corporation Street. Great food and not too pricey, unlike a lot of French cuisine.

For a great burger: The homemade Burger Company in Brindley place - marvellous burgers and a meal for under a tenner each if you're stuck for cash.

For Mexican: Santa Fe in the mailbox - a great setting.

For Chinese - any of the restaurants in the Chinese quarter in the Arcadian.

For Japanese - Shogun Teppanaki also in the mailbox.

For Indian, don't go anywhere in the city centre - go somewhere in the Balti Triangle (in the Sparkbrook) area.

For just a nice general restaurant - go to the Living Room on Broad St - about £25 a head.

Answer 5

ther's like a chinese quarter quite near to the alexandra theatre. ther's sum luvvly places along ther bt a couple r a bit pricey!

Answer 6

If you want a truely authentic curry, try the Ladypool Road - delicious meals for less than a fiver.

Answer 7

Shimla Pinks on Broad Street (Indian) or Tin Tins just off Broad Street (Chinese). Both are fantastic.

Answer 8

Head to the Balti triangle for some good indian food.

Theres also a great indian place in Sellyoak highstreet called Chamon...the food is excellent and well priced!

Answer 9

Shimla Pinks

Answer 10

There are some wonderful restaurants in the Mailbox - 2 mins walk from Broad Street in the city centre.  Bham is buzzing with good places to eat and drink - from the Chinese Quarter to the Balti Triangle (indian).

If you cant choose - why not go to Jimmy Spices on Broad Street (city centre)..... it is a very nice, all you can eat buffet, with a chinese counter doing delicious stir frys, Indian counter with a good range of baltis, masalas and sheesh kebabs. There is also a fresh pizza counter and pasta.... yummmmm

Answer 11

I know there is a lot of chains on Broad street but Nandos offers good value for money and is a popular destination with me. I also like Shimla Pinks

Answer 12

Laura's of Northfield is excellent quality home cooked grub.  Food prepared by 2 well suited partners and though order is sometimes a little while being prepared it is always fresh and good value for money

Answer 13

I agree with 'thevinternet' on 1 of her choices.

My all time fave in Brum:

Santa Fe in the Mailbox (a shopping/eating/drinking venue)- delicious mexican food, great service and not too expensive.  About 5 minutes walk from New Street Rail station, city centre.

Santa Fe Restaurant Bar - info from www.bt.com

Tel: [phone]

178/180 Wharfside St, The Mailbox, Birmingham B1 1RN

Answer 14

I think it's Broad Street that is a good place - lots of different restaurants.  Do an internet search and you are bound to find lots.  I've not been for a few years but there was a really good and trendy Indian called Shimla Pinks (might not be spelt correctly) and that was wonderful.

Answer 15

Nottingham.

Answer 16

Another town

Answer 17

There's a really good restaurant guide for all of Birmingham and its surrounding areas

http://www.birminghamplus.com/

Answer 18

Manchester.

Answer 19

My kitchen since I was given the latest Jamie Oliver cook book... I'll accept cash and cheques, but there is a very long waiting list.

Answer 20

My fave is the Tepanyaki restaurant at the canal basin, Broad Street.

The food is fresh, lean and cooked in front of you. Very entertaining too. Gorgeous

Answer 21

The curry bit. I forget what they call it

Answer 22

Yeah, you go down the high street, take the 2nd right, then take the 1st left & it's the restaurant on the corner, next to the shop, there's a blue car outside & an empty packet of crisps.

Answer 23

broard street

Answer 24

Coventry