wiskey
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Blue Nile on Great Hampton St next to the Clifden (in the JQ). Fab Ethiopian food. The sharing courses that come on a giant pancake are great but I've never had bad food there.I'm bumping this post as I'm coming to Birmingham this weekend. I'm looking for the following things, if anyone can advise:
A cosy, warm pub with comfy chairs and possibly a log fire, wooden beams. A proper British pub. City Centre or Jewellery Quarter area.
Interesting, unusual food - not necessarily sit down restaurants, street food or stalls are ok. Weird and wonderful all the better.
Blue Nile on Great Hampton St next to the Clifden (in the JQ). Fab Ethiopian food. The sharing courses that come on a giant pancake are great but I've never had bad food there.
Second the red Lion as a nice pub with good beer and a fire.
Yeah the New Soho Tavern is great, I love that the expansion has really worked for them. The Keg and Grill in town is good too.I've never tried Blue Nile but I like the pubs either side, Lord Clifden and The Church.
Not far from there on the Hockley Handsworth border you have two pubs close together, The Black Eagle, renowned for real ale and roast dinners and a cracking garden. Under new management recently I hope they keep its high standard up.
I guess they will as they have done a great job in the other pub The New Soho Tavern.
They do some great Indian food, they have a specialist chef. Great for footy too as it has lots of screens. Gets full as it's very popular.
Worth going out the away to visit these two pubs though.
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This was in Wolverhampton, which not in Birmingham or the Black Country.
the bloke is from dudley though.This was in Wolverhampton, which not in Birmingham or the Black Country.
Well had my weekend in Brum. German market was freezing but pricey and too cold and crowded to drink or eat outside. Went to bacchus bar for a drink and five guys as fancied a burger and had never been there.
Stayed at hatters hostel in j.quarter - hotels were very overpriced so I stayed in a dorm despite promising myself I’d not do that again.
Did a great shop on Saturday - had lunch at soda bread in j quarter, very nice curry and paratha. Malaysian takeaway in evening. Thanks for all the recommendations. Due to weather and lack of time (and huge crowds!) I couldn’t do many of them but hey, next time.
It’s changed so much since I lived there! I found it hard to even find my way around.
Thanks! I’ve got to get to Birmingham airport from Malvern. Will have to wait till the morning to decide...
You could always try flying from Malvern International Airport.
Malvern Hang Gliding Club
On a more serious note the wife drove today from Worcester to Leicester. The M5/M42 was clear all the way. I've just got back from walking the dog and it's definitely thawing out there now, so I would suggest the roads will not be a problem tomorrow. The drivers, however...
Thanks for the information! My mum isn’t keen on driving... will have to see what it looks like tomorrow:/
What a silly name. What is ‘ghetto’ about it?
What a silly name. What is ‘ghetto’ about it?
What a silly name. What is ‘ghetto’ about it?
Well Digbeth, where the custard factory is, was once a very poor inner city area, slum housing etc. So they probably think it sounds cool and 'edgy'