No day out is complete without a bite to eat so we are thrilled to be partnering with Birmingham Restaurant Festival to give you a fantastic variety of options for dining out during Birmingham Festival 23.

Birmingham Restaurant Festival launched last year and is now an annual celebration and showcase of the incredible restaurants across the city. This year the festival has been extended (it’s a whole month long for 2023) so that everyone coming into the city for Birmingham Festival 23 can also take the opportunity to enjoy delicious meals in some of the city’s best-loved restaurants!

From 28 July – 27 August over 30 participating restaurants will each be serving up an exclusively priced, great value set menu for you to enjoy. There is a huge variety of restaurants in the line-up, something for every taste and budget.

If you’ve been looking for an excuse to dine sky-high at Orelle then look no further, you’ll enjoy incredible city views with your festival menu if you choose to dine here. Perhaps it’s something more casual you’re after? Can we tempt you with a lunchtime Thai Green Curry? Rosa’s Thai have you covered on that one.

Maybe you’ll choose to explore some of the amazing neighbourhood restaurants in the Jewellery Quarter (with the likes of Lasan, Trentina and Tabu all taking part) or jump in a cab to enjoy the fantastic festival menus being served up by Moseley favourite Le Petit Bois. Or Edgbaston staple – Chapter. There are some great restaurants to explore canal-side over at the Mailbox too; will it be the set menu at Aluna, Medicine Bakery, Malmaison or Côte that takes your fancy?

Whether you’re looking for a special evening meal or a fabulous lunchtime family feast – the festival has options to suit everyone. Plus, you won’t find better value menus this summer – what’s not to love?

The 2023 festival menus drop at 9am on 15 June. Simply head to birminghamrestaurantfestival.co.uk  to make your table reservations and get access to each of the exclusively priced and utterly delicious menus!  

No tickets are needed to access Birmingham Restaurant Festival but you will need to book a table to guarantee access to the festival menus.