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Waters on the Square
Sandwiched between a newsagent and a hairdressers, Waters on the Square, has opened on Chad Square in Harborne opposite The White Swan. One of Birmingham’s prodigal sons, Andy Waters, has returned to the city to open this new neighbourhood restaurant … Continue reading
Posted in Area: Harborne, Cuisine: English, Cuisine: Fine Dining, Price: Average, Price: Get your dad to pay - above average, Venue type: Restaurant
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The Sleeping Beauty at Birmingham Royal Ballet
I don’t know my Bolshoi from my Kirov, my plié from my fouetté, my frappé from my iced coffee, but I know what I like, and I like Birmingham Royal Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty. We visit the theatre a fair … Continue reading
Posted in Area: Arcadian, Area: Hurst Street / The Gay Village / South Side, Venue type: Theatre
Tagged Ballet Review, Birmingham Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Birmingham Sleeping Beauty, Birmingham Theatre, BRB, Out In Birmingham, out in brum, OutInBrum, Where To Go In Birmingham
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Logs, Lace, and Vodka: an evening at The Karczma
About twelve months ago his holiness Jay Rayner reviewed a little known Polish restaurant in Birmingham – The Karczma. It was a surprise because not only had he made the effort to travel outside of the M25, which is unusual … Continue reading
Birmingham Set to Welcome 4th Urban Coffee Co Outlet
Urban Coffee Company to open “coolest coffee shop in the world” at Beneficial Building Plans to open Birmingham’s biggest coffee outlet in the heart of the city centre have today been unveiled. Located in the Beneficial Building opposite Paradise Forum, … Continue reading
Lasan Restaurant
The West Midlands has long been a hotspot for good Indian cuisine and Birmingham City Centre boasts several fantastic Indian restaurants, and a couple of awful ones too. For a night on the tiles, you couldn’t start anywhere better than … Continue reading
Posted in Area: Jewellery Quarter, Cuisine: Indian, Price: Get your dad to pay - above average, Venue type: Restaurant
Tagged Birmingham Restaurant, birmingham restaurant review, birmingham review, indian restaurant birmingham, indian restaurant jewelery quarter, Out In Birmingham, out in brum, OutInBrum, restaurant review, Where To Go In Birmingham
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Apples, Chillies, and a Sunny Brummy Square
July 19th & 20th sees the return of Birmingham Chilli Festival to Brindleyplace and it’s promising to be hotter than ever. We’ve teamed up with the main sponsor, Aston Manor Cider, to offer you a chance to win a hamper. … Continue reading
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