Tropea
Lordswood Road, Harborne
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No.32 GFG 100 Best Local Restaurants 2026
Harborne neighbourhood Italian that local chefs book for their own big nights. Southern Italian flavour, warm service, and you'll need to book.
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- Food
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- Food
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- Food
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- Food
- Drinks
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- Brunch
- Food
- Drinks
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- Brunch
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- Coffee
Specialty coffee bar tucked in Piccadilly Arcade by New Street. Beautiful room, rotating guest roasters and baristas who know their stuff.
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- Drinks
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Stirchley neighbourhood bar voted the UK's best cocktail bar for 2026 by the industry. Walk-ins only, so get there early and settle in.
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- Drinks
Cosy Jewellery Quarter izakaya pairing Japanese bar snacks with some of Birmingham's best cocktails. Small room, big flavours, book ahead.
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- Late Night
Digbeth warehouse club with a big soundsystem, late licences and the city's heavyweight dance nights. Bring stamina.
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- Late Night
- Drinks
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- Late Night
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- Coffee
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St Paul's Square, Jewellery Quarter
- Brunch
- Coffee
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