Sat 2 & Sun 3 June - Birmingham Pride

Over the past decade, Birmingham has transformed itself into the
ultimate dining destination. Boasting a Michelin-star hat-trick, with
three of the city’s restaurants having received recognition in the
acclaimed guide, Birmingham has gained both national and international
recognition as the country’s regional capital of cuisine.
Not only that, but Birmingham has been
ranked among the top 20 international
cities to visit this year by The New York
Times, due to its impressive culinary reputation.
Coming in at number 19 out of 45 worldwide
cities, Birmingham boasts numerous
high-profile restaurants and offers
plenty of choice when it comes to cui-
THE COFFEE ROOM
CHINATOWN IN THE SOUTHSIDE DISTRICT
Also around Birmingham City Centre
THE MAILBOX
THE CUBE SPICEAL STREET
sine, including Chinese, Indian, Italian,
French, Spanish, South American and
North American.
There’s also a host of food outlets
throughout the Pride festival site - many
of which are offering healthy options. If
you fancy grabbing something to eat
without venturing too far from the Gay
Village and all the Pride action, head for
The Loft Lounge, Sidewalk or The Coffee
Room. The Southside district is also
home to Chinatown, boasting an array of
Chinese cuisine to enjoy.
There are plenty of other restaurants
throughout the city too, in The Mailbox,
Brindleyplace, The Cube and Spiceal
Street, to name but a few destinations.
SIDEWALK
THE LOFT LOUNGE
Eating Out
Arcadian Centre, Hurst Street, Birmingham B5 4TD
Tel: 0121 605 4343
www.thecoffeeroombarbistro.co.uk
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