Birmingham area places to stay and eat

[Washeduponthebeach]

Looking for somewhere reasonably priced to stay in or around Birmingham for a few nights for a graduation. At least two beds. Also a good restaurant! Any recommendations?

[sashh]

I stayed at an apartment on St Paul's square, I can't find a link to the one I stayed in but there are a few, it's between the centre and the jewelry quarter and the square itself has pubs and restaurants around the square.

[CraftyGin]

We had an Airbnb in the Chinese Quarter - 5 minutes from Bullring.

[Washeduponthebeach]

Thanks. Please PM me with links if possible!

[KingsHeathen]

Well, you're certainly in no danger of being washed up on a beach in Birmingham!

What type of food do you like, and how much £££ are you looking to limit it to? Any restrictions (e.g. allergies, vegans, etc)

[Washeduponthebeach]

One vegetarian. No allergies. It’s a graduation meal . No, no beaches!!

[Washeduponthebeach]

Like all sorts of food really. Jus looking for something special for a family night out. Not nouvelle cuisine just lovely food in nice surroundings. Prepared to splash out a bit .

[sashh]

If you are splashing out then Adam's.

I went for my 50th, my friend has lots of issues with food so we had an email conversation where they provided him with his own personalised menu. It was Saturday so lunch was £65 each, it's cheaper during the week. This was a couple of years ago so the prices are a bit more now.

www.adamsrestaurant.co.uk/

[Ricekrispie22]

Tattu
Aluna
The Lost and Found
The Alchemist
The Ivy Temple Row

[KingsHeathens]

Simpsons is well regarded, and I think they have rooms too, dont they?
I have heard very good things about Land in the Great Western Arcade, and it's mainly vegetarian.
Adams is nice too.
I'm afraid I haven't been to a restaurant in 18mo though