Best Restaurants For Groups In Birmingham

Birmingham's biggest street food venue, Hockley Social Club is brought to you by the team behind Digbeth Dining Club. A bustling bar and restaurant in the Jewellery Quarter, you'll find all kinds of cuisines here, thanks to three permanent kitchens and a monthly rotating resident.

They host brilliant events on a weekly basis, ideal for a group night out. Think live music, comedy nights and buzzing after-parties - as well as their Sunday morning markets.

Situated in a historic venue on Frederick Street, The Button Factory is a lively restaurant that's decked out in pretty fairy lights and greenery, decorating the exposed brick walls an dark interiors. Their sunny balcony is perfect for summer sips, while inside you'll find comfy leather sofas in the spacious bar area.

They've got an extensive menu on offer, with dishes starting from as little as £10 each. Think lamb shawarma flatbreads, harissa cauliflower steak, chicken thigh shish and so much more.

Found just opposite St.Martins Church by the Bullring, Chaophraya is a two-storey restaurant that cooks up authentic Thai food. As well as sleek, modern interiors, you can expect an outdoor terrace on the lower level and a balcony that soaks up the sun.

There's an absolutely huge menu on offer here, promising something for everyone. Think pork belly pad Thai, seafood curry stir-fries and udon noodles, paired with a great selection of beer or wine.

Whether you're visiting their site in Brindleyplace or on Colmore Row, The Alchemist is a great choice for drinks and dinner in stylish surrounds. Expect mystical interiors and equally enticing cocktails, presented beautifully in scientific-looking glasses.

The extensive menu features everything from chicken katsu curry to panko halloumi flatbreads and black Angus rump steaks. They serve food all day here, and you can even get your hands on a brilliant bottomless brunch.

Owned by celebrity chef Nisha Katona, Mowgli is the popular Indian restaurant that has taken the UK by storm. Mowgli's Birmingham outpost features their signature hanging rope swing seats, exposed brick walls and glowing golden lights.

There's all sorts to choose from on their street food-inspired menu, with authentic flavours to get stuck into. From tomato paneer curry to sweet and crunchy chicken or temple dahl, there's something for everyone here.

Located on Temple Street, Manahatta is a New York-inspired cocktail bar and restaurant that's always got a party atmosphere going on. Expect quirky neon sings, colourful leather booths and golden light fittings, contrasting the traditional exposed brick walls.

Nab tasty eats like vegetable gyoza, barbecue chicken nachos and steak frites here, with an offer of three small plates for £19.95. Plus, they offer bottomless brunches and dinners, alongside two-for-one cocktails from Sunday to Friday.

Looking to embrace the spirit of Argentina from right here in Edgbaston? Then head to Fiesta del Asado, the vibrant restaurant that offers a lively dining experience in a homely atmosphere - think rustic wooden furnishings, colourful tiles and exposed brickwork around the open kitchen.

They specialise in wood-fired cooking, with dishes ranging from flat-iron steaks to chargrilled seabass with potato terrine or mixed vegetable arrabbiata, as well as an Argentinian twist on Sunday roast. Plus, they offer free Tango lessons and live music on a weekly basis.

Located on Church Street in the city centre, Tiger Bites Pig is a vibrant restaurant that specialises in East Asian cuisine. Whether you're heading there for  quick lunch with your pals or a lively group dinner, you can expect a laid-back atmosphere, with a choice of counter-style seating or a more spacious main dining space.

There's a great choice of beer, wine and cocktails, which you can pair with the likes of buttermilk fried chicken bao buns, salt and pepper tofu or braised beef shin rice bowls.

In the moos for a sumptuous Italian meal with your friends? Then make your way to Riva Blu, a sophisticated spot on Temple Row in the city centre. Expect minimalistic, light-coloured interiors, contrasted by the bright blue seats and pretty plants.

There's a cocktail bar, an open kitchen and two private dining rooms all in one venue, catering for every type of occasion. Tuck into the likes of mushroom and vegetable ragu, Neapolitan pizzas topped with parma ham and truffle or aubergine parmigiana, paired with a refreshing spritz cocktail.

Vietnamese Street Kitchen is the only independent restaurant at ResortsWorld, promising authentic flavours from a family-run kitchen. Its colourful decor features hanging paper lanterns, bright blue and yellow walls and lots of plants, reflecting the vibrancy of the menu.

Tuck into everything from salt and chilli chicken rice bowls to fried king prawn dumplings and tofu mushroom bao buns, with vegan, hala and gluten-free menus available too.

Right in the beating heart of Birmingham, Yakinori on New Street serves up Japanese dining with style and speed. Expect bento boxes bursting with flavour, hand-rolled sushi so fresh it could swim, and steamy bowls of ramen that warm the soul.

With its bright, modern vibe and a menu full of crowd-pleasers, it's the ideal stop for quick lunches, dinner dates, or casual hangs with friends - just a chopstick's throw from the station.

Gather your friends and head to Perios Brindley Place for a group dining experience like no other. With spacious seating options, a diverse menu featuring shareable platters, and a lively atmosphere, it's ideal for celebrations, reunions, or casual get-togethers. Don't forget to take advantage of their 2-4-1 cocktail deal available Sunday to Thursday.