Affordable Restaurants In Birmingham

BrewDog boasts one of the best 2 for 1 restaurant deals in Birmingham; enjoy two vegan and veggie mains for the price of one from 12pm to 10pm every Monday. We recommend their Temple of Seitan or buffalo cauliflower wings.

Otto pizza is a highly rated Jewellery Quarter staple slinging out wood-fired pizzas made using ingredients from local suppliers. Their intimate restaurant has a small menu to match, featuring toppings like fennel sausage, butter-braised leeks, roasted squash and more - with charcuterie, mozzarella dishes or flatbreads with dip to start.

The Distillery is a cheap restaurant in Birmingham city centre sure to be a crowdpleaser. Dig into a burger or treat yourself to a dish from their rotisserie and robata grill for a reasonably priced meal that will have you talking about it for days.

Despite being known for its vast array of games, Grosvenor Casino on Broad Street or Hill Street is home to an extensive menu of affordable eats. Think halloumi fries or chicken wings to start, followed by hearty mains like sirloin steak and a whole load of burgers. 

We all have those friends who are looking for a bargain. Showcasing inexpensive pizzas and craft beers, The Stable is unequivocally the place to take them to. With fresh sourdough made on-site, the casual dining venue is ideal for the occasion. 

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Along with live music, quiz nights and a casual atmosphere, One Trick Pony Club is promising a cheap-as-chips menu to keep you well-fed. Chow down on a scrumptious pizza or vegan burger with fries as you wash it all down with a pint or glass of wine.

If you're on the hunt for sumptuous curries and Indian tapas-style dishes, then Mowgli has you covered. Created by chef and food influencer Nisha Katona, The Grand Centre eatery specialises in street food from across the country.

Independent restaurant Yakinori is proving that you don't need to splash the cash to have an amazing Japanese meal out. Ramen and DIY poke bowls for under £15, £5 sushi and £7 starters make up just a few of this menu's highlights. The eatery also has super saver deals including discount lunches and a three-course dinner for under £20. 

Hidden away in a tangle of streets between New Street Station and Colmore Business District, The Head Of Steam is a quirky pub chain decked out with an eclectic array of rail-themed memorabilia. Offering a large selection of burgers, pizza, kebabs and tacos, it doesn't get much better than this, now does it?

You can get all kinds of delicious Japanese eats at YO! Birmingham Grand Central for affordable prices. Whether you fancy sushi, sashimi, katsu curry or yakisoba, you can rest in peace that you haven't just spent an arm and a leg.

Grilling up a selection of simple, refined dishes, The Button Factory's menu seems too good to be true for its prices. But this restaurant in Birmingham has no catch; they serve quality food that will be easy on your eyes. So settle down in a booth and get ready for a meal with no worries attached. 

With bustling locations in the city centre and Moseley, Vietnamese Street Kitchen is an affordable dining den. Slurp up steaming bowls of pho, crispy pork belly bowls or homemade curry from just as little as £13.95.

Simple, seasonal, and most importantly, a steal, Bristol Pear's inexpensive menu makes it one of Birmingham's most wallet-friendly restaurants. Perfecting their selection of classic eats, they also have cocktails that will send you into comfort food bliss.

For some affordable fare that doesn't skimp on quality, head to GBK on Brindley Place or Resorts World. At the former, you'll find a sleek dining room complete with blue leather booths and industrial lighting offering a laid-back place to enjoy a bun. Snap up a burger and drink for £7.95 and choose from its many 4oz, chicken and vegan options, with a side helping of onion rings, of course. 

Boasting sleek, modern interiors and a sunny outdoor terrace, ASK Italian on New Street is a top choice for affordable drinks and dining in casual surrounds. You can enjoy refreshing cocktails for as little as £8.50 here, as well as an extensive Italian menu.

Tuck into tasty bites like mushroom and truffle calzones, chicken Milanese and aubergine parmigiana ravioli here, followed up by an indulgent tiramisu.

With small plates starting at just £2.45, and curries for less than a tenner, Indico is a cheap halal restaurant in Birmingham. Inspired by the region's vibrant and flavourful Punjabi street food, this place delivers mouthwatering dishes made from the freshest local ingredients.

The first Midlands opening from Lebanese chain Comptoir Libanais, this charming restaurant serves fresh dishes in vibrant interiors from morning 'til late. From affordable mezze platters and hefty wraps to grilled delights, it's a strong all-rounder. 

Offering mouthwatering tapas and delicious Spanish-inspired cocktails all day, every day, Tapas Revolution has some of the best cheap eats in Birmingham. Grab yourself three tasty small plates and enjoy bottomless drinks for just £25 per person.

Your first bite into your meal at Bodega will be infinitely more delicious knowing it's also a bargain. Sit back, order a classic South American dish during their lunch deal, and sip on a cocktail at this affordable restaurant knowing your wallet is smiling too.

Located just behind the Pallasades, Tiger Bites Pig serves a simple but very effective menu. Grab yourself a couple of bread beef shin baos, or a steaming bowl of salt and pepper tofu on rice, and get stuck into their great craft beer selection too.

Cafes are always a valuable go-to option for inexpensive dining in Birmingham. A place to stop and grab some nutritious street food while on the run, or sit and chat with friends, Kanteen is an affordable option for eating while grabbing a cup of coffee.

Sharing is caring when it comes to trying to have a cheap meal, and Zindiya's small plates are a great option for eating out. This cool restaurant has a semi-open kitchen and 90 person capacity, which creates an inviting space to enjoy Indian street food.