Street Food In Birmingham

Found tucked away in the Jewellery Quarter is Hockley Social Club, a 10,000 square-foot former printing factory that's a known destination for world-class street food around these parts. It's been likened to warehouse venues in Berlin and Budapest, putting it on the map as one of the coolest places to head for casual eats, drinks and top-class entertainment to round it all off. The team at the helm? The same as those behind Digbeth Dining Club, whose street food events and pop-ups bring together the finest local traders in Birmingham for a big ol' feast. Think the South Birmingham Curry Club, Bad Boy wings and Buddha Belly - to name just a few.

After scrumptious street food in Digbeth? Then you'll have heard about Luna Springs, the lively outdoor bar on Lower Trinity Street that's best-known for themed bottomless brunch events, late-night parties, live music and more. Topping it off are the food traders on offer. They play host to Happy Patty Burgers and Joe's Pizza, meaning everything from slow-cooked brisket, bacon and beef burgers to gochujang Buffalo chicken and spicy veggie pizzas are on the cards.

Boasting some of the best Indian street food in Birmingham, Mowgli brings the finest traditional dishes to a casual restaurant setting - complete with cool jungle gym-style interiors featuring rope swing seats, fairy lights and hanging lanterns. We're talking Himalayan cheese toasties through to tamarind fries, gunpowder chicken and Indian-inspired twists on the chip butty, as well as zesty cocktails and beer to wash it down.

Zindaya is an Indian 'streatery' (that's street food eatery, to you) for quirky interiors and casual eats from India. Created by husband and wife team, Ajay and Shivani Kenth, the venue aims to give you an authentic food experience inspired by the street markets of Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata -  but instead, right here in the heart of Moseley, where they grew up. Think chai, chaat, gol gappe, and local craft beers served across rickshaw-inspired booths.

Cork & Cage is a must-visit neighbourhood bar and kitchen; not only because it's an 100% employee-owned, independent venue in Stirchley, but also due to their weekly changing menu of seasonal food - meaning you can nab something new from the street food scene on every visit. In the past, the venue has showcased Mexican street tacos, as well as Turkish small plates and much more. Thirsty? Grab a glass of wine or beer.