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With an eclectic mix of bars and restaurants, the Jewellery Quarter is one of Birmingham’s most visited districts for people wanting a taste of Brum’s independent food and drink scene.

Ahead of the long awaited reopening of the hospitality sector, many bars and restaurants across the Quarter have been busy putting health and safety measures in place to ensure your safe return. The full list of which Jewellery Quarter bars and restaurants are open can be seen below, including spotlights on two of the JQ’s most popular venues.

Saint Paul’s House – St. Paul’s Square

Standing proud in St. Paul’s Square sits Saint Paul’s House – encompassing a restaurant, bar and boutique hotel. They have put together a comprehensive guide to make sure you’re feeling safe in their venue, as you’re being social.

We’re really excited to be re—opening the doors to Saint Paul’s House, we’ve really missed everyone.

We’ve gone to great lengths to ensure all of the team and our guests feel safe whilst being social – from PPE, Perspex screens, queuing systems, signage and of course plenty of hand sanitiser in place.  But we’ve also made sure the venue doesn’t feel different  – the signage is clear but subtle, the furniture is pre-arranged so its spacious without being sparse.

We’re also putting the final touches to our order and pay app – allowing guests to sit comfortably and allow us to serve them with minimal contact and fuss  – allowing those much overdue catch ups to happen without interruption!

Saint Paul’s House

Lasan – James Street

Winner of Gordon Ramsay’s Best Local Restaurant in the UK, Lasan delivers the true essence of India and is arguably one of the best Indian restaurants in the country. To ensure your safety, the team at Lasan have put together COVID-19 instructions for customers to follow.

We’re really excited to be reopening Lasan on July 4th and can’t wait to be serving customers again. We’ve had so much support while being closed it just confirms how loyal the people of Birmingham are to their favourite restaurants. We’ve made changes to follow government safety guidelines, but the important thing is what we’ve done doesn’t take away from the great experience of going out and dining and socialising with friends and loved ones. I think we’ve all missed it, and I think we’ll all love being together again.

Jabbar Khan, Founder, Lasan

The below list includes additional bars and restaurants in the Jewellery Quarter that are opening as of the weekend of the 4th July. We will be updating this list as and when more venues open their doors. The majority are venues will require you booking beforehand, so it’s important to check their website and social media accounts for all the latest info.

180 Club – St Paul’s Square

24 Carat Bistro – Warstone Lane

Acapella – Frederick Street

Actress & Bishop – Ludgate Hill

Ana Rocha Bar and Gallery – Frederick Street

Bake Even Cakery – Spencer Street

Connolly’s Wine – Lionel Street

Cucina Rustica – Ludgate Hill

Devonhouse – Hall Street

Itihaas Restaurant – Newhall Street

Jewellers Arms – Hockley Street

Jojolapa – Frederick Street

JQ Bar & Grill – Warstone Lane

JQ Craft Inn – Warstone Lane

Lunchi – Golden Square, Warstone Lane 

Milan Indian Cuisine – Newhall Street

Opheem – Summer Row

Pasta di Piazza – St. Paul’s Square

Saint Kitchen – St Paul’s Square

The Button Factory – Frederick Street

The Clifden – Great Hampton Street

The Rectory – St. Paul’s Square

The Red Lion – Warstone Lane

The Rose Villa Tavern – Warstone Lane

 

The Shakespeare – Summer Row

 

The Wolf – Constitution Hill

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