Best places: Restaurants in Solihull, United Kingdom

👍👍 Wow! The food was absolutely delicious. Had the Steamed fish, Masala fish and Donner burger. Firstly the Steamed fish was so soft and bursting with flavour, Masala fish is probably the best I've had also the garlic mayo sauce was really nice. Donner meat used is not your cheap Donner you can definit...

Large burgers are served with milkshakes, crepes & familiar sides at this snug counter-serve eatery.

👍👍 Wow ! Went there for the first time, and I was impressed 👌 Food was lovely (I had a salmon). Cocktails were beautiful - 2 for 1 😅 The decorations - different & colourful ( great idea)... The staff was very friendly and quick ! Will be definitely coming back 👌

👍 Owner was very polite. They have a nice mini street food stall like setup, but don’t judge a book by its cover. Ordered some pizza from here and it was really nice. Not oily. Nice crispy base and tasty toppings. Looking forward to trying their other items.

👍👍 Excellent food, a real treat for a special occasion. Liked you could mix and match menus. We didn’t go for the tasting menu but we’re given hors d’ouevres and appetisers in between courses so you almost get that experience anyway! Lovely attention to detail with a last minute pudding from the chef f...

Everyday eatery fixing up burgers, chicken wings & fries, alongside hot dogs, shakes & mocktails.

Sophisticated, individually furnished rooms in a refined hotel with an acclaimed restaurant & a bar.

Portuguese-inspired fare offered in a relaxed eatery with a compact bar & floor-to-ceiling windows.

Easygoing eatery with a stylish ambiance offering Latin American classics, with vegan options.

👍👍 Ordered a Grande chicken burger meal extra hot (go large) and to be honest everything was over expectations. When I got to the counter the till operator stepped forward to take my order in a very polite way. I waited only a few minutes until i got served. Burger was flavourful, chicken slice was fre...

👍👍 One of the best Indian restaurants I have ever had in Birmingham. A hearty meal with mutton devil which is with fried mutton pieces mixing with a special Sri Lankan sauce ! Flavoursome and spicy. Out of my expectation actually.. Prawn Moilee is a mild curry filling with that coconut vibe. It goes...

Warm, relaxed restaurant serving Italian fare such as meats & seafood plus pasta, wine & dessert.

👍👍 Good service and some nice vegan options! I love the vegan fish masala

👍 Amazing food! 😋 I'd seen this restaurant on a few social media posts and just had to get in and try it myself. It's easy to find, although it's on the high street the nearby street parking means it's easy to get as well. You can't fail to find it standing proud on the corner. Once inside the doo...

👍 Local and authentic. I was quite impressed with the quality of dishes. Portion sizes were quite generous. On the pricier side but taking your own drinks compensates. It was crowded when we went of a Friday, can get quite loud as the ceilings are low and can feel bit cramped. Definitely worth trying,...

Low-key destination offering noodles, curry & stir-fry, plus shared plates & other Vietnamese fare.

😠 Such a terrible experience for my first time! This part of Birmingham is usually pretty 'indie' however the cafe itself had very basic interior and the garden was overgrown (I think purposely) but looked a bit of a wreck. The garden felt completely disconnected to the cafe and the poor waitresses ha...

🫤 I like this place but one thing really annoys me. 3 poched eggs on toast for £6.50 isn't cheap but you only get one small piece of toast. Twice I've said it wasnt enough and my comment was laughed off. Another piece of toast cost me £3 ! I don't think I'm being unreasonable but paying best part of £...

👍👍 This place proved Google reviews can't go wrong. Fatima and Suki took care of us like and gave amazing suggestions too. The taste of all our dishes were mouthwatering. Special mention to the Mezze platter and the bread was fantastic. There was a buy one get one offer on the tea.. The first tea was...