Food and drink Birmingham

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simpson s in edgbaston 1 of birmingham s 4 michelin-starred restaurants


birmingham s development commercial town based around market agricultural produce, established royal charter in 1166. despite industrialisation of subsequent centuries role has been retained , birmingham wholesale markets remain largest combined wholesale food markets in country, selling meat, fish, fruit, vegetables , flowers , supplying fresh produce restaurateurs , independent retailers far 100 miles (161 km) away.


birmingham english city outside london have 5 michelin starred restaurants: simpson s in edgbaston, turners in harborne, carters of moseley , purnell s , adam s in city centre.


birmingham based breweries included ansells, davenport s , mitchells & butlers. aston manor brewery brewery of significant size. many fine victorian pubs , bars can still found across city, whilst there plethora of more modern nightclubs , bars, notably along broad street.


the wing yip food empire first began in city , has headquarters in nechells. balti, type of curry, invented in city, has received acclaim balti belt or balti triangle . famous food brands originated in birmingham include typhoo tea, bird s custard, cadbury s chocolate , hp sauce.


there thriving independent , artisan food sector in birmingham, encompassing microbreweries 2 towers, , collective bakeries such loaf. recent years have seen these businesses increasingly showcased @ farmers markets, popular street food events , food festivals including birmingham independent food fair.








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