1000 Trades Jewellery Quarter
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Traditional English Breakfast at Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter ππ³
Luna CowanLuna Cowan
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Another good reason to visit the jewellery quarter, the bar is based in an old badge factory and theres a sack cloth coverage by the stairs covered in badges. The guys serve up a good selection of craft beers some exclusive to the pub. You need to book a table to enjoy their cuisine which is definitely worth doing. I revisited with my son so that he could purchase some mead, this is no longer possible as that franchise has relocated to the Great Western Arcade near to Snow Hill Railway station. The ambience is still good and fellow patrons said that the food is still excellent.
Dave JonesDave Jones
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We were really excited to visit 1000 trades as weβve read plenty of good reviews. On arrival there was no one to receive us and take us to a table. There was only one staff member behind the bar who advised we could just find a seat and order at the bar. We placed our order and found a table. The table was a little dirty and sticky, no salt and pepper on table. Our order arrived relatively quick, however no one came to check how the food was and we had to try and flag someone down as one of our orders was incorrect. The menu is also misleading, it says all large dishes are served with couscous on the side but that was not received. The staff member told us it only came with the rice or chips that are on the plate (so why does the menu say all plates come with couscous?! We were expecting this as an extra). The Zatar chicken was very tasty and crispy, and the chips were also good. The lamb koftas were very tasteless. The salad did not have any dressing. And the amount of bread provided with the dips too small for 3 dips and 2 people. Overall this experience left us disappointed and unlikely to return as the prices here are not cheap and the staff did not seem to care about customers.
TatTat
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Stopped off here as part of 'Treasure Hunt Birmingham' which took us up Frederick St. Absolutely my sort of vibe. Low lighting, cosy good draft and can beer selection and good natural wine list. The aroma of 'Trader Kitchen' at the back made me hungry. I will definitely be back to try some food soon. Host a ton of different nights here too, comedy etc. I visited early afternoon on a weekend and it was quiet. Usy but a nice vibe, I imagine it packs out later in the night.
JamesJames
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This is a cosy family friendly pub that serves delicious food. I had the beef Sunday roast and it was beautiful. Its a relatively small place with a wood burner and there are board games that you can play (had a couple of rounds of scrabble). The staff are very friendly and attentive. It can get really busy in the evenings as they put on lots of little events and Sundays can get busy too cos the food is top notch. Love coming to this place.
Siobhan WhelanSiobhan Whelan
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We called in for a drink this week and enjoyed a couple of pints. Friendly service, nice inside and a kitchen with rotating chefs and menus. They do hold music nights judging by the posters. Seating outside as well as in. I've only docked a star because the website menu doesn't include enough detail on their Sunday lunch options (my OH doesn't eat red meat). I did email to ask but waiting on a response. Will return and recommend you visit.
H WH W
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Nearby Attractions Of 1000 Trades Jewellery Quarter
National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Symphony Hall
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre & LEGO Store Birmingham
Hyatt Regency Birmingham
Birmingham Cathedral
Novotel Birmingham Centre
Library of Birmingham
Ikon Gallery
The Grand Hotel Birmingham

National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
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Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
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Symphony Hall
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LEGOLAND Discovery Centre & LEGO Store Birmingham
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Nearby Restaurants Of 1000 Trades Jewellery Quarter
Dishoom Birmingham
Turtle Bay Brindleyplace Birmingham
Pitcher & Piano Birmingham
The Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre, Birmingham
The Botanist Gas Street Basin
The Lost & Found Birmingham
Slug & Lettuce - Birmingham
Figure of Eight - JD Wetherspoon
Decorum Restaurant Birmingham
Tattu Birmingham

Dishoom Birmingham
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Turtle Bay Brindleyplace Birmingham
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Pitcher & Piano Birmingham
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The Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre, Birmingham
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Basic Info
Address
16 Frederick St, Birmingham B1 3HE, United Kingdom
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Phone
+44 121 233 2693
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Website
1000trades.org.uk
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4.5
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Bar & kitchen in old jewelry workshop celebrating craft in its dishes, produce and range of drinks.
attractions: National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Symphony Hall, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre & LEGO Store Birmingham, Hyatt Regency Birmingham, Birmingham Cathedral, Novotel Birmingham Centre, Library of Birmingham, Ikon Gallery, The Grand Hotel Birmingham, restaurants: Dishoom Birmingham, Turtle Bay Brindleyplace Birmingham, Pitcher & Piano Birmingham, The Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre, Birmingham, The Botanist Gas Street Basin, The Lost & Found Birmingham, Slug & Lettuce - Birmingham, Figure of Eight - JD Wetherspoon, Decorum Restaurant Birmingham, Tattu Birmingham
