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Mediterranean meze

Byzantium

Kings Heath
Bar and bistro

Fletchers Bar and Eatery

Kings Heath
Kings Heath Park
Public park with tea room and horticultural gardens

Kings Heath Park

Kings Heath
Brunch cafe and live music venue

Kitchen Garden Cafe

Kings Heath
Music Venue

The Hare and Hounds

Kings Heath · ££
Cocktail and music bar

The Juke

Kings Heath
The Lord Clifden
Gastropub

The Lord Clifden

Jewellery Quarter · ££
The Red Lion
Traditional Pub

The Red Lion

Kings Heath · £
Large community pub

The Station

Kings Heath
Articles7
The best wine bars in Birmingham
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The best wine bars in Birmingham

A wine shop in the Great Western Arcade with a tasting room downstairs, self-pour machines on Colmore Row, natural bottles on York Road in Kings Heath and a cellar in an old eye hospital on Church Street. Where to drink wine in Birmingham.

Live music venues in Birmingham, from the arena to the back room
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Live music venues in Birmingham, from the arena to the back room

An arena for 15,800, a 2,262-seat concert hall the Queen opened, the Town Hall where Elijah had its premiere and the Kings Heath pub where UB40 played their first gig. Birmingham's live music venues, biggest to smallest.

Kings Heath: a guide
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Kings Heath: a guide

Four miles south on the Alcester Road: a long High Street of bakers, butchers and cafes, the pub where UB40 played their first gig, an independent bookshop, a park with a horticultural school and a farmers' market on the first Saturday of the month.

Independent shops in Birmingham
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Independent shops in Birmingham

A route through Birmingham's best independent shopping: the Victorian Great Western Arcade, jewellers in the Quarter, vintage in the Rag Market and Red Brick Market, a bookshop in Kings Heath and the independents of Stirchley.

Moving to Birmingham: a guide to the neighbourhoods
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Moving to Birmingham: a guide to the neighbourhoods

The Quarter for flats and a five-minute walk to work, Moseley and Kings Heath for the new trains, Harborne for its High Street, Bournville for Cadbury's dry village and Stirchley for the co-ops. Where to live in Birmingham.

Birmingham markets: a guide
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Birmingham markets: a guide

Three markets side by side on Edgbaston Street, trading near the same spot since a charter of 1154: fish indoors, fruit and veg outside, fabric and vintage in the Rag Market. Plus the monthly farmers' markets in Kings Heath and Moseley, and Red Brick Market in Digbeth.

The best Sunday roasts in Birmingham
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The best Sunday roasts in Birmingham

Sirloin served pink on Harborne High Street, porchetta in a Victorian building on Harborne Road, roasts until they sell out in Kings Heath and a family-run craft beer bar on Constitution Hill. Birmingham's Sunday roasts, with prices.