Originally Posted by Daz34

Are you a researcher for the Rough Guide To Birmingham or just living life to the full?

Originally Posted by brumdaisy

Daytime
Botanical Gardens
sealife centre
Treat her to a massage/treatment at Obession (Mailbox)
back to backs (National Trust inner city victorian life type thing supposed to be v good)
Aston Hall

try http://www.birmingham.org.uk/

Dinner
Bank (brindley place)
Jessicas - edgbaston
Rajdoot - Indian (St Pauls Sq)
Bucklemaker - best food in the world (St Pauls Sq)
Barton Arms - supurb thai (newtown - complete dump get a taxi for gawds sake but highly recommended)
le petit blanc (brindley place)

If you want something more casual for drinks and dinner but still civilised try the green rooms http://www.greenroomcafebar.co.uk/ or Bar estilo at mailbox - the best tapas in brum and the rioja is fabulous.

Drinks
all-bar-one brindley place
apres - summer row
bacchus - new street - nice and very unusual but its underground so you're not going to see much of a nice evening

Personally Id stay away from Broad Street, apart from the lounge, and whatever you do, dont go to Tin Tins (chinese) in brindley place

And wherever you eat, make sure you book - even on a sunday night

enjoy

Originally Posted by Scooby Soon!

PMSL


Why should I avoid TINs TINs chinese will I catch the lergy? (never heard of it BTW)

Originally Posted by Shark Man

Go to Henry's in St Pauls Square. Far better than Tin Tins.

Although on Sunday as they do Buffets which is a bit rank IMO (sorry I have high standards -waiters serves me the food, I'm not up for this help yourself rubbish ). But they'll still do stuff off the menu if you ask nicely (proper Cantonese grub...far superior to Chinese ).