ON a summer evening when the sun is shining and a band is performing an outdoor concert, Tin Tin’s position above Brindleyplace isn’t the most appealing of the restaurants in the area.Read
ON a summer evening when the sun is shining and a band is performing an outdoor concert, Tin Tin’s position above Brindleyplace isn’t the most appealing of the restaurants in the area.Read
FOR donkey’s years the Jewellery Quarter has been standing nervously on the threshold of trendiness, wondering whether to take that next step towards becoming an vibrant, urban village in which people gather to eat, drink and make merry.Read
OVERLOOKING a river that meanders through the countryside and with its own slowly-turning water wheel, there can be few pubs as attractive as the rambling, old Saxon Mill.Read
AMONG the many ways to have shown solidarity with the striking chalk-face operatives last Thursday, few can have been as pleasurable as eating Michelin-starred pork scratchings.Read
I'm ashamed to say that my knowledge of Thai Cuisine is pretty limited, in fact it's as limited as a microwave Thai Green Curry from Sainsbury's when my good lady is at work and I have to fend for myself.Read
STUCK in the middle of a one-way road system and housed in a former pub with an exterior that would win few design awards, Jee Jee’s Punjabi Bar and Grill isn’t exactly the sort of place that begs you to enter.Read
YEARS ago that bit of Corporation Street which joins Steelhouse Lane used to be a bustling sort of place, not least because of the much-missed Hawkins Cafe Bar with its laser show, dry ice, throbbing music and trendy revellers.Read
