This restaurant is managed by the same people behind Shere Khan's at Star City. Though the ambiance…read morehere is more upscale, the food falls short compared to their sister restaurant. The desserts, in particular, are disappointing--my tiramisu lacked depth and had a gross refrigerator taste. The service is average at best. It takes forever for anyone to take your order, and there is zero follow up throughout the meal. If you're looking for great social media pictures, Tipu Sultan fits the bill. However, for truly fresh food with complex flavors, Shere Khan's is where it's at.

Has to be one of the best in Birmingham parking is a little terrible so we had to park down the…read moreroad. Food is good great service.

Usually when I went around 5-6 pm, the place was empty. But that is fine for me. I did get a little…read moresuspicious if they were closing but they close at 23 pm everyday. And of course the service is great. Food is suberp. Went there 2 days in a row. Planning to make it 3. It is also cheap I forgot to say. Or reasonable price..

Excellent arabian food and a great customer service. If you love arabian food, this is the place to…read moretry out.

Absolutely delicious food! We were warmly greeted and had excellent service here…read more There is a large menu on the table so can seem overwhelming but you only need to look for your favorite protein or vegetable and then select the style of dish. We had lamb tikka and complementary poppadoms with chutney to start. Meat was tender and mildly flavorful. For the mains we enjoyed the Hairy Biker chicken special which was super smoky delicious. The okra / ladyfingers Balti style was full of flavor on top pilau rice. The garlic naan was a generous portion but if you have a large group go for the table naan. Gigantic! Prices were reasonable, under £30 for all this food. Enough for 2-3 people. Casual setting and quick service.

friendly staff and excellent food. We were a group of 9 walk in customers and the restaurant…read moreaccommodated us with ease. We'll worth giving this place a go, you won't be disappointe. we will definitely be back!

Today poor service due to only two staff. Was given a dirty…read moremug and was given back same dirty mug back by waiting staff member. Was given very tepid warm fish and chips which had no heat. My son washed mug by hot water and it came off Just not good enough for price paid. Six of us. Last time we came here I was impressed.This time a big fat zero. Not enough staff Just two staff what's that all about? We felt very sorry for person who was serving us.

The Elizabeth of York is a Wetherspoons... So you kinda know what you're getting really. It's not…read morefancy or clever, but there is still a certain charm in getting a gigantic meal and a pint for five pounds. We popped in on Saturday to grab a giant brekkie to set ourselves up for a busy day of trekking around town and chores. If you have had a breakfast in Wetherspoons before, you'll know that for around £5 you can consume nearly 1,500 calories in one sitting with lashings of beans, meats and toast. I always forget this branch of the popular pub chain exists! Moseley is filled with so many good independent pubs (the Fighting Cocks, The Bulls Head and, of course, the legendary Prince of Wales) that it's not somewhere I would choose to go on a night out. Saying that, again, you know what you're getting. The food is always passable, the drinks are cheap and the selection is pretty good. They've recently included a lineup of craft ales and gins, so you can at least find something you will like (and end up spending much less on a round than in some of the other pubs in the area). On a Saturday morning (at 9:30am) there were already what I assume to be the "regulars" sipping on an ale, but it wasn't too busy, noisy or raucous. The place was pretty clean and the service was quite fast. All in all, if you're looking for somewhere to grab a bite or a quick drink, you could do worse than popping in here. Not a destination for a night out though - maybe just a pre-drink before heading somewhere with more atmosphere.

A great spot in Moseley!…read more Cute pub with a Cuban theme, fantastic cocktails and really good food! The food is tapas style but the portions are generous, so if you're hungry 2 plates will probably be enough (or go with a group like me and try a bit of everything!) The food is kind of more like a Cuban-Spanish-Central American fusion, but it's still tasty. Highlights for me were the coconut chicken stew and cheese balls. They also make a mean mojito! Service incredibly friendly and attentive. Definitely check this place out during happy hour!

Cool Cuban-themed bar with sizzling live music…read more Absolutely heaving on a Saturday night, and with a charismatic (read, v handsome) lead singer along with his excellent Cuban-esque band, it's easy to see why the locals flock here. The cocktails looked scrumptious but they only serve those downstairs, so I didn't get to try them this time. If you're craving a little taste of Havana, this ain't a bad place to scratch that salsa itch. I'll be back for the pina coladas...

Stuff a wonderfu,l great place to eat. a great place yo bring your friends and family recommended…read moreThe Village very comfortable place to be.

Rude, bullying Gen Mgr & lax Supervisors. Booked table for Sunday Lunch, a day in advance via…read morephone. Supervisor noted down we are bringing a dog. Yet we are not dog owners - No bitches with me. Seated us outside of restaurant in bar. Not willing to change eventhough I explained I have an injury seating is uncomfortable. Instead Mgr came to our table accussing me of being rude. Humiliation of a paying guest - where is that in Customer Service Training? When took our mains order Supervisor who noted the booking (with mystery dog left me out!). At end I went to pay for our party of 6. Was about to pay served by a member of staff who looked like an adult at till. Gen Mgr pushed me away. No excuse me, sorry, she barked at me rudely."I don't want to talk to you". Shockingly rude! Have Chronic Pain, being touched pushed is painful. Kept interrupting my Convo staff member serving me. How was I to know she was underage, just the lovely young lady who took our order with a bottle of Champagne. If underage and don't want her interacting with customers why employ her to take orders of alcohol etc. I was tearful. Then cake cutting the Supervisor brought over the wrong cake! If they let me finish explaining during payment they would have known which cake not the specially made one for a 30th Birthday! My son was 21yrs old and had a small cheesecake. I drove in pain from Surrey to Brum to take my precious son out for a 21st B'day lunch. Met with such hostility for a Special Occasion. Village so obsessed by dogs make up fictitious pets for diners and when they try to explain, discuss, call them rude. Unprofessional I regret just paying up in full for this horrendous experience. This level of service would be subject to a discount. 223 pounds - needs a part goodwill refund. I am still low close to tears. Meant to be a happy occasion.

I decided to take a walk along the canal and find a place to have a pint and something to eat…read more after one loop, I ended up here at the canal house. It's small and cozy and was playing some great music. The menu was basic but was interesting. when I stepped up to order, I was told we're only serving pizza and chips tonight. Eith that said, I ordered a spicy meat pizza and a pint of cold beer. The pizza was exactly what you would expect at a pub, it was tasty, not too spicy, and cooked correctly. The service was good and helpful and I had no problem getting my pint refilled as needed. This is a great place to sit on an afternoon when the weather is nice and watch the people walk about in the area of the canal while enjoying your food and drink. I would return.

Omg!!!! The food was so good! I think I ate it in 8 minutes lol (greedy) or hungry lol. Anywho the…read morefood filled me up and the chef did his thang! The ambiance was nice and the service was great as well.

Don't sell Carling, grow up virgins Toilets are banging…read moretho, is just disturbingly spenny tho sad hours

The Plough made such a good impression on me I just had to go back. I love the area, the pub, and…read morethe menu. Apparently I'm not the only one who feels this way. Shortly after finding a table in the late morning the crowds came in. If you plan on coming with a large group I recommend calling ahead to get reservations. They were serving the breakfast/brunch menu during our seating. I opted for the bacon pancakes. The food is presented just beautifully like the perfect instagram photo. And it tastes just as good. If you are a tea drinker you must order a pot just for the cute factor. All teapots come out dressed in little tea cozys. I wonder if they sell them as they all look homemade. My only complaint is that the food came old on the cold side. Perhaps it was due to how crowded it was, but it was like the food had been sitting out for a while. Regardless it still tasted amazing. I think prices for the Plough are affordable. If you have an Independent Birmingham card you receive a discount so keep that in mind. They have a beer garden out back that must be wonderful on sunny days..if we ever get any. I really want to get back there for lunch or dinner. And maybe try a cocktail if they have any. If you're ever in Harborne try it out.

On Thursday night I headed over to Ponte Di Legno with two friends. We had all been before and the…read morequality food and bring your own bottle policy have always been a big draw. This time we were seated in the front half of the restaurant which is a little bright for my liking, but the restaurant was not overly full and had a pleasant atmosphere. Upon arrival we ordered a portion of bruchetta to nibble on while browsing the menu. Considering there were three of us, I was pleasantly surprised that one portion was large enough to keep us all going. This is definitely a starter to share as it would be too large for one. When eating at Italian restaurants I tend to avoid pasta dishes, simply because I usually find that they are quite small (and I have a big apetite). However, this time I was drawn to the Rigatoni Salmone e Granchio (pasta with salmon and crab meat in a slightly creamy tomato sauce). When the food came I was amazed to see that the portion was huge. The food was also piping hot, another novelty for most restaurants. We topped off the meal with a cheesy garlic pizza bread. Overall, the food was lovely and great value for money. By the end of the meal we were all full to capacity, and pleasantly tipsy, all for less than £20 a head

Went there one Tuesday night after hearing recommendations from a few locals. It is bring your own…read moredrink which was a big plus. We had recently come back from Italy when we went so had experienced authentic Italian food. We both agreed we would defiantly go back, my boyfriend had a pizza and I had a steak. They were both really good, I had the biscuit/ice cream desert which is one of the best deserts I've ever had. I would solely go back just to have it again. We had 3 courses each and paid about £60, it would have been about £50 if I hadn't had the steak but it was worth it and would highly recommend this restaurant.

The Fighting Cocks is a bit of a Moseley institution. I found myself meeting my parents here for a…read moreFriday evening drink this week. The bar area is a pretty modern space, but still making the most of the older features and design. The bar is well stocked, with a top selection of beers and spirits that the bar staff are more than happy to chat about. The prices here are pretty standard for the area, not the cheapest in Brum but definitely not shocking. I love the fact that dogs are allowed inside here. In the time it took me to finish my Bloody Mary, two dog owners came to the bar with their animals not far behind. It's pretty rare to see such a relaxed vibe towards animals in a pub like this, for me it all adds to the charm. Worth a visit!

This is one of my favourite pubs in Mosely, it's still back in the day with its decor but has been…read moreupdated in such a way that it's still got a modern vibe with its black painted ceiling and huge droplet chandeliers combined with the 1930's or 40's green glazed tiles on every wall. I'm not sure if they are original. Its one of those pubs where you can hang out and feel cosy on a cold day with a roast and a pint. I've not eaten here but the menu has some modern flavours and smaller plates. I do like the quirky female cubicle toilet doors decoupaged with old retro magazines and newspapers mixed with cut flowers. In the summer it's got a cool seating area outside.