After work food and cocktails. Definitely a bit of a funny one for covid restrictions, but because…read moreit still feels very big, you do feel nicely spaced out from people. I got their later than everyone else, so I missed out on the food, but everyone else was full and impressed. The cocktails were good- I would probably rank them as "definitely better than Wetherspoons, but not as good as a proper cocktail place" App for ordering worked well, and staff were nice enough.

One of only two salads in the world that I CRAVE - it's that good…read more I've been to Quinto Lounge twice now and both times chose the Big Lounge Salad as my entree. Both visits were on a Sunday during lunch and the food preparation was perfect. The Big Lounge salad boasts a delightful variety of flavors and textures. I really like the tarragon mustard seed vinaigrette as it brings a level of brightness to the vegetables and blends well with the creamy ripe avocado chunks. This past Sunday, I ordered the Sherbet Lemonade. At 2 quid something a glass, this beverage is spectacular and definitely worth the price tag. Think of it as dessert or nice virgin cocktail. The playful presentation and summery sweetness make it hard not to gulp the whole glass before the meal arrives. I really dig the decor in this place. It feels somewhat like a vintage 70s art lounge, with groovy wallpaper and large framed paintings covering the full length of the main wall. There is ample seating and comfortable chairs. Seating arrangements are nicely spaced to create privacy and patrons are welcomed to stay for an afternoon with board games and a mini-library. The lighting features are custom crafted from salvaged naval lanterns and the wall of windows facing the road provide a not-too-bright sunlit glow. This is a new go-to place for us!

Honestly the whole experience is un matched the service I received was second to non I would highly…read morerecommend to all my friends.

Cannot thank the guys at moon enough. Having realised I had lost my phone when I got home last…read morenight I was gutted and never thought I would see it again. I called round the few places I had visited this afternoon in the unlikely event the phone had been handed in. The manager had looked and found my phone and very honestly had said they had it and not only that, he was willing to send it back to me on recorded delivery the very next day! I love honestly and genuine people like this and cannot thank you enough.! On top of this the sheisha lounge is amazing, so cool with a great chilled vibe. The service was fantastic and so were all the staff will be back very very soon. Thank you again. Jen x

Went there to celebrate end of term party. was not sure what to expect since we've never been here…read morebefore. overall a fantastic atmosphere in the place and great service. The food was pretty good.

From the owner: Lè Mirage is proud to present our Shisha and Middle Eastern Restaurant Lounge. Passionate about…read moreShisha and great middle eastern food. We are dedicated to the perfection of both. We have a wide range of option to suit all tastes.  When it comes to our Shisha flavors, we settle for nothing but the best, guaranteed to be sourced directly from the producers.

With its distinctive fireplaces, stained-glass windows and decoration for which the medieval part…read moreof Westworld would pay handsomely, it always puts me in mind of the bar from which Paul Whitehouse does the "I'm afraid I was terribly drunk," bit. Don't worry, it's not full of old men on the lash, there is nothing but impeccable behaviour - not bad, considering the hours are 8am to midnight. It is set within a hotel, but it really is a venue unto itself, rather like Moor Hall's other, distinctly different bars and restaurants. It is located near to elegant restaurant The Oak Room, and although the decoration is as attractive, it is far less formal. A menu is available, but the appeal is a well-stocked bar and, if you're looking to sneak in a couple of shorts by the back door, a very English afternoon tea is also served. Another appeal is the outdoor seating. It's susceptible to poor weather, of course, and while the bar itself is attraction enough, I'm afraid it's really only half an experience without the chance to step outside. I would, however, rather be here, at my funny age, on a Friday night, than listening to someone debate a handball.

The Duke Inn sits almost hidden on a side street in Sutton Coldfield, away from the traffic and…read morecrowds of Gracechurch and the parade. At over 140 years old, it is one of the only traditional, non chain pubs left in the town. New landlords Kelly and Mike are bringing fresh energy to the pub, and a new coat of paint or two that is sorely needed to keep it up to modern standards. This includes switching out the previous cider (Strongbow) to Symonds, and rotating about five cask ales (cask marque awarded). Currently, a number of these include ales from Greene King. You can debate Greene King's beers all day, but it's none the less refreshing to walk into a traditional pub and not be immediately faced with a requisite Carling tap handle. The Duke Inn is split between a bar up front and a lounge in the back. The bar has two tellies, a darts board, fireplace, and walls covered in historical photos of the area. The lounge is cosier, and can be hired out for gatherings. They also feature the only pub garden in the center of Sutton Coldfield, currently a grassy yard with benches that will be further developed by the new owners in the spring. The Duke Inn is rolling out activities to get more people in the door, including their quiz night, held on Tuesdays at 8PM with a £2 per person entry fee. You'll find a lot of regulars that frequent the pub, but the atmosphere is still welcoming and homely. One of the few downsides is that the inn has no kitchen, which means no hot food! There are the standard bag of crisps and scratchings if needed, however. In keeping with an independent pub, the pint prices are generally more expensive than a Wetherspoons but cheaper than what you'll find on Broad Street. A pint of Abbot Ale and a pint of Cider will run you seven quid. If beer is not to your liking, there are other drink options behind the bar available. I am very much looking forward to seeing what 2016 has in store for the Duke Inn. The local community seems excited about the new changes, so hopefully their support will mean that the pub stays a relevant piece of Sutton history.

When the sun is shining get yourself down here!…read more The Duke is a lovely little pub, hidden just out of Sutton town centre. It may only be dinky but it makes up for it with a huge garden at its rear. I have spent a lot of summer days sipping on a crisp pint, doing the crossword and colouring my cheeks here. The pub itself belongs to the locals but they are willing to share it with you, dartboard and all. The main room contains the bar and there is a smaller side room, great for meeting up with friends and having a catch up. Keep an eye out for the hatch to order your drinks through, I always feel special getting served here. If you do venture out into the garden you may need some sun cream as the breeze is deceptive and you'll come out of here with a rosy nosey. No other pub in Sutton offers such a garden so grab your mates, an old football, your wallet (as the prices here are a bit of an eyebrow lifter) and let yourself have a great afternoon. It's a really good old-fashioned pub that has a real mix of regulars. The old fella by the door who has been sitting there for 20 years, a young couple with their two kids, some friends fancying a decent pint and then little old me. There's not many of these pubs around anymore so appreciate it whilst it's here...

I nipped into here to use the loo quickly which the lady at the bar said was okay. I would never of…read moreWalked into here otherwise. As I walked through I noticed this lounge was a pretty cool hangout for hotel guests but could also make a great pace for outside guests. They have great brightly coloured lighting that works well with the high end finish of the decor. Great seating options and a huge bar. The have a pool table which is FREE to play and also have sports or the news on TV. This place reminded me of hotels in shoreditch that have hip and trendy bars on their lower floors. Definaitly a place worth checking out again soon and hold fire on an update to this review.

1st time there. Popped in while passing for a beer or two. Tom was alone behind the bar. He greeted…read moreus very politely and was courteous. He explained what beers they make & what is what. We were guided by him in our choices & he was bang on. Tom was pleasant, polite and most helpful. We had no intentions of dinning but did share a Key lime pie that was to die for. The menu was not just pizza & burgers there are a lot of great healthier choices too all reasonably priced. The outside is amazing. Will we go again? YES!!! Only negative we found was there are no litter bins in the garden.

What a fantastic addition to Sutton! Seth S. and I had a friend visiting from the states and took…read morehim here for a tasty beer and meal. The decor is posh and welcoming, the interior is highlighted by reclaimed wood, Edison bulbs, industrial metal, mid century styled seating, and lots of books (which you're actually welcome to read while sipping a pint or 5). I ordered the ribs, which come with fries, slaw, and grilled corn on the cob. The meat was tender, fall off the bone, perfect. I would have liked just a little more BBQ sauce on the ribs though. I asked for an extra ramekin, which the wait staff kindly brought. The BBQ sauce is unique and makes use of bright orange rind and juice to punch up the flavor. The corn was seasoned just right. There is enough food on the "plate," a cutting board, for two to have a large meal. I ordered tea to drink to soothe my sore throat. Tea was served in the cutest little tea pot and was very tasty. I tried a sip of the stout. I will definitely be getting that next time. It was phenomenal! (If you go for just beer, I'd give that 5 stars). The stout had smooth chocolate notes and drank like a delicious cuppa cocoa.

I love the environment of this lounge. Nice variety of different seating. A variety of different…read morepeople drinks food and Shisha flavors. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. The owner and came to make sure I was enjoying my time. The music is good and but low enough for you to talk to your friends. I got the piña colada hookah flavor. That's the first time I've ever even heard of that flavor and it was amazing. I highly recommend this place.

This is my favourite shisha place in the whole of Birmingham and I regret not reviewing before…read moredespite having been so many times. The ambience and atmosphere is pitch perfect with the big open area, surrounded by leather seated cubicles. The manager is always very friendly and provide you with advice on what suits your taste. In my opinion, my usual order is always the Big Apple (Double Apple and Mint) with the ice base. They have 2 for £15 on Tuesday's so it provides you with more option to try other flavours. If your peckish, Arabesque also has a wide selection of hot foods and milkshakes that would delight your tastebuds. My usual order would be a shisha followed up with a pot of mint tea, always guaranteed to please with a group of friends. If you're looking for a place different to a bar or a club then this place is for you! Price ranges on avg £13 per shisha A regular here!

The food, service, and ambiance are 10/10. Best food we've ever had, so incredible vibey and…read moreamazing. Stop reading this review and go!!

The food is literally the best food any of us had EVER had!!! The service was INCREDIBLE!! They…read morewere so sweet and so kind. It's so cozy and eclectic and ACCESIBLE for wheelchairs!! STUNNINNNGGG!!!! Obsessed and will be back!