Chez Jules

My Aunty and uncle always recommend Chez Jules to my family as they go once a month and until now we hadn't tried it. A few weeks ago we were in Birmingham sales shopping and we decided to give chez Jules a go and what we found was a nice cheap meal which was presented and tasted perfect and we will definitely visit again and this is why. First the address: Chez Jules. 5a Ethel Street, New Street, Birmingham, B2 4BG. Now getting here in my opinion is easy as it is right in the city centre of Birmingham so if you have come in on the train or bus or tram then you will be able to find Chez Jules easily. If you drive ...  Read the complete review

Before I start to write anything down, I better say that I worked in that place (on a part-time basis) for few months. But I will try to be as as possible… Let’s get back in time: I just arrived in Edinburgh and first thing in my mind after a place to stay is to get a job. The tip is to get to know people who will hopefully give you few restaurants to check out for vacancies. But I seem to meet the wrong persons every time…I was nicely advised to try “Chez Jules”. The pay is apparently very good so are the tips. I looked in the Yellow Pages to get the address and here I am in front of this very yellowish and reddish painted place. ...  Read the complete review

I visited the Edinburgh (31 Cockburn Street ) branch of Chez Jules last Christmas. I had been asked to arrange an evening out for my college class and tutors and was pleased to get a reservation there as it had been reccomended to me by a friend. The table we had been given was in a tiny cold corner next to an open door and the toilets. Which brings me to the smell, reminiscent of a Parisienne pissoire , we were not in Paris and it was not in the least atmosphere enhancing. Our meal was cold and served in bursts so that nobody was eating at the same time. The wine brought back to me the same memories induced by the smell from the toilets! DON'T ...  Read the complete review

There are two Chez Jules restaurants that I know of in Birmingham. One is on the stratford Road in Shirley and the other is just off New Street in the centre of town. I have been to both of them several times. I've always liked the Chez Jules in the centre of Birmingham as a relaxed place to have lunch when I am in town shopping. Because we don't shop in the centre oft own very often, when we do we tend to be there all day. I couldn't last all day on my feet shopping and so I insist that we eat somewhere. We stumbled on Chez Jules while looking for a futon shop just off New Street and they were advertising a three course meal at ...  Read the complete review