Home > UK / Ireland Guide > Restaurant / Cafe National >

Red Peppers Restaurant (Birmingham)


 Red Peppers Restaurant (Birmingham) Restaurant / Cafe National

Red Peppers Restaurant (Birmingham)

 
Description: Address: 117 Wharfside Street / The Mailbox, Birmingham / B1 1RF / Telephone: 0121 643 4202

Newest Review: ... laid-back place in which to drink and eat afternoons away. The decor is full of warm colours - reds, yellows, oranges etc - with stained glass at the back creating a cosy atmosphere. The place is always packed to the rafters with young couples, families and friends meaning that it is always buzzing, full of chatter and laughter - just the way I like my restaurants! The food is eclectic - ... more

 ... there is a strong emphasis on Thai and Mexican influenced food - yet the pizza menu is distinctly Italian. The starters range from garlic bread with caramelised onions and pesto, to a small rack of baby back ribs. Chilli tempura prawns is also a firm favou...more

Read Reviews for Red Peppers Restaurant (Birmin...

chazzabelle
Premium Review Red Peppers Restaurant (Birmingham): Excellent food at reasonable prices (453 words)
by - written on 21/02/08 (Very useful, 101 readings)
Rating:

Red Peppers is a small chain of restaurants in the UK - I believe that there are around 3. The one in Birmingham is based in the prestigious Mailbox complex, right on the canal. I've always had a bit of an invested interest in this restaurant as my sister actually helped to design the place. It's also the first place I ever met my boyfriend's parents and so I do feel quite an attachment to it! The best time to visit Red Peppers is in the summer. They open the doors out, have lots of chairs and tables outside overlooking the canal and offer a relaxed and laid-back place in which to drink and eat afternoons away. The decor is full of warm colours - reds, ...  Read the complete review

 

Products similar to Red Peppers Restaurant (Birmin...

More products in Restaurant / Cafe National

Floating Coffee Company (Birmingham)
Great staff, wonderful hearty food, reasonable prices, the 'novelty' factor You may have to wait a while for a table to become available

Marsden Grotto Restaurant (South Shields)
Good grub in unusual surroundings very busy in the summer

Pin's Kitchen (Market Drayton, Shropshire)
Excellent food Odd décor!

The Blackhouse Grill (Chester)
Great Service, Great Menu, Great Wine Selections Can be costly for a 3 course meal

The 39 Steps Restaurant (Styal, Cheshire)
Sorry, I'm struggling. Tables too close together, rather expensive for what it is, a bit pretentious

The Swan at Lamport (Lamport, Northampton)
It's near It's overpriced and pretentious and they can't cook tuna

Godots Bistro (East London)
Pleasant atmosphere, well-cooked, genourous food Service was disappointing, lack of vegetarian mains

Dover Street Restaurant & Jazz Bar (Mayfair)
Good food and atmosphere Can be pricey

Blues Bar & Bistro (Soho)
Centrally located in Soho Poor service, cold food

L' Oasis Bar & Restaurant (Stepney)
Home cooked fresh food, pleasant atmosphere Drinks can be pricey, relaxed service not for everyone

Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
 
Red Peppers Restaurant (Birmingham)