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Café · Digbeth & Eastside
Café at The Warehouse, according to its website.
- 54-57 Allison Street, Digbeth & Eastside
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Where to eat and drink in Digbeth & Eastside
Food & drink
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Café · Digbeth & Eastside
Café at The Warehouse, according to its website.
Pub · Digbeth & Eastside
Community pub on Digbeth, near the markets.
Café · Digbeth & Eastside
Café at Moor Street station.
Board game café · Digbeth & Eastside
Board game café with food and drink.
Pub · Digbeth & Eastside
Pub run by Birmingham City University's students' union.
Lounge bar · Digbeth & Eastside
Lounge bar in Digbeth.
Pakistani restaurant · Digbeth & Eastside
Pakistani and British restaurant, according to its website.
Bar · Digbeth & Eastside
Bar in Digbeth.
Arcade bar · Digbeth & Eastside
Bar with retro arcade games.
Burger restaurant · Digbeth & Eastside
Burger restaurant in Digbeth.
Polish restaurant · Digbeth & Eastside
Polish restaurant in Digbeth.
Pub · Digbeth & Eastside
Pub on High Street Deritend, praised by Visit Birmingham for its bar snacks.
Pub and music venue · Digbeth & Eastside
Pub and music venue on High Street Digbeth.
Pub · Digbeth & Eastside
Pub by Eastside City Park and Curzon Street.
Falafel bar · Digbeth & Eastside
Falafel bar on Moat Lane, by the markets.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Conservation area of canalside factories and warehouses from the Industrial Revolution.
Free artist-run space showing experimental contemporary art.
Grade II listed Catholic church on Moor Street, once the New Meeting chapel of English Dissenters.
Birmingham
Victorian civic squares, two cathedrals and the Bullring around New Street station
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Workshops, small museums and a Georgian square in a working jewellery district
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Gas Street Basin, Centenary Square and the concert halls and canalside squares of Westside
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