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Oodles n'Oodles

Oodles n’Oodles is a brand-new opening at Birmingham’s Star City that offers casual pan-Asian dining in a modern, open-plan environment. Noodles are cooked from scratch in the open kitchen and you can watch the action on the TV screens which are dotted around the venue. Panda prints on the wall provide the oriental flavour to complement a menu that encompasses plenty of rice and wet and fried nood ...more

Unit 1B - Star City - Birmingham City Centre - B7 5SB - 0871 962 5390

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Readers Choice

Enjoyed your last meal out? If so, write a restaurant recommendation on Sugarvine and we'll give you a £20 discount on your first case of wine purchased from Virgin Wines.

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Latest Recommendation

Wheatsheaf Inn, Shifnal

This is a great pub - quality cask, a good choice of lagers, ciders and some decent wines too. Not too expensive, friendly atmosphere. Traditional pub food served daily til 9pm. Quiz, live music, horse racing events etc. Highly recommended!

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Readers Choice

Every month we publish a list of the 10 most popular Birmingham & West Midlands restaurants on Sugarvine. These figures are based on searches by Sugarvine readers last month (previous month's results in brackets).

  1. (-) Sreepur - Sheldon
  2. (1) La Fibule - Moseley
  3. (2) Ponte Di Legno - Moseley
  4. (3) Sabai Sabai - Moseley
  5. (4) Shiraz - Edgbaston
  6. (5) Boathouse At Bracebridge - Sutton Coldfield
  7. (-) Old Speckled Hen - Sutton Coldfield
  8. (6) Spice Buffet - Yardley
  9. (-) Crystal Rivers - Birmingham City Centre
New on the Vine

On sugarvine.com you can view profiles, photos, menus, wine lists and details of special events for many of Birmingham's restaurants, bars and pubs.

Vito's, Knowle
Foresters Tavern, Burntwood
Dilshad, Wolverhampton
Hajee's Spices, Sparkhill
Lychee Garden, Edgbaston
Spice Buffet, Yardley
Thai Edge, Brindley Place
Shobha's, Star City
The Beeches Bar & Grill, Hampton-in-Arden
French Restaurant At The Belfry, Wishaw
Chung Ying Garden, Birmingham City Centre
Chung Ying Cantonese, Birmingham City Centre
Gian Carlo, Hall Green
Shalimar, West Bromwich
Spices Of India, Birmingham City Centre
La Bastille, Birmingham City Centre
Old Speckled Hen, Sutton Coldfield
Chapman Holmes, Outside Catering
Kolkata Lounge, Stirchley
Essence, Alcester
Etap Hotel, Birmingham International Airport
Royal Watan, Selly Park
Windmill Patisserie, Moseley
The Loft Lounge, Birmingham City Centre
Good Taste, Cookery School
The Punch Bowl, Lapworth
Around The World In 80 Dishes, Birmingham City Centre
Sabai Sabai, Moseley
Ego Mediterranean Restaurant, Kenilworth
Nata Cafe, Birmingham City Centre
The Oak, Hockley Heath
Malbec Restaurant, Stratford-upon-Avon
Ruby Cantonese Restaurant, Edgbaston
La Fibule, Moseley
Ponte Di Legno, Moseley
Itihaas, Birmingham City Centre
Gordon Blue, Birmingham City Centre
The Living Room, Birmingham City Centre
Garam Masala, Cannock
Pasta di Piazza, Birmingham City Centre
San Paolo Trattoria, Birmingham City Centre
Tin Tin, Brindley Place
Omar Khayam, Northfield
Hudson's Coffee House, Birmingham City Centre
Buonissimo, Harborne360 movie
Oodles n'Oodles, Star City
The Horseshoe, Hall Green
Kinnaree Thai Restaurant, The Mailbox360 movie
Caricom Caribbean Restaurant, Digbeth
Crystal Rivers, The Mailbox
Donya, Selly Oak
Henry Wong, Harborne
Hotel Du Vin, Birmingham City Centre
Rilys Indian Fusion, Redditch
Buffet Island, Erdington
Del Villaggio, Bullring
Ego Mediterranean Restaurant, Lichfield
Etap Hotel, Birmingham City Centre
Saint Caffe, Birmingham City Centre

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Paul Heathcote

One of the north's most high-profile chefs, Paul Heathcote opened his flagship Longridge Restaurant in 1990 and built it up to two-Michelin-star status. The Heathcotes group now extends to a dozen restaurants across Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Lancashire and Cheshire and includes his Olive Press chain of Italian restaurants and a flourishing outside catering business. Paul has teamed up with Sugarvine to answer your cookery questions:
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Dining Out In Wolverhampton

With Birmingham as a close neighbour you might expect Wolverhampton to struggle to create its own separate identity. But with its award-winning art gallery, popular theatre, high street shops and buzzing businesses, Wolverhampton is living up to its name as The Millennium City. By night, Wolverhampton is a haven for 25,000 revellers who head to the numerous clubs, pubs, and concert halls. Many of the venues have a late licence and the city's nig ...more

Restaurant Review

The Glass LoungeThe Glass Lounge

To enjoy a dinner of ostrich, zebra and springbok, you don’t have to be on safari in the African savannah. At the Glass Lounge, which opened in March ...more

The Gastrotourist

The GastrotouristDestination Restaurants

Some meals are worth a special journey. In The Gastrotourist we profile select destination restaurants from across the UK and beyond. This month:
Ynyshir Hall, Eglwysfach

The Rant

The Rant(Not So) Modern British

More or less every town in the UK now boasts a restaurant professing to offer ‘Modern British’ food. But very few are actually worth eating in ...more

Quick Bites

Taste of Birmingham takes place 9 – 12 July 2009 in Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham. Standard tickets are £10 in advance, £12 on the day. All children under 16 years have free entry. . .The Bull at Shocklach is hosting a Charity Ladies’ Lunch, in aid of Nightingale House and North West Air Ambulance, on Friday 19th June. . .On 3rd - 5th July War Memorial Park in Coventry will be hosting the 12th Godiva Festival, a three day event packed full of music and entertainment for all the family. . . Ego Restaurants are celebrating their 10th birthday. . .The finalists for the 2009 Craft Guild of Chefs Awards have been chosen and will now go on the roll call at the awards ceremony at the London Hilton Park Lane on June 1st. Click here for details. . .Mogo Grill & Juice is a brand new restaurant concept at Touchwood shopping centre in Solihull. It is a barbecue grill restaurant which takes inspiration from Africa and it will be serving a variety of grilled food that combines exotic flavours and spices. . .La Bastille on Corporation Street in Birmingham city centre has re-opened following its extensive and stylish refurbishment. . .Purnell's and Turners in Birmingham have both been awarded Michelin stars, as has La Becasse in Ludlow. . .Birmingham's Shimla Pinks moves to Five Ways. . .You can now keep up to date with all the latest news from sugarvine by becoming a fan on Facebook. . .One Ten now offers a members club with a roof top dining area, where you can enjoy food made onsite even their own ice cream. . .Check out the live music events schedule at Birmingham's Jam House.