Best Sunday Lunch Spots in Birmingham this Easter

Easter is fast approaching, so we're going to run you through our top picks for your Sunday Lunch to ensure you have an egg-stra special celebration!

Hang up the apron and exit the kitchen as you prepare to delve into the most mouth-watering roast dinners, minus the mess.

Aria Restaurant at Hyatt Birmingham

2 Bridge St, Birmingham B1 2JZ

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Hyatt recently invited us to their beautiful Aria Restaurant to try out the new and improved Sunday Brunch, which includes a fantastic live carving station.

Set under a glass atrium roof, Aria embodies an English garden with elegant décor – the perfect location to enjoy a beautiful buffet-style brunch. In addition to the carving station, there's everything from pasta, pizza and even a waffle station for those with a sweet tooth!

Celebrate Easter in style for £45pp, or £65pp with 2 hours free flow of house wines, spirits and beers. Book here.

Purecraft Bar and Kitchen

30 Waterloo Street, Birmingham, West Midlands

Next up is Purecraft Bar and Kitchen, located in Birmingham City Centre. Purecraft sources only the finest local ingredients, creating the highest quality dishes for you to enjoy. 

Head Chef Stuart Langdell has learned from some of the best Michelin-star restaurants. He's created an exciting menu of delicious, honest food that's guaranteed to go down a treat this Easter.

Their traditional roast beef is a must-try!

The Sun On The Hill

23 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham B2 5QP

If you fancy taking your family somewhere with a buzz this Easter, The Sun On The Hill has that perfect atmosphere. There are a variety of meats to choose from for your roast including beef, pork and chicken. 

They also offer a veggie option of a Nut Roast served with vegetarian gravy, so no one has to miss out on the deliciousness!

Snatch up their special offer – two roasts and a bottle of house red or white wine for only £30!

Bar + Block Steakhouse Birmingham

3-6 Waterloo St, Birmingham B2 5PG

A meat-specialist restaurant located in Birmingham City Centre, Bar & Block offer a Sunday Roast made with Aberdeen Angus 30-day aged Sirloin.

Roasted until tender and pink, the joint is packed full of flavour and just melts in your mouth.

Though the meat might be the main attraction, what would a good roast be without all the trimmings? Maybe their oozy Cauliflower Cheese or crisp golden Honey Roasted Parsnips will tempt you...

The Botanist

House 14, Cheltenham, 16 Temple St, Birmingham B2 5BG

The Botanist’s Sunday Roast menu is truly second to none. Their Pot Roast Lamb Shoulder, served with yorkshire puddings and mint sauce, is a no-brainer for you and your family this Easter. 

For the vegans, the Celeriac, Mushroom and Pearl Barley Wellington is a yummy alternative that will get your taste buds tingling!

Mini roast dinners are also offered for the little ones to enjoy, making it a special Easter for everyone.

The Canal House Bar & Restaurant

12 Bridge St, Birmingham B1 2JR

Like the idea of spending your Easter in a country-style tavern offering elevated British fare, live music & canal views?

Get yourself down to The Canal House in Brindleyplace for a hearty roast, served alongside a reduced À La Carte menu. 

Celebrate by adding bottomless drinks for an additional £15 per person with a choice of spritz, Prosecco or their house pint!

The Rolling Mill

25 Hall St, Birmingham B18 6BS

Located in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, The Rolling Mill offers a friendly, warm atmosphere, serving exceptional quality food without the formality.

Their food, based on traditional British and European comforts, is served straight from oven to table, creating a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere. 

The selection of 35-day Dry Aged Sirloin, Roast Leg of Lamb, Slow-roast Pork Belly and Roast Vegetable Wellington will have everyone smiling this Easter.

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