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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Tattu Birmingham.
Local know-how to help you travel smarter and make the most of every moment.
Ancient philosophy meets modern cuisine in Birmingham's most architecturally audacious Chinese restaurant.
Tattu Birmingham is a sophisticated modern Chinese restaurant housed in the historic basement of the Grand Hotel on Barwick Street. This 160-cover, split-level venue showcases contemporary Asian cuisine with an innovative design philosophy rooted in the ancient Chinese concept of Yin Yang. The lower level embodies 'Yin' with feminine finishes, hand-restored cherry blossom canopies, and granite walls creating waterfall effects, while the ground floor bar and dining areas represent 'Yang' with light, masculine aesthetics. Expect refined dim sum, distinctive flavours, and an impressive full bar in an opulent setting perfect for romantic dinners, business lunches, and celebrations.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Tattu Birmingham.
Local know-how to help you travel smarter and make the most of every moment.
Public Transport from Birmingham City Centre
From Birmingham New Street Station, take the Metro tram towards Wolverhampton or Dudley, alighting at Bullring Station (approximately 5 minutes). From there, Barwick Street is a 10-minute walk through the city centre towards the Jewellery Quarter. Alternatively, numerous bus routes serve the city centre; journey times typically range from 8–15 minutes depending on traffic and your starting point. Day tickets cost approximately £3.50–£5.00.
Taxi or Ride-Share Service
Taxis and ride-share services (Uber, Bolt) are readily available throughout Birmingham. Journey times from the city centre or New Street Station are typically 5–10 minutes depending on traffic conditions. Estimated fares range from £6–£12 for short city centre journeys. The restaurant's postcode (B3 2NT) should be used for navigation.
Driving and Parking
The restaurant is located on Barwick Street in the city centre. Street parking is extremely limited in this area; however, several multi-storey car parks are within 5–10 minutes' walk, including the Bullring Car Park and Martineau Galleries Car Park. Parking costs typically range from £2–£5 per hour depending on the facility and time of day. Validate your parking ticket with the restaurant if available.
Walking from Nearby Attractions
Barwick Street is centrally located within Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter and cultural district. The venue is approximately 10–15 minutes' walk from the Bullring shopping centre, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, and the city's main entertainment venues. The walk is straightforward through pedestrianised city centre streets.
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