Outlet database

    Restaurants, bars, cafes and hotels in Birmingham: 11,000+

    Dashmote counts 11,000+ on-premise outlets in the Birmingham metro area, within 25 km of the centre (an outlet between two listed cities counts only for the nearer one); that is 4% of all outlets in the United Kingdom. Restaurants are a bigger part of the outlet mix in Birmingham than in Nottingham, the nearest metro area with its own page.

    11,000+
    on-premise outlets

    London has the most outlets in the United Kingdom

    Map: Birmingham and the other metro areas with a page in the United KingdomUnited Kingdom: London: rank 1 for outlets; Manchester: rank 2 for outlets; Birmingham: rank 3 for outlets; Leeds: rank 4 for outlets; Liverpool: rank 5 for outlets; Glasgow: rank 6 for outlets; Newcastle: rank 7 for outlets; Sheffield: rank 8 for outlets; Nottingham: rank 9 for outlets.London: rank 1 for outletsManchester: rank 2 for outletsBirmingham: rank 3 for outletsLeeds: rank 4 for outletsLiverpool: rank 5 for outletsGlasgow: rank 6 for outletsNewcastle: rank 7 for outletsSheffield: rank 8 for outletsNottingham: rank 9 for outlets
    • London
    • Manchester
    • Birmingham
    • Liverpool
    • Glasgow
    Highlighted: Birmingham. Dot size: outlets.
    4%
    of all outlets in the United Kingdom
    84%
    independent outlets
    44%
    listed on a delivery app

    What stands out in Birmingham

    • Birmingham is among the ten European metro areas on our map with the lowest share of independent outlets.
    • Birmingham is in the top third of metro areas on our map for outlets with 100+ public reviews.
    • Birmingham is in the top third of metro areas on our map for the share of bars and pubs in the outlet mix.

    Where Birmingham stands

    Birmingham ranks third for the number of outlets among metro areas in the United Kingdom

    Open on-premise outlets per metro area in United Kingdom, ranked

    Open on-premise outlets per metro area in United Kingdom9 metro areas: London: rank 1; Manchester: rank 2; Birmingham: rank 3; Leeds: rank 4; Liverpool: rank 5; Glasgow: rank 6; Newcastle: rank 7; Sheffield: rank 8; Nottingham: rank 9.London: rank 1Manchester: rank 2Birmingham: rank 3Leeds: rank 4Liverpool: rank 5Glasgow: rank 6Newcastle: rank 7Sheffield: rank 8Nottingham: rank 9

    By outlet type

    Outlet typeShare
    Restaurants37%
    Quick service and fast food27%
    Bars and pubs15%
    Cafes and coffee shops14%
    Hotels8%

    Birmingham has more quick service and fast food outlets than the United Kingdom as a whole

    Share of outlets by type, Birmingham (bar) against all of the United Kingdom (tick)

    Share of outlets by type: Birmingham against all of United Kingdom5 outlet types: Restaurants: 37% Birmingham, 32% United Kingdom, +5 pts; Quick service and fast food: 27% Birmingham, 20% United Kingdom, +7 pts; Bars and pubs: 15% Birmingham, 17% United Kingdom, −2 pts; Cafes and coffee shops: 14% Birmingham, 17% United Kingdom, −3 pts; Hotels: 8% Birmingham, 14% United Kingdom, −6 pts.Quick service and fast food: 27% Birmingham, 20% United Kingdom, +7 ptsRestaurants: 37% Birmingham, 32% United Kingdom, +5 ptsBars and pubs: 15% Birmingham, 17% United Kingdom, −2 ptsCafes and coffee shops: 14% Birmingham, 17% United Kingdom, −3 ptsHotels: 8% Birmingham, 14% United Kingdom, −6 pts

    Outlet profile

    MeasureBirminghamAll outlets in the United Kingdom
    Independent84%87%
    Listed on a delivery app44%32%
    Website listed60%66%
    100+ public reviews48%49%

    Sample from the list

    Four independent outlets in the Birmingham metro area from our list
    VenueCityTypeCategoryGoogle rating bandWebsitePhone
    Bacaba Indian KitchenOldburyRestaurantIndian restaurant4.0 to 4.4Website shownPhone shown
    Copper Fox GrillBirminghamRestaurantRestaurant4.0 to 4.4Website shownPhone shown
    China AromaTamworthQuick serviceChinese takeaway3.5 to 3.9Website shownPhone shown
    Redditch PizzaRedditchQuick servicePizza Takeout3.5 to 3.9Website shownPhone shown
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    What the numbers show

    Fast food is more prominent in Birmingham, where quick service makes up 27% of outlets, against 20% across the United Kingdom.

    Birmingham is the third largest metro area in the United Kingdom.

    Nottingham, 71 km away, is the nearest metro area in the United Kingdom with a page; the two fit one regional plan.

    How the numbers are defined

    How the shares are defined

    Working the Birmingham area

    Start with the groups

    Chains run more of the market in Birmingham than elsewhere; map which groups run which venues before the first call.

    Start from the delivery menus

    44% of outlets in Birmingham are on a delivery app, against 32% across the United Kingdom; their delivery menus show what they list before the first visit.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many restaurants and bars are there in Birmingham?

    11,000+ restaurants, cafes, quick-service outlets, bars and pubs, hotels excluded (4,300+ restaurants, 3,200+ quick-service and fast-food outlets, 1,700+ bars and pubs and 1,700+ cafes and coffee shops); with 900+ hotels, 11,000+ on-premise outlets in the Birmingham metro area.

    How common are restaurants in Birmingham?

    Restaurants are a bigger part of the outlet mix in Birmingham than in Nottingham, the nearest metro area with its own page. Restaurants are 37% of outlets in Birmingham.

    Are most outlets in Birmingham independent?

    Birmingham is among the ten European metro areas on our map with the lowest share of independent outlets. 84% of outlets in Birmingham are independent.

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