Bombay Birmingham Breakfast at Dishoom plus optional walk

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Saturday 05 July 09:30

From £2.50

Listed by Spice West Midlands

Overview

Let's Spice things up a little and enjoy an Indian breakfast straight from the cafes of Bombay. Think traditional eggs, but with chilli and coriander, and bacon or sausages served in freshly baked Naan Breads! They also offer House Granola, fruits and yoghurts and not forgetting the best Masala Beans you've ever tasted! After breakfast you have the option to walk some of those calories off on our 4-5 mile Canal Heritage Walk.

At Dishoom, the breakfast menu is extensive but if you're struggling with where to start, why not try the Chef's Favourite: Chloe Puri Halwa - Chole (chickpeas), halwa (sweet semolina), pickles (which are pickles) and one giant, crackled, puffy puri. Satisfying and perfect with a cup of house chai.

Dishes suitable for vegan diets and gluten and dairy-intolerances are available if required.

Dishoom Birmingham pays homage to Bombay's Swadeshi Market. Bombay, like Birmingham, is a city of a thousand trades. Through its markets and manufacturers, craftsmen and commerce, India forged a proud new identity built on the principle of Swadeshi (self-reliance), and gained its independence. Through the story, design and artwork of this café, Dishoom pay homage to all who laboured for India’s freedom.

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Includes

  • Breakfast meal (paid for on the day)
  • Spice host.

Extras

  • Option to add on the Canal Heritage Walk after our breakfast
  • Simply choose your food options closer to the time and we will adjust your booking price accordingly

Following feedback from our first breakfast at Dishoom in March 25, it was suggested that a Spice walk could be a nice addition to the day. We agreed it was a great idea and Richard has come up with a 4-5 mile Canal Heritage Walk with optional Bombay Breakfast, which can be booked separately. The walk is fairly flat and easy yet also full of history with lots to see.

If you'd prefer to just do the breakfast, or just do the walk that is fine, but both are available for those that want.

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Location & Itinerary

Food & Meals

Dishoom only use bacon supplied by Ramsay of Carluke. Their pork sausages are from Maynard’s Farm and their vegan sausages are from Symplicity. All egg dishes are made with St Ewe Free Range Eggs.

Here is a link to the Dishoom Breakfast Menu for you to look over in advance.

We will be ordering and paying for our choices on the day.

Is this for me?

Food will be 'dishoomed' to your table as it is prepared so is unlikely to all come out at the same time.

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Getting There

Dishoom is in Birmingham City Centre about 10 minute walk from New Street Station or Moor Street link, behind the Town Hall. Also easily served by the buses. Public car parks are also available.

Availability & Pricing

TypePrice
Member£2.50Available
Guest£4.50Available

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One Chamberlain Square, Birmingham, West Midlands, B3 3AX
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Member feedback from our Bombay Birmingham Breakfast in March 25

  • Chris did a fab job VC'ing as always. Dishoom was lovely. I think the event was well hosted, the food good and quite unique and reasonable value. I'd consider doing it again for sure.
  • As a stand alone event it was enjoyable, and I would definitely do it again. It’s a bit of a niche event so difficult to say whether value for money, but the food was excellent, the staff were attentive and I was pleased that I’d gone for an Indian breakfast rather than a more traditional bacon and sausage with a twist.
  • I would certainly recommend Dishoom for breakfast. It is excellent. Should definitely be on the repeats. 
  • Not knowing what to have I went for the suggested "Chefs Recommendation" in the write up. It wasn't for me, being of a spicy nature. I don't think I'd repeat it on the grounds meal events are not for me, but it was good to have a morning event, rather than evening one to try one. I'm sure it would suit other people better, who like Indian food. 
  • The Breakfast at Dishoom was value for money. We had a nice time but only three or four people introduced themselves. We were made to feel welcome and yes I would book this type of event again. We even went to a pub after breakfast so most people made an effort. I'm not sure how the event could be improved.

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