Pasture – Birmingham
Fire-cooked steakhouse in the old Barclays building with grass-fed beef, wood-fired cooking, and weekend DJs.
Pasture – Birmingham
Pasture Birmingham occupies a striking seven-thousand square foot space in the former Barclays Bank building on Colmore Row, in the heart of Birmingham’s business district. The restaurant is a celebration of ‘Fire, Meat, and Music’, featuring theatrical open-fire cooking visible from the dining room, the UK’s largest glass-fronted dry-ageing fridge, and resident DJs playing house every Friday and Saturday from 20:00. They meticulously select and prepare dry-aged steaks in-house from local farms where all cattle are grass-fed, with standout dishes including the tomahawk steak, rib croquettes with mushroom ketchup, and seasonal seafood starters. The 180-seat main dining room is intimate despite its size, with seating for a further 45 at the bar; the lively, music-driven atmosphere suits celebrations and special occasions, though some guests find conversation challenging during DJ nights. Service is consistently praised as attentive and knowledgeable, with staff explaining cuts and preparations expertly.
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Do I need to book in advance, or can I just walk in?
Booking ahead is strongly recommended. Reservations can be made online via SevenRooms on the Pasture website. Walk-ins may be accommodated at the bar, which has seating for up to 45 people, but the 180-cover dining room fills up quickly, especially on weekends.
Is Pasture Birmingham suitable for children?
Pasture is primarily an upscale steakhouse with a lively, music-driven atmosphere and weekend DJs from 8 pm, it skews towards adult diners. Older children and teenagers who enjoy a buzzy restaurant environment would likely be fine, but it may not suit very young children, particularly later in the evening.
How busy does it get, and when is the best time to visit?
It is a popular and well-reviewed venue, and weekday lunches or early weekday evenings are generally quieter. Fridays and Saturdays get significantly busier once the DJ starts at 8 pm, and the atmosphere can get notably noisy, ideal if you want energy, less so if you prefer easy conversation.
Is there a dress code?
There is no strict dress code, but guests are asked not to wear fancy dress or overly casual attire. Smart casual is the safest and most fitting choice for this style of venue.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users or people with mobility needs?
Yes, Pasture Birmingham is fully accessible, with ramps both outside and inside the restaurant, as well as an easy-access toilet located near the front door.
How do I get there, and is parking available nearby?
The restaurant is very well connected by public transport, sitting within walking distance of Birmingham Snow Hill, Birmingham New Street, and several tram stops. Street parking on Colmore Row is limited, so using a nearby city-centre car park or public transport is the most practical option.
How much should I expect to spend per person?
Budget roughly £70-£120 per person, including food and drinks, this is a premium steakhouse and prices reflect the quality of grass-fed, locally sourced beef and the wood-fire cooking approach. Many reviewers feel the quality justifies the cost, particularly for a special occasion.
Business Info
- +44 7907 868498
- https://pasturerestaurant.com/locations/pasture-birmingham/
- 15 Colmore Row, Birmingham, B3 2BH
- Monday12:00 - 21:30
- Tuesday12:00 - 21:30
- Wednesday12:00 - 21:30
- Thursday12:00 - 21:30
- Friday12:00 - 22:00
- Saturday12:00 - 22:00
- Sunday12:00 - 20:30
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£70.00 → £120.00
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book in advance, or can I just walk in?
Booking ahead is strongly recommended. Reservations can be made online via SevenRooms on the Pasture website. Walk-ins may be accommodated at the bar, which has seating for up to 45 people, but the 180-cover dining room fills up quickly, especially on weekends.
Is Pasture Birmingham suitable for children?
Pasture is primarily an upscale steakhouse with a lively, music-driven atmosphere and weekend DJs from 8 pm, it skews towards adult diners. Older children and teenagers who enjoy a buzzy restaurant environment would likely be fine, but it may not suit very young children, particularly later in the evening.
How busy does it get, and when is the best time to visit?
It is a popular and well-reviewed venue, and weekday lunches or early weekday evenings are generally quieter. Fridays and Saturdays get significantly busier once the DJ starts at 8 pm, and the atmosphere can get notably noisy, ideal if you want energy, less so if you prefer easy conversation.
Is there a dress code?
There is no strict dress code, but guests are asked not to wear fancy dress or overly casual attire. Smart casual is the safest and most fitting choice for this style of venue.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users or people with mobility needs?
Yes, Pasture Birmingham is fully accessible, with ramps both outside and inside the restaurant, as well as an easy-access toilet located near the front door.
How do I get there, and is parking available nearby?
The restaurant is very well connected by public transport, sitting within walking distance of Birmingham Snow Hill, Birmingham New Street, and several tram stops. Street parking on Colmore Row is limited, so using a nearby city-centre car park or public transport is the most practical option.
How much should I expect to spend per person?
Budget roughly £70-£120 per person, including food and drinks, this is a premium steakhouse and prices reflect the quality of grass-fed, locally sourced beef and the wood-fire cooking approach. Many reviewers feel the quality justifies the cost, particularly for a special occasion.
