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Turners

69 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, West Midlands, B17 9NS

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Turners, 69 High Street, Birmingham, West Midlands

Award-winning chef, Richard Turner, is at the helm of his eponymous restaurant in Harborne. The highly tuned kitchen produces a combination of classic French cuisine mixed with Oriental and Mediterranean flavours. The dark blue of the interior together with the quarry tiled floor and walls of glass bottles creates a chic and sophisticated atmosphere. There is a selection of menus including dishes such complex dishes as a breast of partridge, tortellini of confit leg, bacon Chantilly, Puy lentils and buttered cabbage or fillet of sea bream, aloo gobi, baby spinach, coconut foam and coriander salad. A carefully created wine list offers fine wines from the best international producers and provides several wines by the glass. Both indoor and outdoor dining is available.

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Information on Turners , 69 High Street , Harborne , Birmingham

Timings: Open: Daily 12:00-14:00, 18:30-21:30    
Closed:  24 Dec-4 Jan
General Info: Seating Capacity: 30
Wheel Chair Access:  Yes
Accreditation: AA Rosette, Michelin Star, Good Food Guide 6/10
Local Directions: Please contact us for directions.

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