Nothing says Sunday quite like a roast dinner. Meat, crispy roast potatoes, lashings of gravy, Yorkshire puds – what’s not to love? And with a host of fantastic places across the city, you’ll be left spoilt for choice on where to dine if you don’t fancy cooking at home.

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Tattu | Barwick Street

Visit Tattu for a captivating twist on traditional Sunday fayre with the “Imperial Sunday Roast”. Indulge in a thoughtfully curated trio of dishes that redefine the Sunday dining experience including, Aromatic Roast Duck, Chinese Barbecue Chicken and Char Siu Iberico Pork, complemented by an array of sides and delightful desserts. View the menu here and to make a booking click here

Bacchus Bar | Burlington Arcade

Expect home-cooked and flavoursome vegetables like crispy roast potatoes, honey-glazed parsnips, roasted carrots, steamed greens, crunchy Yorkshire Puddings and rich gravy. Their Sunday roast dinners are freshly prepared, helping you to create the perfect pub roast, whilst immersing yourselves in this warm and unique subterranean venue. Take a look here

The Old Crown | Digbeth

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As the oldest pub in the city, The Old Crown has had plenty of time to master making the very best Sunday roast. With an entire menu, you can choose from gammon, turkey or a duo of beef, complete with all the trimmings. There is also a great range of veggie options and plenty of craft ales, beers, wines and soft drinks to wash your meal down with. Click here to view the menu in full and book a table.

The Physician | Edgbaston

Formally the British Medical Institute, The Physician used to house the vast ‘Sampson Gamgee Library for the History of Medicine’. The building oozes historical grandeur and boasts a huge reclaimed wooden bar, big enough for a 50 strong wine list; enough choice to match their quite extensive Sunday lunch menu, which includes everything the Sunday lunch connoisseur could truly wish for. View the Sunday menu

Baked in Brick Sunday Lunch Pop-Up | Custard Factory

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While Baked in Brick is probably best known for serving up some seriously good award-winning street food, but it also does one heck of a mouthwatering Sunday roast. Options include 35 day dry aged beef topside, smoked pork belly and apple sauce, pan roast hake and a veggie dish, all served with a tasty range of sides. And if you have room, there’s a really good range of indulgent puds on offer.  Keep an eye on our Instagram here for Sunday Lunch pop-ups View the venue in full here.

The Mount Pub | Henley in Arden

The Mount Pub is Michelin Star Chef Glynn Purnell’s more relaxed dining spot. Situated on the High Street of medieval Warwickshire market town of Henley in Arden offering simple, innovative dishes, freshly prepared from local produce. Alongside à la carte options, The Mount Pub has a Sunday Lunch menu that is filled with indulgent choices. If you want to go down the traditional route, you can’t go wrong with the slow-cooked roast beef (old school) served with all the trimmings. Explore the menu here.