The Rectory in Birmingham

I finally find an amazing place to have a full meal with quality!The food it was just amazing and the desert!!!!!!!! So, good that I dont even have the right word! Very well done!The place was not full of people, what gaves you space and the time to relax, exactly what I like when I go out for a meal.The staff was very friendly.I truly recommend !

Visited on a works trip. Very nicely done out place. Visited on a Tuesday so we were the only people there but would think its buzzing on a weekend

A little disappointed... Having eaten here a couple of times before, we returned for my sister's birthday. Although we arrived early we were shown directly to our table - one of the snug booths inside. We had a hot toddy each - mine was a whisky and ginger wine which had an orange slice and cinnamon stick adding some extra flavour - lovely, and exactly what you need on a cold winter evening! However, as the evening went on we found the food, although delicious, wasn't very hot - the plates were cold too, which didn't help. The eating area itself was also pretty cold - luckily we had all brought scarves... The ladies loo was also less than inviting.Maria was friendly and helpful when asked about the menu. A little disappointed that the service charge was included on the menu - I would have preferred to show our appreciation to Maria and apart from that, what would we have done if the service had been terrible?!

sadly, not the best experienced. prices of food do not match the quality - chicken burger with fries costs £13.50 - quality was so bad of it though - barely any chicken in that burger, it came cold. Also I waited for it for ages (while the restaurant was empty).I asked for a water for the table - I obviously meant tap water and what I got was a bottle (already open) that I couldnt figure out whether it was tap or one I have to pay for. At the end I was charged for it.I had a burger with 2 beers and paid nearly £30 for it ??? Way too much for the quality and for the location.

Tbh I was a bit drunk when I got here but the food was great, and the waiter who served us was very nice. I didn't catch her name, but very good service.

Service was slow and took 30 mins to take our order and a further 45 minutes for food to arrive to add to this the food turned up cold and wrong which left us with no option to sent it back as we only had 15 minutes to eat and get to our next destination. The portions we small compared to the price not worth the money.

Really nice place. I just have a Guinness but most of the tables were booked for the dining. Probably will give a shot next time in Birmingham

The classy Rectory pub is an establishment in St. Paul’s square. It has been serving quality craft beers to generations of customers. I’ve never had the pleasure of eating here. I’m happy to say, after my visit, I am chuffed with the experience.It is 21st century, COVID sensitive culinary experience. The customer downloads an app, allowing them to choose food and pay for it. Once paid for on the app, all you have to do is patiently wait.The food selection is humble, but a familiar pub affair with modern twists. The standout dish for me was the duck and pork sausage roll. It was a perfect combination of light puff pastry, meat and sauce. It looked beautiful too. Each dish was prepared to a high quality and tasted superb.The serving staff were humble and helpful. The back yard, outdoor seating area is enclosed, stacked with garden brollies and out of the wind. Just bring a puffer jacket in case the British weather does something unusual.

Where do I begin... Over an hour and a half wait for drinks. Zero communication from staff, no explanation for the wait. Food order cancelled when table was booked for 'dinner'. Multiple tables around us walked out after waiting so long. Pint arrived with no apology from staff and for a premium lager, it was abysmal. Will not be returning.

Really nice staff, cosy place right next to the St Paul's Church. Went for an early diner on a Tuesday evening and ordered a veg meal (butternut, brie and beetroot pie with new potatoes and Mediterranean veg) and it was delicious! Came on a warm plate and was tasty and delicate. Also had a lovely organic ginger beer (non alcoholic). They don't use plastic straw but paper ones. Highly recommend this place!