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    Celebz American Diner

    2.9 (15 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Celebz Hotdog meal
    Dave M.

    This is a fairly large diner with american style booths and high tables with swivel seats along the middle. Mostly red and white inside, it seems to be aimed at a student market. With Birmingham Children's Hospital outside and Aston Uni over the road it's no wonder it attracts that market. I ordered a Celebz Hotdog Meal and my friend's burger meal let him choose five items from a list to "create" his burger. The food was reasonable for the price. It looses two stars however.. When you walk through the door its not obvious if you need to grab a free table or wait to be seated. We were not given our drinks even though we had ordered a meal. The food turned up and I had to go to the counter to discover what had happened to the drinks. The guy came over and checked my receipts to prove we had actually ordered drinks. Just little customer service things like this that need some work and it would gain at least one of those stars back. For now its just A-OKAY.

    Samuel J.

    I have to say that I will review celebz based on one experience but I will go again to see if it was just a bad day. A group of us met at celebz and I have to say the place is cool, very well styled lots of seats and it really goes all out with the American diner theme in an incredibly tacky but awesome way. The booths are big and spacious and are able to sit groups of 6 easily. Ordering was a disaster with drinks taking 15-20 minutes (no alcohol is served) and them bringing me regular coke and not diet. They also didn't have milkshakes but couldn't really explain why which I thought was odd. The menu itself is good with a range of food and an awesome desert selection, but again service let them down with our group waiting 30 minutes for the first dish and the last one arriving at the table 30 minutes after that. Meaning that most had finished as others were starting. I also want to add the pancakes are actually crêpes which wasn't what I expected from an American diner when they had Crêpes on the menu separately. However what did arrive was very tasty and was well received. As I said at the start I will go back to check if it was just an off day, food and decor were amazing but service was terrible.

    So much choice!:)
    Caroline C.

    Oh my god. The service here is quite 'special'!! I was really looking forward to trying this place out as i'd heard good reports. The diner itself is really nice, bright and comfortable. However the service was terrible! We waited a good while for them to bring the drinks out, which came out individually (clearly they don't have trays) which was slightly odd (only soft drinks here, no alcohol). We were also a little disappointed that they weren't able to make any milkshakes though I'm not sure why. We ordered some nachos and curly fries to share, which were really tasty, so I was all geared up and really for the main event-the ice cream and pancake course! Oh dear, oh dear. Everything came out slowly and one at a time. They asked some of us 4 times what we had ordered! No one got any cutlery without asking and some people got knives and forks to eat their icecream with! -This was after having to ask again for the icecream that was meant to accompany a crepe and it came in polystyrene takeaway cup! I sent mine back as I'd asked for double pancakes, not crepes, as they are listed separately. The same thing came out again, so I said it wasn't what was described on the menu. I was rudely told that they were the same thing, to which I asked ' why are they listed separately then?' -my American friends agreed they are separate things! I was told by the waiter that I had got confused!! Also worth noting that crepe plus icecream is cheaper than a 'pancake'. So remember pay less and you get more guys!! That said the food was fine and as the service was so bad we all had a good laugh!! I would go back again, but only in a few months once i'd learnt the staff had all changed!! Maybe they should pay more attention to the customers in the restaurant rather than just the takeaway service!

    Burger pricing.
    Seth S.

    After our previous brunch plans fell through, Brittany A. and I ventured to Celebz American Diner in search of some good ole' American-style pancakes. What we encountered however, was an assault on the eyes, ears, and palate. Celebz is a new concept hatched in Birmingham last year, starting with their first location in Longbridge. That original location follows a Hollywood theme and features mid century modern replica vinyl & metal chairs that were common in the kitchens of the 1950's American nuclear family. This new City Centre location is at the end of Corporation Street opposite the Birmingham Children's Hospital. The interior is decorated in a hybrid New York City/Route 66 & Las Vegas theme. You'll find Elvis Presley, Times Square, and the oddly placed men's WC Sylvester Stallone. The dining area features red vinyl booths (some wrap-around), divided in the middle by a long high top table with stool-height seats. At first glance, it appears that they've nailed the theme with a well decorated interior. Upon further inspection though, there are strange inconsistencies. The booths at the windows are quite large, and the spacing for the table is too far apart from the seating. Cutlery and condiments are randomly placed. Some tables will have forks and knives and vinegar, while others only have ketchup and mustard bottles that are likely empty. During our visit, there were a number of families dining, and more arrived as time elapsed. How strange then, for the diner to be playing extremely loud modern American music. The music is very much in your face, to the point that it was actually difficult to order at the till. A matched music video (streamed from youtube it looks like) is shown from screens at the end of the dining room, which was partially malfunctioning during our visit. I expect music like this at a club or bar, but on a Sunday afternoon was unbearable, although none of the families seemed to bat an eye at Rihanna's 'B*tch better have my money'. When you walk in the door, it is unclear if this is a self-serve or full-service restaurant. We waited for a staff member to come out of the back and explain that we would need to seat ourselves and then order at the till. Choosing a seat was not easy since so many tables were still covered in dirty dishes from previous customers. I have to give credit to Celebz for their menu concept. There is a wide range of choices, starting with their burgers, and ranging from fried chicken to waffles, pancakes, and shakes. There are ten different burgers, including two vegetarian options of the breaded veggie burger or the breaded bean burger. Burgers range in price from £3.49 to £3.99, and for an average of £1.50 you can upgrade to a meal deal that includes fries and a drink. For £2 you can add a milkshake to your meal deal, or purchase one separately for £3.99, a price point in line with other eateries in City Centre. If I counted correctly, there are 44 total milkshake flavours to choose from, the vast majority of which include some type of candy bar. For my entree I chose the breaded veggie burger meal with fries and hot tea. There are 32 options of what you can add to your burger, and you can choose five for free. The toppings selection is a great value add for the diner, and includes standards like lettuce and also ventures into more unique items like pineapple or a hash brown. Brittany A. ordered a strawberry pancake and a side of curly fries. My hot tea came out first within several minutes. Our first food arrived twenty minutes later, which included my meal and only her fries. We would have to wait an additional 10 minutes for Brittany's 'pancakes' to make their showing. The veggie burger was quite good for a frozen-then fried patty that is very standard around here, recalling to mind what you'll find at places like Big John's or a Wetherspoon's pub. I added lettuce, cheese, gherkins, mushrooms, and chipotle mayo to the burger. The fries were more akin to mini chips than pommes frites, and lacked both flavour and seasoning. The curly fries however, were a real star of the meal, the flavours of this side captured perfectly. Brittany's 'pancakes' were another story, as they were actually thin, overpriced crepes with whipped cream and sprinkles. On one hand, I have to commend the owners of Celebz for a valiant effort. They have created a new and at least on paper, exciting concept born out of Birmingham and apparently a love for the classic American diner. It's a concept that seems to be attractive to students (discount) and families with children, and is a place for people to get away from an alcohol focused menu. On the other hand, Celebz needs help with execution. The theme and interior appointments need tweaking at this location. The food is either a great value or rip-off depending on the items. Some of the menu is delicious, while other attempts falter. This hit or miss reality makes exploring the Celebz menu not unlike walking through a minefield.

    Jenna J.

    The place has a cool, bright, colourful, very spacious, well presented and a nice concept of American dining theme. When we arrived, the place seems dead quiet and there was barely anybody there. There's a good selection of choice on the menu for both drinks, food and desserts. I picked a Ferrero Rocher ice cream, it took approximately 45 minuites or over to arrive from the time it had been ordered, by that time, the people around me had already eaten all their food by then so I had to rush through my dessert. I wasn't overall impressed with the standard of the service was very poor. Unfortunately I wont be in a rush to visit any time soon.

    Ferrero rocher milkshake! Heaven
    Rachel M.

    Amazing food, really reasonably priced (much cheaper than other American diners I've been to), they have a crazy good amount of desserts. It is heaven! And the interior is 50's even have a jukebox in the corner playing tracks. Very cool place, check it out x

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    Moochie B's - Sweets Treats and Milkshakes Galore!

    Moochie B's

    5.0(3 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    £

    Where do I begin....should it be with the apple crumble gelato, with actual apple crumble in it? Or…read moreshould it be with the fact on my first visit I got to sample 5 different flavours? There was a lot of excitement locally, awaiting the opening of Moochie B's and they have not dissapointed us. As a big fan of all things sugary, I knew this was somewhere I would have to visit, particularly as it's a 5 minute walk from where I work and the fact the interior is pink! Inside there's a kind of American Diner feel, which I love. The staff are extremely friendly and accommodating. Everyone who knows me knows that customer service is VERY important to me and again I was not dissapointed here. I also love the fact that this is a family run business. I heard on the grapevine that the manager/owner went to Italy to train to make gelato! Talking to him, it's clear he has a passion for it and was happy to discuss how the gelato was made and new flavours he was exploring. I asked about whether he would be doing diary free ice cream and was told that he was experimenting with this, but would also be offering sorbet at some point too. This made me VERY happy. The milkshakes seem particularly popular, but on my most recent visit, I had a fresh made waffle and gelato. Strawberries and cream come as standard, although I did not partake. The gelato was so creamy and full of flavour and the waffle was huge, so I was a very happy person.

    Great dessert place. I love the creativity , the cakes, gelatos and shakes are amazing. Staff are…read morepolite, the wait for waffles is annoying sometimes, but...they're sooooo worth it!!

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    Moochie B's - Gelato is the Motto!

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    Paradice Gelateria

    Paradice Gelateria

    3.5(13 reviews)
    3.0 mi
    £

    Staff aren't overly joyful, service was standard, a little slow but i suppose that shows that the…read morecrepes are made to order, so I would rather wait for something fresh. My friend tried the savoury chicken crepe which he said was a little tasteless and i would have liked it a little more crisp, there was also a pathetic rotten looking iceberg lettuce on the side which looked rather unpleasant and i didn't eat. But the contents of the crepe was nice. The shop is very very big, maybe even too big. There is a small kids play area which is good to stop small children running around the shop for fun! But it can be full of kids and mums which is annoying if you want some peace and quiet. It was fairly clean, but not to my standard of clean. We were given a knife, fork and spoon held together with damp napkins, which looked cheap and nasty. I had also ordered a beetroot smoothie and was repeatedly asked if i wanted it made with frozen yogurt or soft serve. I wasn't sure what soft serve was so i asked the waiter to explain himself and he just kept saying its soft serve. i had no idea what it was. Then my friend pointed out its like a Mr Whippy van style ice -cream. Why couldn't he just say that? So i chose frozen yogurt. The smoothie was nice but i would prefer to have it with our any frozen yogurt or soft serve. There is a lot of choice with savoury options, a small selection of cakes, lots of different toppings for the pancakes, crepes and waffles. Price wise i think its very expensive. We had 1 Crepe, a small black coffee and smoothie for £14.00. Even for Harborne that is slightly too high, especially when this is aimed more at parents with children. I would return if I got a craving but I wouldn't rush back. Overall what I had was nothing special.

    Now, this might surprise you - but I don't have the biggest sweet tooth in the world. Don't get me…read morewrong, I like a treat every now and then, but I don't get the sweats if I haven't eaten chocolate in a few hours or crave sugar every hour to keep me buzzing... However, I do have a dark secret and that is my ice cream addiction. I can't put a finger on when it started, but just the sight of ice cream makes me turn into a hyper child pulling on my dad's sleeve to persuade him to buy me a Feast or a Mr Whippy. As soon as I saw the first photos of Paradice being added to Yelp, that was it - I HAD to go. A trip to Harborne for work was planned and I knew a trip to the Gelateria had to be a part of the day. After doing some work in Boston Tea Party in the morning, an ice cream was just what the Doctor ordered after my massive lunch as an afternoon pick-me-up. The venue is just up from the Junction and has entrances on both sides (both Vivian and High Street) and is bright, airy and large. One side has a small children's soft play area (to keep the kids busy) and the other has a selection of booths and chairs for visiting groups. After a long look at the selection (which is rather generous to say the least), I opted to go for the (now) legendary "Hello Kitty" mixed with cola millions flavour in a medium tub (£3.40). The gelato is lovely. Light, fluffy and packed full of flavour - it dances on the palate (even when it's long gone). I didn't feel aggrieved at the price for two scoops at all (and if I had, had more of an appetite might have opted for 3). The staff were friendly and helpful from the moment I walked in. I was offered tasters of different flavours to try before I chose and you could sense that they love their jobs (which is important, especially in the service industry). I will definitely be back to try more of their selection. I believe their Ferrero Rocher flavour is already calling me...

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    Paradice Gelateria - Bounty and cinnamon coffee crunch gelato!

    Bounty and cinnamon coffee crunch gelato!

    Paradice Gelateria - Hello kitty and cola millions flavours!

    Hello kitty and cola millions flavours!

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    Mee-Cha - Looks so cool

    Mee-Cha

    4.1(11 reviews)
    0.5 miCity Core
    ££

    I've heard of bubble tea before and in honesty tried it from here before but being so excited yet…read moreinexperienced I probably picked a really bizarre combination. Lychee juice with tapioca balls - yay... The lychee juice was really nice but not with the pudding balls. This time around I went for black tea, cold with the tapioca balls (I'd heard those are the best ones) and I was happy with this combo - don't mess with the classics. The staff were friendly, the place clean and the menu extensive. Frozen yoghurt also available which sounds great in the summer. A point to make though is those tapioca balls are really really filling. I felt like I'd eaten a meal after I was done so maybe give them a miss if you've just eaten.

    I love meecha, I've been buying their drinks for past 12 months or more though I stress only few…read moretimes through that time! I've collected stamps on their loyalty card and had a free drink already! They have a great range of bubble teas, bubble coffees and the slush ones (which I haven't tried yet) as well as frozen yoghurt etc. Today I bought the Rose bubble coffee and had the tapioca pearls and coffee jelly. You can have drinks cold (with or without ice), warm or even hot. My drink was sweet but nice. You do need a spoon to get the tapioca and jelly out at the end... I think I need to perfect my suck action ha ha You can use your NUS card to get a discount and they do charge a fee if you pay by card.

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    Mee-Cha
    Mee-Cha
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    Red Lion Farm - Jaffa and pineapple and white chocolate

    Red Lion Farm

    5.0(2 reviews)
    24.1 mi
    £££

    This place, for my family, all started when a local pub stocked it for their puds, we already knew…read moreit was good when we discovered it was literally just down the road from one of my highschool friends. We'd ride our bikes here, using the ice creams as treats and calorie deficits, or come here to see the alpacas and come for lunch. The place is a little farm, caravan park, campsite, with rabbits, cattle, poultry, alpacas, goats you can feed, sheep, allsorts, and a little chalet where you can have your lunch, or buy farm shop type goodies. Lunch is pretty basic, a few choices of soups, sandwiches, salads, and the beauties that are Staffordshire oatcakes. But hell, I know that's not what you're after. You guys want the icecream don't you? Well, it's awesome, get yourself a big fat banana split, a sundae, cones, tube, to eat in, or you can purchase little cinema style single serving tubs, or treat yourself to varying litres, yes, litres. I'm personally always a fan of a banana split, as I can pretend I'm not being completely awful to my waistline, and you get to pick three flavours. My current absolute favourite is the Jaffa cake icecream, I described it to my other half, and he said its description was more unnecessarily arousing than the old marks and Spencer's ads. This isn't just any icecream, this is: tiramisu, Turkish delight, vanilla, blackcurrant, tutti fruity, bubblegum, chocolate, blackcurrant and licorice, ginger and lime, cappuccino, strawberry, dulce de leche, banana, banoffee, mint n choc, cherry, honeycomb, and so so much more thick, creamy, jersey cow deliciousness. Ps; there's also an owl sanctuary...

    This farm shop sells THE BEST ice cream I have ever had in my life!!! I would happily live in the…read moretea room and fill myself full of ice cream til I can no longer fit out of the door! There are loads of flavors, my favourites so far are raspberry swirl, humbug and honeycomb - yum yum yum! It's really cheap considering it is home made ice cream. You can buy it by the cone or in various sized tubs. Obviously the bigger tub you buy, the cheaper it works out per litre ( by the biggest!! He he ). There is a lovely field outside with picnic benches, perfect to drive, cycle or walk to. If coming from Stafford it is possible to get there on a cycle path, google it.

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    Red Lion Farm
    Red Lion Farm
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