Huge new food hall to open in the West Midlands this summer serving up all the best local eats
A huge new food hall that aims to be the biggest and best in the country will soon be flinging open its doors in the West Midlands.
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St Paul's Market will be based in Birmingham's diverse Jewellery Quarter and is set to open this summer with a mission to showcase all the best independent food vendors in the city.
The business is the brainchild of Independent Birmingham, Liverpool's stunning Baltic Market, and Thai street food vendor Buddha Belly.
Independent Birmingham announced that they have signed a 15 year lease on the huge building on Mary Ann Street, which will house the food and entertainment hub over two floors and have 500 seats.
The group hopes that their business will become a 'shining beacon' of Birmingham and champion its hidden foodie gems.
They announced the news in an Instagram post: "We’ve spent the last 11 years championing Birmingham’s vibrant independent scene and encouraging thousands of people to support local through our social media pages and newsletter, our IB App, and our hugely popular food festivals - creating an essential platform that has helped our independent scene to flourish. And now this is the next stage in our journey to celebrate Brum and showcase our city’s incredible indie scene.
"We want to create the best food hall in the UK - and we can’t wait to share our plans with you over the coming months."
The food hall will be a traditional chef-led business, featuring six independent kitchens and two bars serving locally brewed craft beers, cocktails, wines, spirits, non-alcoholic cocktails and soft drinks.
