Independent Restaurants and Cafes in Moseley, Birmingham

Moseley is a village about two miles south of Birmingham city centre. Its restaurants and cafes are packed around the crossroads where Alcester Road meets St Mary’s Row and Woodbridge Road, so you can walk between most of them in a few minutes. This guide covers the independent restaurants and cafes in Moseley listed on NearbyYou. Every one is locally owned.

Restaurants in Moseley

For a village, Moseley covers a lot of the world.

• Kabuli, 120 Alcester Road. An Afghan restaurant with more than 1,800 Google reviews.
• Satori, 2c St Mary’s Row. A Japanese restaurant.
• Palmyra, 13 St Mary’s Row. Syrian and Lebanese food.
• Tehran Restaurant, 103 Alcester Road. Persian food.
• La Fibule, 31 Woodbridge Road. A Moroccan restaurant.
• Ponte Di Legno, 44 Woodbridge Road, and Sapore Italiano, 38 St Mary’s Row. Two Italian restaurants.
• Dough and Fire, 4 Woodbridge Road. Pizza.
• Grounded Kitchen, 119 to 121 Alcester Road. Korean food.
• La Plancha, 113 Alcester Road, and OUD, 2 Woodbridge Road.
• The Dark Horse, 145 Alcester Road. A bar and grill.
• Sultan Shawarma and Grill, 178A Alcester Road. Shawarma and grills.

Cafes and brunch in Moseley

• Elysiaan Cafe and Brunch Boutique, 36 St Mary’s Row. A brunch cafe with more than 1,100 Google reviews.
• Java Roastery, 115 to 117 Alcester Road.
• Trine Beans Cafe, 632 Yardley Wood Road. A coffee shop on the Yardley Wood side of Moseley.

Barbers and salons

The same few streets hold Moseley’s independent barbers and salons.

• Barbers: Balla Barbers (7 St Mary’s Row), Fris-or Barbershop (136 Alcester Road), Scissors Hands (38 Woodbridge Road) and Village Barbers (Caroline Place, 20 Woodbridge Road).
• Hairdressers: Aiden McDonnell Hairdressing (56 St Mary’s Row).
• Nail and beauty: Moseley Haven (3 St Mary’s Row), Moseley Nail and Beauty (11 St Mary’s Row), Beausthetic Hair and Beauty (46 St Mary’s Row) and American Nails (3a Woodbridge Road).

All of them are on the Moseley page with maps and opening times.

How to choose

If you want a long dinner, the restaurants on St Mary’s Row and Woodbridge Road are the place to start. For a quicker bite, Alcester Road has shawarma, pizza and Korean food within a few doors. For brunch, Elysiaan and Java Roastery are both on the main crossroads.

Planning your visit

Moseley is busiest on Friday and Saturday evenings, so it is worth booking the smaller restaurants. Opening times change, so check each business on NearbyYou before you go.

See every independent in Moseley, with maps and opening times, on the Moseley page. Kings Heath is a short walk south, and its independents are on the Kings Heath page.

Own an independent business in Moseley? List it on NearbyYou.