Celebrate International Day of Birmingham in Southside
There’s no better way to celebrate Birmingham than with a taste of the city’s history, a few Brummie-inspired drinks and some seriously good local offers.
This International Day of Birmingham, businesses across Southside are joining the celebrations with a selection of special offers and nostalgic experiences. Whether you’re craving a taste of old-school Brum or fancy raising a glass to the city, there’s plenty to enjoy. The below offers will be available on Thursday 24 and Friday 25 September.
£1.50 chips and curry sauce at Mr Egg
Remember the legendary Mr Egg? To celebrate International Day of Birmingham, Mr Egg is bringing back a classic bargain: chips with curry sauce for just £1.50.
A little taste of nostalgia, paying tribute to the Mr Egg that became a favourite and a generation’s Birmingham memory.
Meet the “Brummy Mummy” at WashWorx
WashWorx is putting a Birmingham spin on cocktail hour with its limited-edition “Brummy Mummy” cocktail.
Created especially for International Day of Birmingham, it’s the perfect excuse to come along, enjoy a drink and celebrate what makes our city unique.
The Fox’s “Brummy Daddy Bomb” – £3.50
The Fox is giving its legendary shots collection a Birmingham makeover with the special “Brummy Daddy Bomb”, available for just £3.50.
Created especially for International Day of Birmingham and featuring a Mr Egg twist, it’s one for the true Brummies.
Eat like an emperor at Chung Ying – at 1981 prices
Celebrating 45 years in Birmingham alongside International Day of Birmingham, Chung Ying Restaurant is taking diners back to 1981 by bringing back its original prices.
Bring an original old photo, menu, receipt or piece of memorabilia connecting you to Chung Ying’s early years and you can enjoy dishes at 1981 prices – including Siu Mai for £1 and Sweet & Sour Pork for £2.50, alongside more nostalgic favourites.
Advance booking is essential. Limited portions and seating. Dine-in only. Memorabilia required per table.
Bring a piece of Brum to Dragon Gate
Dragon Gate Restaurant is inviting diners to share their own piece of Birmingham history.
Bring along an old photo of Birmingham to add to the restaurant’s community photo board and help build a collective snapshot of the city’s past.
As a thank you, you’ll receive a free side with your visit.
Raise a glass to Southside at Genting Casino
What better way to celebrate Southside than with a cocktail named after the neighbourhood itself?
Genting Casino is offering its special Southside cocktail for £7.50, available from 5pm on the day.
So, raise a glass to Southside, its community and the people who make the neighbourhood what it is.
Ready to celebrate? Head to Southside on Thursday 24 September and enjoy a taste of Birmingham’s past, present and future.