Halal Food Near the Bullring

Shopping at the Bullring and looking for halal food nearby? These five places are all in the city centre, a short walk away. Hours and ratings come from our directory listings (last verified July 2026) and can change, so check ahead.

• Vietnamese Street Kitchen — directly adjacent to the Bullring, near St Martin's Church. Pho and bao buns, ★ 4.6 from 2,273 Google reviews. Open daily, typically 12pm to 10pm.
• House of Chaii — breakfast, brunch and karak chai, a few minutes' walk from the Bullring. No alcohol, ★ 4.6 from 185 reviews. Open daily 8am to 4pm.
• Damascena Coffee House — Arabic coffee, mezze and baklava, a short walk toward Colmore Row. No alcohol, ★ 4.5 from 3,277 reviews. Mon–Thu 9am–9pm, Fri–Sat till 10pm, Sun 10am–6pm.
• Dishoom Birmingham — overlooking Chamberlain Square, worth booking ahead, ★ 4.8 from 10,678 reviews. Halal-friendly rather than fully halal: it serves alcohol and pork products, so read our Is It Halal? verdict first.
• BRGR BOX — quick, affordable burgers and shawarma near the Mailbox, ★ 4.8 from 380 reviews. Open late, especially Fridays and Saturdays.

Halal breakfast near the Bullring

For a morning stop, House of Chaii and Damascena are your closest options. Our halal breakfast guide covers every breakfast and brunch spot in the city, and our city centre guide has more on where to eat nearby.

Where to pray near the Bullring

The Birmingham City Centre Islamic Hub on Edmund Street is a small prayer space near the Bullring and Art Gallery. It opens around each prayer rather than all day, so check today's Birmingham prayer times before you go.

Frequently asked questions

What halal food is closest to the Bullring?

Vietnamese Street Kitchen is directly adjacent to the Bullring, near St Martin's Church. House of Chaii is a few minutes' walk away, and Damascena Coffee House is a short walk toward Colmore Row.

Is Dishoom Birmingham halal?

Dishoom is halal-friendly rather than fully halal. Its lamb, chicken and turkey come from halal-certified suppliers (certificates available on request, animals stunned), but the restaurant serves alcohol and pork products in the same kitchen. See our Is It Halal? guide to big-name restaurants before you decide.

Where can I pray near the Bullring?

The Birmingham City Centre Islamic Hub, 104 Edmund Street, is a small prayer space near the Bullring and Art Gallery. It opens around each prayer rather than all day, so check times first.

Where can I get halal breakfast near the Bullring?

House of Chaii serves street-food style breakfasts and karak chai, and Damascena Coffee House is open from 9am Monday to Saturday. See our halal breakfast guide for more.

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