Much-loved Birmingham restaurant Indian Cafe Racer has officially opened a brand-new location in the city.

The renowned Indian spot, which began life behind a curtain in The Wellington Hotel & Pub on Bristol Street before moving into its own premises due to huge demand last year, has now joined the lineup at Saint Paul’s Market.

Operating out of the popular Jewellery Quarter food hall, guests can expect a menu featuring Indian small plates, slow-cooked curries, fragrant rices, naans, sides, plus exclusive dishes cooked over fire on the robata grill.

Joining Indian Cafe Racer as newcomers to the venue is another Birmingham favourite in Original Patty Men. For more than 10 years, OPM has built a loyal following for serving some of the best burgers in the city. Their opening menu features signatures such as the Classic Cheeseburger and Louisiana Slammer, alongside topped fries, chicken nuggets and exclusive specials, bringing its bold flavours to the Jewellery Quarter.

Joe Schuppler, co-founder of Saint Paul’s Market, said: ‘’We’re so excited for Indian Cafe Racer to bring authentic Indian flavours to the Saint Paul’s Market! We’re always looking to champion brilliant independents that bring something special to Jewellery Quarter’s food scene, and we can’t wait for visitors to discover their food. ’’

Indian Cafe Racer and Original Patty Men join the likes of Corner Shop Pizza, Colbeh, Zindiya and Soi at Saint Paul’s Market.