Bargain bite
I paid my third visit - and first since it got a Michelin star - to the Harborne restaurant Turner's last night.
My wife and I went with friends and ate from the midweek Auberge menu, which offers three courses at a cost of £17.95.
The food, service and ambience were fantastic and there'll be a full review in the Birmingham Mail's Food + Drink section next week.
If there's a bigger food bargain in Birmingham right now, I'd be very surprised.
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Paul Fulford - Features Editor Paul Fulford gives his verdict on the region’s restaurants.
Food's always a bargain when it's free!
Not free, Jim. I always pay the bill and get to claim a proportion back on expenses. In this case a small proportion because of a rather hefty drinks bill I ran up...
Not what I've heard! You get a free meal and they get a free plug in the Mail.
Then you hear wrong, Jim. The meals are paid for, the reviews are impartial.
I wonder how you would explain those reviews that are less than glowing about the restaurant concerned?