Looking for ways to make the most of Easter in Birmingham?
The long weekend is all about good food, relaxed moments and spending time together, whether that’s over a Sunday roast, a glass of wine, or a family day out.
From Easter dining and cosy pub lunches to family-friendly activities and springtime experiences, here’s how to enjoy Easter in Edgbaston Village.
Looking to slow things down this Easter?
At Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Sky Garden invites you to lie back, look up and let your imagination wander.
Stretch out on a picnic blanket or sink into a bean bag and become a cloud spotter — watching shapes drift and transform into anything from floating forests to faraway islands.
It’s a gentle, screen-free way to reconnect with nature, spark creativity and enjoy a quieter moment together.
No two skies are ever the same, and every visit tells a different story.
Looking for family Easter activities in Birmingham that keep everyone happy?
Head to Boston Tea Party for a relaxed Easter egg hunt in the café and garden.
While little ones search for hidden eggs and collect a treat from the Easter Bunny, you can settle in with a great coffee and something delicious from the brunch menu — think perfectly poached eggs benedict and a well-earned moment to pause.
It’s a simple, joyful way to keep the kids entertained while you enjoy a slower start to the day.
🗓 Easter weekend
⏰ 10–11am & 2–3pm
🎟 Free to play — no booking needed
Just turn up, grab a table and join the fun.
Ease into the Easter weekend at Chapter, where the pace softens and the tables fill with good conversation.
Start Friday with an early evening drink as the day winds down, or settle in for dinner and enjoy a complimentary bottle of Sicilian house wine when you order two steaks from 5pm.
Saturday invites you to linger a little longer — over coffee, a leisurely lunch or a Martini during Happy Hour from 3–7pm.
Then on Easter Sunday, gather everyone around the table from 11:30am for a comforting roast or a seasonal fish dish, made for sharing and savouring.
At The High Field, Easter unfolds at its own easy pace.
Begin the long weekend with drinks on Thursday evening or a relaxed Good Friday lunch. On Saturday, little ones can set off on an Easter egg hunt, before the garden fills with picnic blankets, ploughman’s lunches and charcuterie boards.
Sunday brings the main event, a classic roast with all the trimmings, best enjoyed slowly, surrounded by family and friends. And if you’re not quite ready to leave, Easter Monday offers more seasonal favourites to round things off.
If you’re planning a classic Easter weekend in Birmingham, The High Field has it all.
Start things off with drinks on Thursday evening or a leisurely Good Friday lunch. On Easter Saturday, little ones can enjoy a fun Easter egg hunt, followed by relaxed garden picnics with ploughman’s lunches and charcuterie boards.
Easter Sunday is all about the roast , expect generous plates, proper trimmings and that perfect “everyone round the table” feeling. And if you’re not ready for it to end, Easter Monday brings a Bank Holiday menu full of comforting classics.
There’s something special about gathering around the table at The Physician over Easter.
Sunday is all about generous roasts, comforting favourites and a few chocolatey touches for a seasonal twist, with a children’s menu to keep little ones happy.
And as the long weekend stretches into Monday, the roasts continue alongside classic pub dishes, giving you another chance to settle in, relax and enjoy the moment.
For a quieter kind of celebration, start with a glass and see where the evening takes you.
At Loki Wine, you can ease into Easter with a drink in the bar, discovering something new, trying a recommendation, or simply enjoying a moment to pause.
Found a favourite? Take a bottle (or two) home to pair with your Easter table, whether it’s a roast with family or a relaxed evening with friends.
It’s all about choosing something you’ll want to linger over, both in the moment and later at home.
Whether it’s a long lunch, a family day out or a few slow moments in between, Easter is the perfect time to enjoy everything Edgbaston Village has to offer.
Make a weekend of it and explore the full range of restaurants, bars and cafés Edgbaston Village has to offer!
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