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Vittoria Restaurant, Frederick Street

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Sparks68

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Has anyone got any memories or information on this British Restaurant that once stood at 43 Frederick Street in the Jewellery Quarter?

Type of food it served, example menus or menu copies?
When it opened and when it closed (I think it's circa 1971)?
Owners or Publicans Names?
Decorations and style of the interior?

I'd love to hear any stories anyone has
 
Ah, thanks mikejee. I checked the 1972 copy in the library on Friday and couldn't see it, but I didn't check any further after that, so maybe it was open a bit longer than I thought. There is not a lot of information online about it. I have found a couple of photos but little else.
 
Sparks68 said:
Has anyone got any memories or information on this British Restaurant that once stood at 43 Frederick Street in the Jewellery Quarter?

Type of food it served, example menus or menu copies?
When it opened and when it closed (I think it's circa 1971)?
Owners or Publicans Names?
Decorations and style of the interior?

I'd love to hear any stories anyone has
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Hello Sparks68.
I used to work in the Jewellery quarter in Birmingham in the late 60’s and got to know the various Jewellery outlets, pubs and characters at the time.
I’m quite sure you are referring to the Vittoria Restaurant in Frederick Street.
I had my Wedding reception at this Restaurant in 1973 and it was Excellant, food and staff were great, and a brilliant night.
 
There are two or three references to the Vittoria, which is said was formerly a British Restaurant, in this thread.

British Restaurants

British Restaurants in Birmingham Alberta, are you referring to the British Restaurants that sprang up around the end of the war? These were set upwhen rationing was in force and I think they were meant for workers to have a decent meal at lunch times. There was one almost next door to the...
birminghamhistory.co.uk
 
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