Flock Piri Piri in Birmingham

It was so good that I will be eating here every time I come back to Grand Central.

Great place. We only had a drink there but staff friendly with a great atmosphere.

Has this place closed down now?

EDITED TO OWNERS RESPONSE: Your response is full of aggression, what did you want me to say face to face to you? SubhanAllah we are muslim and want to avoid fitnah, my sister even returned her soup to you. And yes ofcourse I ate your food, I was starving having driven three hours from london. Ofcourse I ate your food and out of courtesy I wanted to eat it and pay for your service. If I didn't like it that's what I'm entitled to say. Like I said sometimes your food is nice and others it isn't. And the last two times I have been having driven from London straight to your restaurant I have been disappointed. Please don't get offended and respond in the most aggressive way possible. Im allowed to give my honest opinion behind a screen and out of awkwardness I did not do it to your face like you are requesting. I now wish I never eat your food and told you to your face and left without paying for your time and effort in cooking that meal. ORIGINAL POST: This is the second time I've come here and got disappointed. Twice in a row. Having travelled from London aswell. It's like a hit or a miss. I ordered chicken tfaya, they only served it with raisins like what happened to the onions? That the whole point why I wanted it, or I should of been informed atleast so I could change my order. I paid £14 for chicken tfaya cous cous meal, and the amount of chicken inside was awfully small, like why even serve that? The plate was loaded with couscous and no meat. It's a shame to say I won't be returning as the food has just gone downhill.

The food, atmosphere and service was awesome. Shabnum was great, super friendly and her smile is infectious!!! The chaii is amazing, the coffee even better. We only had desserts but they were tasty. Will defo be back again. Thanks Shabnum and her little helper 😉