Waters Restaurant

It was bleak. The wind howled and the rain fettered. In the warmth of Resorts World lay Andy Water’s unassuming restaurant. As I entered I was warmly welcomed by the well presented staff. They kindly offered to take my luggage and see me to my seat. The upmarket, comfortable, clean setting resounded as I was led to my table. As I sat looking at the menu I felt at ease. The dishes were British and the format simple, 2 courses £30 or 3 for £39. I chose the latter; in addition to the 3 courses I was presented with a celeriac soup and amuse bouche of assorted breads. The 3 courses were beautifully presented and served with care by the salt of the earth Birmingham serving staff. The food was delicious, the pick of which was the dessert. The peanut parfait is arguably the finest dessert I have eaten, textures range from crunch of the biscuit to the crack of the caramelise butter to the to softness smoothness of the caramel. A tour de force dish. This is fine dining value, delivered attentively. Loved it.

Delicious food - three courses of sheer indulgence and enjoyment. Coupled with a decent bottle of wine and a good view over the water, my wife and I really enjoyed our outing. The shopping surrounding the restaurant is also good if you want to make an afternoon of it. Parking a little on the steep side though.

Excellent food, service, presentation, taste and price. I have eaten in many top restaurants in London to include Michelin star however this was better than any. We were in Birmingham for a concert but will definitely be back just to return to this wonderful restaurant. Compliments to the chefs and staff. Defo 5 star. Thank you so much

Had a lovely Birthday meal here on Saturday evening. Staff were great. Our wine waiter was very helpful. The stater and main were amazing. One little critism was that we had the early sitting, I didn't like any of the desserts and asked for the cheese board. No one explained I would be charged £9 plus the £2.95 surcharge. Instead of £4 plus a surcharge. My husbands dessert cost £4. So just be aware.

Good service and tasty Sunday lunch. Decent value, enjoyable decor, nice toilets. Worth a visit. We visited for Sunday lunch with 2 toddlers and 2 babies. They have a child menu, brought crayons and paper for the children and baby chairs. The service was friendly and attentive, the food was of good quality and enjoyable. It's a nice treat in an upscale setting. It's located upstairs within a outlet shopping centre. Parking is cheap and plentiful, you just need them to validate your ticket.