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In conjunction with Everards Brewery, The Soul Food Project opened The Church to bring something new and exciting to Birmingham. Influenced by the New Orleans French quarter, this unique pub brings together good music, food and the vibrant culture of New Orleans.
Find food that is inspired by the finest traditions of deep south cooking, but focuses on the long established French roots of Cajun and creole cooking.
The Church also offers a range of classic drinks, such as Negronis, Sazeracs, Old Fashioneds et al, alongside some lesser known Louisianian favourites.
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