Decorum in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter can host private dinners, corporate dinners, family celebrations and wedding receptions for up to 160 guests with exclusive use of the whole venue. A private dining room takes around 20 guests. The restaurant is halal and alcohol-free, with a non-alcoholic Dry Bar, at 19 Kenyon Street, Birmingham B18 6AR.
Seminars and company events
The official site lists corporate dinners and business events among the occasions it handles, with discreet service and a dedicated events team. This is a dining venue rather than a seminar centre, so it suits a client dinner, a team celebration, an award supper or a networking evening more than a day of presentations. The site does not describe presentation equipment, so ask the events team about screens or sound.
For a small business supper, the private dining room seats around 20 guests and serves the same menu as the main restaurant. For a larger company evening, the whole venue can be hired exclusively.
Weddings and receptions
Decorum describes Nikkah ceremonies and Walima receptions as part of its offer, in an alcohol-free setting. Engagement parties, birthdays and milestone celebrations are also listed. For these occasions the venue is hired in full, with a seated capacity of up to 160 guests, and the events team tailors the room, the menu and the atmosphere to the event.
Rooms and capacities
Private dining room: around 20 guests, with dedicated service. Full venue, exclusive use: up to 160 guests for seated dinners, receptions, Nikkah ceremonies and Walima receptions. The site does not list separate capacities for standing receptions or theatre layouts.
Catering
Catering is in-house. Every private event uses the restaurant's halal menus: dry-aged steaks that the venue describes as certified by the Halal Monitoring Committee, fresh seafood and signature dishes from its chefs. The non-alcoholic Dry Bar serves mocktails, sparkling drinks and specialist coffee. Menus change with the seasons, and the events team shares the current options and a tailored quote on enquiry. Guests with dietary needs should be flagged at booking so the kitchen can plan for them.
Setting
The restaurant is in the Jewellery Quarter, a district of Birmingham known for its workshops and its jewellery trade. The site presents Decorum as a steakhouse, seafood and fine dining restaurant that does not serve alcohol.
Getting there
According to the official site, Decorum is about a 9 minute walk from Jewellery Quarter station and about 12 minutes from Birmingham New Street. On-street and pay-and-display parking is available around the district, and the events team can advise on directions or parking for your group.
Dates at weekends and in the festive season fill early, so the venue recommends enquiring as soon as possible. The site does not mention bedrooms, so organisers who need accommodation should book hotels separately in the city.
