Six by Nico, the unique six-course tasting menu concept that evolves every six weeks, has officially opened its doors at 81 Colmore Row.
Founded by chef Nico Simeone, Six by Nico offers guests an adventurous and affordable menu.
The first concept guests will be able to enjoy until 14 January is The Chippie menu, which takes inspiration from the much-loved British classic fish and chip shops. For £39, The Chippie menu takes in elevated classics such as Chips & Cheese with parmesan espuma, curry oil and emulsion and crisp potato terrine, Scampi with brandade, dill emulsion, gribiche, peas and beurre blanc, Steak Pie - a 24-hour beef shin with burnt onion ketchup, mushroom duxelle and ‘meaty salsa’, followed by Fish Supper, Smoked Sausage, and Scotland’s famous Deep Fried Mars Bar with chocolate pave and Irn Bru sorbet.
There is also a vegetarian alternative menu available, including Cauliflower Beignet, Root Vegetable Pie, Halloumi, and more. For £30pp, guests can enhance their experience with an expertly paired wine from courses 2-6.
With venues already in Scotland, Ireland, London, Cardiff, Leeds and Manchester, this venue will be the brand’s thirteenth location.
The interior design for this site is influenced by the unique characteristics of the six-legged dragonfly, including their body shape, colour, and natural habitat. Birmingham foodies can expect earthy and inviting tones, complemented by a layer of high energy and impact that coincides with the exciting dishes to be announced. To pay tribute to Birmingham’s industrial heritage and the pioneering work of Boulton and Watt, components of the steam engine will form subtle historical nods. Materials such as iron, timber and blackened metal will be paired with opal lighting to reflect the contrast between the engine and the steam, with artwork and screening inspired by ‘steam glass’ to further pay homage.
Six by Nico, the unique six-course tasting menu concept that evolves every six weeks, has officially opened its doors at 81 Colmore Row.
Founded by chef Nico Simeone, Six by Nico offers guests an adventurous and affordable menu.
The first concept guests will be able to enjoy until 14 January is The Chippie menu, which takes inspiration from the much-loved British classic fish and chip shops. For £39, The Chippie menu takes in elevated classics such as Chips & Cheese with parmesan espuma, curry oil and emulsion and crisp potato terrine, Scampi with brandade, dill emulsion, gribiche, peas and beurre blanc, Steak Pie - a 24-hour beef shin with burnt onion ketchup, mushroom duxelle and ‘meaty salsa’, followed by Fish Supper, Smoked Sausage, and Scotland’s famous Deep Fried Mars Bar with chocolate pave and Irn Bru sorbet.
There is also a vegetarian alternative menu available, including Cauliflower Beignet, Root Vegetable Pie, Halloumi, and more. For £30pp, guests can enhance their experience with an expertly paired wine from courses 2-6.
With venues already in Scotland, Ireland, London, Cardiff, Leeds and Manchester, this venue will be the brand’s thirteenth location.
The interior design for this site is influenced by the unique characteristics of the six-legged dragonfly, including their body shape, colour, and natural habitat. Birmingham foodies can expect earthy and inviting tones, complemented by a layer of high energy and impact that coincides with the exciting dishes to be announced. To pay tribute to Birmingham’s industrial heritage and the pioneering work of Boulton and Watt, components of the steam engine will form subtle historical nods. Materials such as iron, timber and blackened metal will be paired with opal lighting to reflect the contrast between the engine and the steam, with artwork and screening inspired by ‘steam glass’ to further pay homage.
For more information, please visit sixbynico.co.uk