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BRINDLEYP L ACE SHARES THE LOVE THIS VALENTINE’S DAY


Valentine’s Day is sure to look a little different this year, but Brindleyplace’s selection of local businesses and retailers are helping bring a touch of romance to your home, ensuring that your special day is as romantic as ever.


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Whether it’s a gift for that special someone, a bouquet of roses from Birmingham’s premier independent florist or a stunning fine dining experience which you can create from the comforts of your own kitchen, Brindleyplace has everything to offer to make your Valentine’s Day unforgettable.


Pulperia, an Argentinian steakhouse created by Michelin-starred chef Aktar Islam, is offering an exclusive Valentine’s tasting menu and wine pairing for you to enjoy at home. Featuring all of the best and freshest ingredients including a 1kg Miguel Vergara Angus ribeye raised between the meadows of Salamanca and the mountains of Leon in Spain, it’s as close as you can get to fine-dining during lockdown.


Ikon gallery are also offering a selection of creative Valentine’s gifts, or sample cocktail favourites from The Alchemist with their cocktail gift box.


Brindleyplace’s retailers are offering click and collect and delivery services to ensure you can receive your gifts in a safe and secure way.


For more information, go to www.brindleyplace.co.uk/valentines


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Ethos, Birmingham’s premier independent florist, have been based at Brindleyplace for 19 years and are offering bouquets of the finest and freshest flowers, including Freedom and Naomi roses, hand-cut for your convenience.


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