On Thursday 12th August Andrew Mitchell MP officially opened Mutiny Loft, a new restaurant at 28a Birmingham Road. The business opens to the public on Monday 16th August.

Mutiny Loft aims to shake up the local food scene with a menu containing a variety of international street food including burritos, katsu curry and Lebanese wraps as well as range of craft beers, premium spirits and wines. Mutiny also features a pop-up brand space in its garden which will change on a monthly basis.

Mutiny Loft is the latest venture from the Mutiny Kitchens brand, which currently operates several food businesses serving customers via Deliveroo.

Mutiny Kitchens is led by Paul McMahon and Nathan Siekierski, from Sutton Coldfield and the Mutiny Loft site is their first restaurant venture together.

Commenting, Mr Mitchell said “It is great to see another business open in the area and our local hospitality sector continue to grow. Mutiny is a vibrant addition to Sutton’s food scene, and I am sure it will be hugely successful particularly with their innovative pop-up space and ever changing menus. It is great to see Mutiny Kitchens expand into Sutton Coldfield and I wish the team every success.”

Nathan Siekierski said “The idea behind Mutiny Loft is to create an intelligent space where people can freely think, speak and experience days & nights along with food & drinks, creating memories. The concept is simple. Pop up eats, bringing the very best of food to the neighbourhood. We want the community to be able to come together after a tough year for everyone."