Herbert’s Yard

Welcome to Longbridge’s street food venue. Named after Herbert Austin, the aim is to bring the best of West Midlands streetfood vendors to your doorstep. After several years of Longbridge Dining Club, it’s now time for the really big thing.

For the past 10 years Digbeth Dining Club has collected the creme de la creme of West Midlands streetfood vendors. Having Longbridge Dining Club has allowed DDC to bring the best to the (town/city) for the past X years. Herbert’s Yard bringS the best to you every week.

After being approached by St. Modwen to bring a pop-up version of DDC to the town centre, the first Longbridge Dining Club took place in the summer of 2016. It was an instant hit.

Regular Longbridge Dining Club events going from strength to strength lead to the idea of somewhere more permanent. The team at Longbridge Life, St. Modwen and DDC decided the plot of land that was free directly outside the car park was the perfect place to set up shop. ‘Herberts Yard’ was born.

Expect amazing street food vendors, live music, comedy and some of the city’s top DJs keeping the groove going in the south of Brum.

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