Vegetarian and vegan restaurant and registered charity Omnom will open its second location in Birmingham, UK in November 2025.
The new venue, which is twice the size of Omnom’s original Islington site in London, will include a 150-seat restaurant and an events area named OMspace.
Go deeper with GlobalData
Discover B2B Marketing That Performs
Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms.
OMspace is billed as a place for wellness activities and will host classes such as yoga and meditation alongside workshops.
Omnom Birmingham will also feature an open-plan dining area with the capacity for up to 200 guests, a dedicated bar and a conservatory.
It will incorporate a traditional low-seating area crafted from hand-carved timber with cushions imported from India.
The site will stage interactive cookery workshops focusing on plant-based Indian cuisine.
US Tariffs are shifting - will you react or anticipate?
Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard. Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis.
By GlobalDataOmnom’s community initiative, OmLife, will continue to operate from the new location. OmLife runs events including Soulful Sundays and bhakti yoga retreats, and places an emphasis on service, compassion and mindfulness.
The Birmingham opening continues Omnom’s partnership with Indian vegetarian restaurant group Namaste Village. Dishes from Namaste Village are described as central to Omnom’s menu.
As a registered charity, Omnom maintains a give-back pledge and each meal served results in a child in need being fed overseas.
The Islington site has hosted cultural and creative events such as podcast recordings, book launches and comedy nights. Omnom plans to continue the programme at the Birmingham restaurant.
Omnom founder Yuvi Rana stated: “Omnom began in Islington as an idea, to create a restaurant that feeds more than the body. We wanted to bring the timeless wisdom of bhakti yoga, the yoga of love and devotion, into a modern, accessible setting… to show that spirituality isn’t abstract, it’s something you can taste, feel and live every day. Our new Birmingham home — at twice the size of our London flagship — will allow us to expand that vision.”
