Having walked past this cafe many times on the way into Oldbury, this morning I finally got round…read moreto going and sampling their sandwiches. With it being my girlfriend's day off and with us both having slight hangovers, we thought two sausage and egg sarnies would sort us right out. The cafe is situated just in the shadow of the M5 in amongst a lot of garages, scrapyards and factories. It always seems busy with vans and lorries parked up outside. This morning was no exception, with some people eating in and others waiting around for orders. My order was made quickly and the woman behind the counter, although rushed off her feet, was friendly and polite (sausage and egg costs £2.05) As for the food, once I'd rushed the sandwiches home, I'm sorry to say I was a little disappointed. The egg was fresh and cooked to perfection, but the bread was very thin which led to it dissolving and making eating a bit messy. I also forgot to ask for any sauce and wasn't asked if I wanted any, so it was lucky we had some ketchup in the fridge. If they had thicker bread (they serve baguettes, so maybe that's the way forward?) then it would probably have got 4 stars.

Good clean cafe with basic food menu, upmarket version of the greasy spoon, slightly more expensive…read morethan the Green Olive up the road but food not as good. In all, good enough to eat in but not my first choice, would rather take an extra two minutes walk.expensive cag

For good honest down to earth food, this is the place to come. A proper caff in the true sense of…read morethe word. Menu is limited but what you get is tasty and good value. If you're in the area and hungry, this is better than the more modern cafe 200 yds away. Staff friendly and you'll meet some local characters.

This is a great little cheerful greasy spoon café in Old Hill. The frontage is bright yellow and…read morered. The interior is slightly less fun - beige walls and dull melamine tables. But you don't go to Hadley's to be wowed by the décor. You go to eat a huge full English breakfast, served with a steaming mug of tea. The tea tends to have a reassuring film of grease floating on the surface, which bodes well for the food. The breakfasts are delicious and the service is speedy. You order at the counter, take a seat (upholstered in standard greasy spoon PVC) and await your food. There's normally a copy of the Mirror or Sun knocking about if you get bored. I also quite enjoy listening in to the conversations on neighbouring tables. The place is small, so it is hard not to! Last time there were two really hungover guys reliving the night before, pausing occasionally to bury their heads in their hands. It sounded like they'd had a great time. I love going to Hadley's during the winter, when the windows steam up and you can see blurry outlines of shoppers scurrying past.

Quite expensive compared to other cafes in Old Hill. Didn't enjoy the food either. The interior was…read moredull and a bit depressing. Wont be visiting again as my children didn't feel welcome.

this lovely place in Rowley Regis, is spacious and the food is filling at good price. I visited…read morehere with my aunty as its her favourite place to go and i can see why, there is plenty of seating but it can be hard to find a seat as it normally full. They have arrange of seating from sofas to normal table and seats. So i would advice if you want a nice sit down, coffee or decent brew and anything from light bite to jacket potato to delicious cake this is place for you, it most definitely for me

great place for breakfast, friendly staff, great prices, awesome food, will be coming here againread more

It is very good, has been refurbished and is very modern with a very nice atmosphere of music and…read morenice staff. Food is excellent and filling. Always clean and very tidy.

Came here for some breakfast on the recommendation of our friend... while others ordered breakfast…read moreentrees, I opted for the classic burger and fries. I wasn't really blown away. The place kind of confused me, to be honest. It's a type of casual, sit down restaurant. You order at the counter/bar, pay, and then pick a seat and they bring it to you. If the food had been better, I probably would've enjoyed it more. It really just didn't leave an impression on me, good or bad. It was rather forgettable.

I like this BTP branch. There's something about the way they do cream teas-- their scones are large…read moreand addictive, and they are quite generous with the jam and clotted cream. They put together a decent breakfast as well, and have bountiful baked goods on offer. Not a bad place to stop in Harborne for afternoon tea or maybe brunch, and there's a nice outdoor seating area with large tables as well as a smaller lounge area upstairs. I find it to be a bit pricey compared to many of the other cafes on Harborne High Street that do coffee and breakfast quite well, though the coffee is decent, and the latte art is on point! It is also usually very busy, and often full of young families and rather noisy, which doesn't make it ideal for getting work done. All in all good though, and definitely better than its counterpart on Corporation Street!

Harborne, very lately has had an influx of places where you can get a coffee, but Boo Boo really…read morestands out for me. Located right opposite the swimming baths and gym, I always end up having a brew before a gym session. Being this side of Harborne, works to Boo Boo's advantage as you don't have to take a walk down the High Street which can seem like a mammoth task on a Sunday morning! Every time I have been in, it has been very busy. With a couple of outside tables and a massive window, it's great when the sun is shining on us. The Coffee is most excellent because they use Allpress espresso beans from London which gives their drinks a massive edge over most places some places in Birmingham. Single origin is offered though a Chemex, another brew method not often seen in the second city. If Coffee and Tea isn't your bag then I can recommend one of the many smothies they offer, which can have protein added to them. Boo Boo coffee is very family friendly and you can pop your little ones in the play area they provide. This place has been come a favourite place of mine to have some alone time or catch up with friends. Sure you will love it!

Birmingham is fast becoming a hotspot for great coffee shops. Boo Boo Coffee is located in harborne…read morejust off the high st. This store has always been busy every time I visit. The shop is small and quirky. They do accept reservations so if you are going to visit with friends it's worth booking ahead. There's some seating outside too. The coffee served here is excellent. I couldn't see anywhere advertising the sort of beans or specifics used. The coffee does stand shoulder to shoulder with some of the best in Birmingham though. The store also serves typical brunch which is available all day long. If your looking for a quick coffee or some brunch in harborne I would highly recommend it here!

Quite a bizarre place this, but good bizarre I assure you. Tucked away down a side-street in the…read moremiddle of a very industrial part of Oldbury, this cafe alerts people to its existence only by a sign on the corner of Parsonage Street and Tat Bank Road which says 'Cafe Open 7 Days'. I went to check it out one morning last week and found it to be a great little set-up. The layout is a sandwich van with a couple of tables in front of it covered over by a plastic sheeting roof. Next to that is a portakabin kitted out with a few tables and a sink. Behind the sandwich van is a caravan which I presume is the office. Whilst waiting for my breakfast (on crusty bread. Yes, I had that choice offered to me) I flicked through the paper on the counter and listened to the sounds of 'This Morning' emanating from a small tele somewhere in the sandwich van. The resulting sandwich was lovely and an absolute bargain at £1.80 for a sausage and egg sandwich on crusty bread. This cafe is designed to cater to the nearby factories, garages and builders yards which surround it. However, if you want a decent sandwich, I'd advise that you get yourselves down there too.