My first visit and I get a lovely welcome. Great service,…read moregood coffee, comfy seats - and lots of tables and chair too. Just ask if you'd like a takeout Opens bright and early7.30am. From having one for years, we now have 3 coffee shops in Custard Factory area - fab!

This place has already become one of my favourite places to get coffee in Birmingham, if you are…read moredown in Digbeth and want somewhere with a relaxed vibe but great food and drink...this place is worth a visit. The building itself is part of the Old Crown pub which believe is one of the oldest pubs in the city. The low ceilings and stained glass windows make it so cosy and packed full of charm. Myself and a friend went for soya flat white's (very hipster I know but she is from Brighton......) and a couple of items from the very reasonably priced sharing menu. For food we had a sharing portion of wings and a black pudding scotch egg. Both were SO good, very fresh and generally amazing. Another one for the to-do list of you haven't already! This place is a real find.

The outside of Mustard cafe is not very enticing for customers; The front is painted with a dark…read morebrown colour, and has graffiti on it. I think a brighter lick of paint would do the cafe wonders. Inside, the restaurant area isn't any brighter, and the dull lighting doesn't improve the aesthetics either. I've only been inside here for one meal with my friends recently, and we were the only customers inside. (I've walked past before and usually see between zero and one customer at a table). The restaurant also has a free delivery service, so perhaps a lot more people ring up for takeaways, rather than sit inside to eat. I still browsed the food menu, just to see if anything took my fancy. The prices are very low, and the dearest dish is the King Prawn Biryani at £8.95 (Even that's cheap to me). I bought a Keema Mushroom Balti for £6.50, which was full of flavour, but portions could have been a little bigger for my appetite. (Although I'm pretty greedy to be honest!) With a décor improvement, Mustard cafe would stand out greatly in Yardley, and more people would realise how inexpensive food is here. But at the moment, Mint cuisine will be my chosen Indian restaurant at the Yew Tree.

I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to living in Birmingham. I always say to people that I couldn't;t…read morelive anywhere apart form Kings Heath or Moseley, but when I start to venture outside of my bubble of comfort I'm surprised at how good some of the other areas are, (hats of to you Yardley!), and how much cheaper everywhere else is for houses, and well, cafe eats. At Variety bites, (is there a pun in there somewhere?), they do quite a few meal deals for either 99p, ( a choice of three burgers) or meals with fries for £1.99 or £2.99. It is literally as cheap as chips. If you've got a sweet tooth, then there's a variety of cakes, and a stand-alone Bradwell's ice-cream counter at the front of the shop so you can grab yourself a cone if you are passing.

This place is what sugary dreams are made of. Seth S and I stopped in while we were in Small Heath…read morefor a sugary treat and warm beverages. Just a short walk from the train station, Eis Cafe is very conveniently located as well. I ordered the skillet cookie with ice cream and whipped cream. Wow! So good and so rich. The cookie was ooey gooey chocolate chip perfection, baked to order in a cast iron skillet. I chose the marshmallow ice cream, which tasted like frozen clouds and it was all topped with a toasted marshmallow. Other reviews have commented on the price, but I think the price is very fair for the portion size. Even though I had intentions to finish the cookie by myself, it just wasn't happening - I had to share y'all. To complement my cookie, I ordered a spiced Arabic tea. Absolutely divine. The loose leaf teas are blended for aromatic and flavor balance and steeped to order. The spice tea is garnished with fresh spices and mint leaves and lightly sweetened with honey. It was everything I ever want in a good tea. No expense was spared in decorating Eis Cafe. Think Pinterest dreams come true. Even the ceiling tiles are cute. The tables are cosy and perfect for a cute date night or afternoon sweet tooth. Love this place.

Average food nothing special. By the time I finished my milkshake the remaining dinners were yet to…read morereceive their food.

This is a great new addition to Solihull. Cafe/bar vintage chic with lots of character. The…read moreatmosphere here is fresh friendly and so much options to choose from. The old coach house has been improved beyond recognition. If anyone is passing through Solihull I'd recommend this place highly.

When looking for somewhere that I can take my mother too for lunch a few weeks ago I decided to try…read moreEBB and Flow. This blend of cafe and bar is something that stands out in Solihull and manages to set it apart from many of the other restaurants and bars locally, they straddle the line between upmarket bar and vintage cage relatively well and have put together somewhere that is inviting without being too relaxed. One great thing to note is that they offer all day Brunch, which is great if you are late to rise and want a breakfast. This does make them busy on a weekend. They have a good selection of burgers. They also offer an afternoon tea at £10 per person which can be enhanced with Prosecco and offers a decent selection of both savoury and sweet items. I was impressed with the afternoon tea particularly as you didn't have to order ahead. My only complaint is that I didn't leave feeling full but the experience was very nice. I would deffinately recommend Ebb and Flow for a relaxed meal or a drink with friends.

My wife, daughter and I stopped by this place to grab a quick, light breakfast before walking…read morearound the beautiful village of Bourton-on-the-water and it was very good. It was busy, so you could tell that it is a popular spot. It is set on the river that runs through the village so you can enjoy your breakfast while the water slowly flows by you. This area and the cafe are beautiful. The staff were very nice, friendly and helpful. Even though they were very busy, they showed no signs of being annoyed or overwhelmed. They seemed genuinely happy you were there and eager to make sure you were happy with your stay. We ordered the sausage rolls and a Cornish pastry and they were very good. I'm sure there are a lot of amazing restaurants in the place, but you would not go wrong stoping by here to grab a coffee and a bite to eat.

Cinnamon roll and your brownie was, brownie, very and pineapple, fruit smoothies, or all just OKread more

This was a nice little find on the corner with a cozy feel. I opted for a croissant but there were…read morea lot of breakfast dishes that were tempting. My iced latte was also pretty good.

Food is great and of really good quality, and the vibe is amazing too + free WiFi. It's not cheap…read morebut it's definitely worth the price. Love the place

Excellent! Would never eat at another cafe!! Meat is freshly cooked. Not too greasy. Quick and…read morefriendly service! I go in with all intentions of having a sandwich.. Then order the Large Breakfast! I am satisfied every time i leave

Wonderful building with so much to offer to anyone who walks in! Cafe that is open every day…read moreserving hot and cold food and drinks, bar open every day of the week for the dads, enclosed playground for children and huge ground for older kids to play football and enjoy being outside! Add that to the main hall where you can book anything from a 1st Birthday party to a full Weeding Ceremony and Reception Party and this place has everything!!

Great cafe currently open every day except Thursday. Home made cakes, sandwiches and soup, with…read morecooked breakfasts at the weekend. Friendly.

They think they own the public Walkway. They just pay to use it. You have workers coming out to…read moreharass the female patrons and threaten another customer trying to help feed someone that was in need. Not a good look.

As places in Kings Heath go I think this is a good one. I especially like it as a work spot as…read morethere are plenty of tables suitable for laptops rather than sofas everywhere which are just not ideal for someone looking to work. Theres always a good vibe in the place generally with a present mix of background music while you drink your coffee, pint or milkshake.Ii went for a strawberry shake which was ice cold and just as it shuld be. The internet is not the best so I had to use my phone as a hot spot but I think if you had the time to sort it with the baristas you could probably get it working. Overall a good visit. Staff are busy but friendly and generally a welcoming vibe.