As a non-coffee drinker, the apparently slightly disappointing coffees aren't a problem for me, I…read morecan however, hugely vouch for the hot chocolates (the white, in particular, is lovely) and the teas. The sandwiches are great, i've had the fish finger, and the pulled beef reuben, which were both super lovely and served with a bit of nicely dressed salad. Cake is also good, but it does get quite busy, as does the parking outside, but you can normally get a seat. Perfectly good place for lunch or a catch up over tea and cake.

Great little place in Codsall, the coffee is not the best but the atmosphere makes up for it. With…read morelive music (at the time) and a great vibe it's a great place to go, make mine a tea next time

Wowww. What a surprise! Jill and I visited Medicine for our anniversary, and were not let down…read more Pros: perfectly cooked dishes. Carefully crafted flavors. Soft and peaceful ambience. Friendly staff. Inspiring space. The owner obvious has passion, love and care for what she or he does. I love supporting places like this! Well done. The raspberry cronut was out of this world. Insane flavor but not overwhelmingly sweet, moist, perfect. The eggs benedict was killer. The Korean chicken was one of the best chicken dishes I have ever had. And I do believe the fries that came with it were the best fries I have ever had. Perfect crispness but soft. Beautiful cup of coffee. Cons. -Although it wasn't completely full, there was a 30 minute wait (which was totally fine with us). I don't think their kitchen can handle the size of their restaurant. But no biggie. -it's a bit on the pricey side for the amount of food you get. For example, the Korean Fried chicken dish, it was £10 and there were only four small pieces of chicken (plus fries and kimchi). However, the masterful flavor and texture of the chicken made it worth it. -the millionaire cronut was a bit dry. The flavors were decent.

Cousin of medicine in Birmingham, renamed and a kittle vamped up to match this place is still rowdy…read moreand serving old successes and new things. Coffee is apparently good, I had the banana cream shake (because I have a milkshake problem) and that was great, thick and made with fresh banana- not a thin syrup job with a lazy bit of squirty cream I keep experiencing. Tonnes of veggie, vegan and gf options- some rather sexy looking pizzas (2 for £10 in offer times) a good number of breakfast options served until 12.30pm, and a breakfast section until 4. I had the buddha bowl, with added halloumi which was great- especially the broccoli, the beetroot hummus and the chilli jam. Opposite me was the harissa chicken salad which was apparently also rather lovely, and came with lovely flat bread- we were too full for cake, which was the actual reason why I wanted to go- oops! Staff were lovely, place is clean, only issue is it is quite loud, so not a place for private conversations.

Best breakfast ever! Quote from my soon to be husband (also went to culinary school) we walked over…read moreto The Brook while visiting family in the area and The Brook did not disappoint. Super friendly staff, accommodating menu (I can't eat meat) and lovely environment. Can't wait to come back!

Amazing little breakfast/sandwich shop with great coffee. I visited Wolverhampton for work and fell…read morein love with the food, atmosphere, and great staff. Highly recommend! All the sandwiches I tried were great but the brie, bacon, and cranberry panini really stood out and was fantastic! The staff's great attitude really gave it an extra touch too.

Apley Farm Shop opened its doors to the public on Thursday 31st March 2011 and features, as well as…read morethe farm shop itself, a café and a kids' playbarn. We decided to visit today to check out all three. We had been fortunate enough to be invited to a special pre-opening event at the playbarn a couple of weeks earlier, so we already had an idea what kind of thing to expect. We were not disappointed! As farm shops go, Apley raises the bar and sets a new standard. Housed in beautifully converted original farm buildings it's airy, spacious and very well laid out. I was responsible for trying to keep a sixteen month old in check, so wasn't able to take a close look at much of the produce on sale, but it's generally what you would expect from a high class delicatessen/farm shop, including some more unusual fare, like venison chorizo. Produce is generally locally sourced, including beef and game directly from Apley estate itself. I don't do cafés, as I much prefer pubs, but this café is going to be an exception to that rule. Simple offerings, such as sandwiches, quiches, ploughmans' and so on, but the quality is exceptional. There's a kids' section on the menu, which steers clear of the deep fried stodge you find in far too many places. As you would expect, there's a tempting array of cakes and other sweet treats that all looked good. There's a range of red and white wines as well as the usual teas, coffees and some very nice soft drinks. I would like to see bottled ales available and noticed that they sell a range of local ones from Hobsons and Woods in the shop. A bottle of Town Crier would have slipped down nicely today. The playbarn is currently the final piece in the jigsaw, although I believe that they plan to open a business centre here too. My wife is the expert on playbarns, having been to most of the local ones, but I gather this one is a little different to the rest. Kids' birthday parties are confined to separate, private rooms, which I think is a great idea. The seating area is therefore made up of comfy leather sofas with coffee tables and café style chairs and tables, all for grown ups, with complimentary newspapers and magazines provided. Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, soft drinks, ice cream and cakes are sold from the counter. Oh yes, the play section itself... well I enjoyed it, so it must be good! I'm pleased to see there's no ball pit, as I think these are just germ magnets. In summary, I hope nobody reads this review as we would like to keep the place a secret, thank you very much!

My friend told me about the freakshakes here a long time ago now, and when we lunched this week,…read moreshe exclaimed that there was a tea shop in Shifnal she's been meaning to take me for ages. I was rather perky when I realised this was the place. It was horrible weather, but I still always fancy a milkshake. I was however torn away from that section of the menu, when the bestie pushed the swanky hot chocolate section under my nose. You think a place, with their ott hot chocolates way just offer you some marshmallows AND cream rather than just one or the other? Not here. We both had the orange one (called something stupid, unfortunately) which consisted of the mug being coated in melted chocolate (resisting the urge to lick the outside of the mug, and hoping the have a very good, very hot dishwasher crossed my mind), Jaffa cakes, orange matchmakers sticks, cream, chocolate and delicious orange hot chocolate. It, was, great. We both had sandwiches and cake too. On our table were the pulled pork, the christmas panini (the filling also to be known as the hottest substance known to man), the white chocolate millionaires shortbread (big slice apparently very tasty for a sweet tooth), and the lemon and earl grey drizzle cake. The lemon cake was lovely and moist, and the earl grey in the icing was a lovely touch but stronger than I expected. Cosy atmosphere and lovely staff too.

Lovely little dainty cafe down a side road which can be missed unless your really inquisitive. We…read moreopted for a babycinno and pot of tea for 1. A breakfast - 2 bacon, 2 sausage, options of how you want your egg (I had poached), toast (choices of bread), tomato (tinned or fresh - fresh for me), beans, hash brown and mushrooms. Not greasy or oily. Daughter had chicken tikka masala with rice, naan and mango chutney - she loved it.

Beautiful little independent coffee shop near Grand theatre & public transport…read more I had coffee & samosas with a mint dip...yummy! Can't wait to try more of the menu. Great place to meet up with friends or chill on your own. Amazing ArtWork all from local artists so get your self down there and support independent local businesses. So worth it!

Well this is a very nice place. During my visit things were by no means 100% satisfactory, but what…read morealways makes a difference is attitude and the feeling, as a customer, that the owner and staff actually care. That was the case here, hence the 5***** I had a meeting over the other side of the town centre and once it had finished at 12.30 I fancied lunch before heading back. I checked Yelp and up came Zuri as an option. It was a 10 minute walk and so given it was a bright, sunny day off I set. It's easy to find with Google Maps. It was about 3/4 full but I was served quickly. I ordered Paneer burger, chips, plain lassi and a flat white. The menu is short but very pleasant. The brilliant thing about this place is it's a coffee shop and Indian 'street food' outlet. I find that a great combo. Of course, 'street food' these days is rarely the street food, prepared simply on the street in front of you, that some of us are familiar with from travelling, but no need to be precious about it! My order came to around £10 which is fine by me. Now onto the problems .... so the lassi arrived and instead of plain it was clearly mango. I didn't really mind, but the Mongo one is quite a bit more expensive. Whether I got someone else's order I dunno. Likely just a mistake. Next the coffee. It was too hot and rather bitter. Often the two go together. I've had worse and was about drinkable after about ten minutes of sitting. They can do better with a minor adjustment I think. Then my burger arrived but no chips. They were coming I was told but they never did. After eating the burger, which was really excellent, drinking the superb lassi and sipping the coffee I needed to be on my way. I went to the counter and said to forget the chips. There were profuse apologies, which was fine. Off I went but was chased by a staff member who insisted they give me a refund. I wasn't bothered but went back and the owner (I think) apologised again. This was very nice. As I mentioned, they care! So this place is an essential visit if you're in and around the Wolverhampton centre. It's five minutes from the St George tram stop. I will certainly pop in again next time I visit Wolverhampton. The lassi is magnificent. Probably the best I've ever had. The burger is first class. The coffee so-so but I'm hard to please. They really need to reduce the temperature and not burn the grind. Staff are first class - just really nice, friendly, helpful people: the kind of folks you can build a business on. This place deserves success and judging by the customers in there I think they'll do fine!

This place and it's staff were really lovely. Efficient at-table service. The food was very fresh…read moreand well priced. Excellent value and the piece de resistance - a wonderful cup of tea. The shop itself is quite small but well laid out. It is also family friendly and the staff are happy to chat and are very friendly.

I've been coming here on & off for 5 years. Great all day…read morebreakfast especially if your on a budget. Cheap & cheerful.....basic decor. Really good food for the price. I only have the breakfast so not sure what the rest is like lol But what I love best is most places stop serving after 11.30....but When your hungover and all you want is a breakie after 12pm this place still serves up a slap up breakfast for under a fiver after midday, let's face it, we need all day breakfast! So my overall review is No thrills place to stuff your face xxx

The place was very busy....so it must be good. I wasn't disappointed. Had the 5 item breakfast…read more Totally tasty. Check it out if you're looking for a local, non-touristy experience.