The Biggest Starbucks I've ever been to! (You could hold a…read moreconvention in here. Lol.) And it has a drive-though too! Plus Ladies & Gents toilet, and a disabled loo with baby changing station. Quick service, good selection of food items. Nuneaton has NEEDED this for a long time! I will definitely be back! P.s. you must register your car on the tablet if staying-in, so you don't get a parking ticket.

I don't usually do reviews for the sake of doing reviews but the time has really come to try and…read moregive 'Nuneaton' Starbucks - @ Bermuda Park, St Davids Way - real honest feedback in the hope they will take this information and make some real, fast improvements. Starbucks Nuneaton is my closest Starbucks but in reality and unfortunately it consistently delivers a poor quality, inefficient and frustrating customer experience time and again (in fact I would say it has happened every time I have used the drive-thru!) Here's why: 1) They always seem to never have your complete first choice when using the Drive-thru and when you find out they don't have your first choice you are stuck in the drive thru lane without any way of leaving: because of this you end up compromising and still purchasing another drink/product (which wasn't your first choice) but even then they never seem to get the drink right! 2) We love Toffee Nut Latte - a fav traditional Starbucks Xmas drink out every year. Why is it on the very few occasions that I have suddenly been tempted to use Nuneaton Starbucks Drive-thru (always against my better judgement as each time I have a bad experience @ Nuneaton I promise myself never to go back but relent when time is an issue and I just don't have the time to go to my Fav Starbucks @ Coventry, or Corley). They seem to never get Toffee Nut Lattes right? Why is it so hard?? Is it down to poor training of staff? Poor standards or poor motivation? Why can't they get it right? Why do I have to ask for cream and spinkles each time only for them to never put it on? Each time I have to hand the drinks back and ask them to do it properly and put the cream and spinkles on? I have even had reassurances from 2 staff on different occasions that they would ensure it is made properly, only for them to have not done it???!!!! Why can't they get it right? I had to do it today and in actual fact they gave a Hazelnut Latte!! Poor Service; Poor Quality; Poor experience. 3) For some bizzare reason Nuneaton Starbucks don't get that the cream and sprinkles on a Toffee Nut Latte are standard (clue: take a look at the pictures of the Toffee Nut Latte and other Xmas Drinks that Starbucks Head Office send out every year and are actually advertised all over your premises everywhere! It's a standard so using logic customers should request if they don't want the cream and sprinkles (or made the way they like) and you should not expect the customers to have to ask for the cream and sprinkles AS IT IS STANDARD. As a customer - we have to pay extra for the Xmas drinks - why can't Nuneaton Starbucks get it right?? 4) The drive thru isn't efficient. You can mislead yourself into thinking that because it is Starbucks - you will get a quality experience unfortunately @ Nuneaton just don't live up to or deliver the brand and customer expectations. You wait a long time in the drive-thru; can't get out of the drive-thru is they don't have want you want or your change your mind; you get a poor quality product and experience but are paying for relatively expensive coffee. I say realively because ironically the McDonalds drive-thru @ Bermuda that is close but delivers a far more efficient and better customer experience for half the price!!!!!!!!! Maybe the staff training is poor @ Nuneaton Starbucks or maybe its poor management and supervision but they just don't seem to be able to get it right. On the plus side the staff seem friendly but on the whole they are all letting themselves down: I doubt this business will survive or flourish to better business until they can sort out their problems with training: please deliver what you promise and what we pay for. Please don't try to deceive us with a poor product or the wrong product just because we use the drive-thru and are usually miles away from you when we realize you have given us a poor product and overall poor experience. I hope Nuneaton Starbucks see this feedback; use this feedback, dust themselves down and seek to improve so that if I stupidly decide to relent a use the Nuneaton Starbucks Drive-thru again: they may actually get it right and give me my first choice of product; made to standard/good quality and a good overall experience. Until then - I'll choose to use the Starbucks Drive-thru @ Coventry Showcase or Corley Services who are excellent and go above and beyond to get it right. Anyone who is giving Nuneaton Starbucks excellent reviews and high stars are either people who have never experienced other good quality starbucks; don't know what high standards are or are related to the staff @ Nuneaton Starbucks in some way so give false reviews. Nuneaton Starbucks: Overall Poor. Poor Standards; Poor Quality; Poor Efficiency; High Cost; Poor Customer Service. Unless they can drastically improve their standards you can get a much better experience at the McDonalds close by or go to another Starbucks. Sorry Starbucks Nuneaton: you need to improve massively.

A fine traditional tea rooms. Good coffee, great with thick buttered white toast on a cold dayread more

A new type of cafe on the Strichley High Street that offers an alternative to the Greasy Spoon…read morevariety, of which we have an abundance in B30. Unlike the standard interior of the traditional greasy spoon - wipe clean tables, a two-day old copy of the Daily Star - this place has gone for a smart and modern approach, with leather seating and clean, white walls giving the place an airy feel. It does a really good cup of coffee and also has WiFi, which, for Strichley, is a major step forward, and not something you're likely to find in a more traditional cafe. The food is also a bit more upmarket (not that there's anything wrong with a bacon sandwich, or a fry up) and there are some interesting combinations on offer. Well worth a visit.

This small eatery offers an Asian slant on coffee shop culture. In contrast to most of the cafes in…read morethe area that offer the usual fried eggs and bacon, a selection of Indian sweets are sold as well as sandwich fillings that reference Birmingham's curry house culture such as Cajun or chicken tikka, as well as good coffee. The interior has minimalist seating upholstered in brown leather, and the rest of the decor is simiarly modern with white walls and metal fixtures. With meal deals starting at around two pounds only the completely skint will go hungry. Every time I've been in the service has been friendly. My only gripe is that the last time I went in, the Wi Fi wasn't working. However,fix this and Deli Lush has a strong base from which to build as a buisness. I wish them success in the future.

This is a quirky little cafe right in the centre of Birmingham's Moseley Village. I visited…read moreyesterday for a quick coffee before running off to a meeting. The place seems super friendly and the staff were chatting away to all the regulars that were dotted around the cafe during my visit. I ordered my latte and took a seat at the very cutely decorated tables with music themed bits laid out that give a creative feel to the space. This is a shop that fits in perfectly with the well designed and independent venues that line the streets of Moseley. Every time I visit I remember just how much I like the whole area! Even though I was doing a bit of running around yesterday this place made me feel instantly relaxed! One last thing that needs a mention.....anywhere that plays Diana Ross during a visit is an instant winner in my book!

This place defiantly deserves more than one review! We have driven past Cafephilia countless times…read moreand I have always wondered if it was as cute on the inside as it was on the outside. I can now answer myself a resounding Yes. So... Cafephilia. Located on the corner of Woodbridge Road (Junction of Alcester Road - the main road in Moseley) is easy to spot as you come into the area from the City Centre. With it's high class American Diner exterior, I really didn't know what to expect from my first visit and eagerly awaited a chance to visit. A day in Moseley provided me with a good excuse to pop down and give it a go. I had arranged to meet Yelp Elite Squad member Mohamade in Moseley for Lunch. Unfortunately (or fortunately maybe?) the particular venue we had originally chosen wasn't opening until 4pm, so I suggested Cafephilia as a replacement venue. As soon as I walked in I knew we had made the right choice. With it's sleek industrial design and pop art prints on the wall, this place is the definition of cool. Before my lunch partner had turned up, I decided to grab a drink. After being a bit "coffeed out" in the morning, I thought a nice refreshing peppermint tea would make a great accompaniment to a hot day. I wasn't wrong! I popped up to the counter and was greeted by a big smile and a welcome before my order was taken. Once everything was settled, I popped back down and waited for my tea to be served. The teapot was super cute. Mismatched in just the right way, the slightly kitsch presentation very much reflected the aesthetic that this venue is obviously trying to create. Once Mr M had arrived we ordered a couple of panini's as a light lunch option to go with our drinks. A panini here is NOT a light lunch option. Think of a thick, freshly baked delicious focaccia loaded with stacks of spicy and delicious jerk chicken and you have "The Woodbridge". Coming in at just under £4, it was a total bargain for such a huge and tasty lunch. Between the great service, the delicious food and the vast (and not too pricey) drinks options; Cafephilia is a hit. I might have just found a regular office space when I end up this side of town in future.

This independent coffee shop is just down the road from my house and is a lovely addition to the…read moreshops and restaurants in Oldswinford. They also have another shop in the middle of Mary Stevens Park. The interior is smartly fitted out and surprisingly spacious. No 92 serves a good range of coffees and loose teas as well as milkshakes, fruit smoothies and juices. The food offering is mainly cakes, paninis and sandwiches but they also do great breakfasts. Well worth a visit if you are looking for somewhere for breakfast or brunch in Stourbridge.

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!

From the outside Mr Pickwicks looks like a great little cafe for a cuppa, sadly once inside it has…read morethe transient feel of a take-away cafe. I've only ever popped in here a couple of times for a coffee on the go, and with a sign out front declaring 'proper coffee' available it gives you hope for a good brew. Sadly I was left disappointed. I'm not sure if the guy who served me is normally the cook or whether they were shorthanded but my Vanilla Latte was just meh. I can honestly say i don't think i've ever been asked how much vanilla before and do I also want sugar. Having said this the coffee itself was tasty, it was just the vanilla part of the latte that was a fail. Although i haven't eaten here they seem to do a good range for veggies and the food is generally cheap to eat here. Whilst they do have places to sit outside as well as inside, it's small size and busy lunch queues does make it feel too crushed for a relaxing bite to eat. Worth trying if you need something on the go but unless you are passing through or work over the St. Paul's, Jewellery Quarter area it's a bit out of the way to make a point in visiting.

Situated in one of the back streets, 5 minutes walk away from both the centre of St Pauls square…read moreand the Jewellery Quarter, this little cafe offers a great selection of food and a quality service to match. If you're in need of a breakfast, they make a great sausage and egg (the egg is always really runny!) sandwich. I tend to go here for lunch as they offer a great salad box. In the fridge counter, you'll find a selection of exciting salad options which include vegetable cous cous, potato salad, chopped apples and other tasty choices. The only downfall of this place is that the salad box comes to around £4.70 which is too expensive for me to go here everyday. It's a nice treat though!

Deli heaven is a superb little deli in the heart of the jewellery quarter. It's opening hours are…read moretypically 9-3:30. The first thing that will strike you about this place is how cool it looks! There is seating inside which also fits in with the trendy look. The menu is one of the best things about this place. It's huge! There's breakfasts, sandwiches, wraps and much more. There is plenty of option for vegetarians too. On this occasion I decided to try the halloumi and mushroom wrap. It was a hot wrap and mushroom has been freshly fried. The ingredients tasted fresh and not over powering. Great balance with a hint of sweet chilli sauce and some sort of mayonnaise too! The pricing here is also great! I paid £3.50 for my wrap and it sure was filling! If your looking for a quick lunch fix this in the jewellery quarter I recommend this place!

Morning coffee part II…read more I must have walked past this place 1000 times and thought it was closed down...today I found out why! It is simply not open on weekends, and is not on my short walk to work! I went in this morning and was quickly welcomed by the owner, he was chatty and polite making me my coffee while I had a look around. I have to say the coffee was average, but how friendly the staff are makes up for that. If you want some friendly chat and a warm welcome to start your day, this place is worth a try.