Great service and great food! The guys there were knowledgeable and helpful and we truly enjoyed…read moreour time there.

Yummy fish & chips. You can actually taste the fish & the breaded coating was crunchy, not overly…read moregreasy. The fries were amazing- such creamy potatoes, again not greasy. I rarely eat fish & chips because it's generally greasy & unhealthy, but this was a treat. They offer a healthier version- baked fish served with salad. Also, our waitress Daisy was so accommodating & friendly. An all around fun experience.

When I first started with Yelp, I threw this question to the masses; "Where is the best tea shop in…read moreBirmingham?". One of the first recommendations I received was the Edwardian Tea Room. Now, I have always known this place existed - but never had a chance to visit. This was finally rectified last week. The Edwardian Tea Room is housed within the fantastic Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (on Victoria Square). You need to head in the building, up the stairs and through the shop and the Buddha exhibit to find it. Decorated beautifully, the tea room really does feel like you've stepped back in time. No music plays in the background, but you can hear the murmur of conversation, the scraping of chairs along the floor and the clanging on trays as the staff clean up the empty tables. The menus are displayed on the wall (rather than individually on tables). You need to head up to the counter and order before you find a table (although if you're in a group, you would do well to bag a table first). The Tea Room (as you would expect) has a large selection of cakes (and tea, of course). A slice of cake and a pot of tea is a bargainous £2.95 - meaning it's a wallet safe alternative to some of the more hipster coffee and tea shops in the centre of town. Again, as previously mentioned, it's very popular with an older crowd due to the prices. However, on my visit their were older visitors, young people and families (who were catching their breath after trekking around the huge museum). I grabbed a herbal tea (£1.60) and took a seat in the large room to do a little bit of work while I enjoyed my hot drink. As well as tea, coffee and cake, there is a varied menu on offer for very reasonable prices. A large fish and chips (with all the trimmings) and a cup of tea was around £7.50. Not too bad, and they offer many other hot options too. Even on my many trips to BMAG, I haven't ever taken the opportunity to visit the Tea Rooms. Following my trip last week, there is a good chance I'll be back JUST TO visit the tea rooms.

Such a beautiful place to spend time. It's a great way to end or start a visit to the museum but…read moreyou can also just pop in for food and drinks which I've done before. As I said, it's completely lovely. It was re-decorated about a year ago, which improved an already lovely space. Mis-matched furniture and big prints of Edwardian ladies sit perfectly in the lovely, big, light room.There are tables for big groups and soft chairs for cosy coffees. I've had a fish finger sandwich here which was nice but nothing to write home about. I've also tried the afternoon tea which was lovely, especially the cakes. It's not a particularly fancy afternoon tea but it makes a lovely lunch. The highlight here is really the space and the atmosphere- definitely worth spending some time in.

A group of friends and I showed up here because we wanted proper English brunch and this place…read moredelivered. Not only did they have English breakfast readily, they served an array of delicious meat pies. I mean DELICIOUS. Pies came with gravy, sides, you could get creamy mash, leek mash, mushy pies, fries, the lot. We got there at a reasonable hour and had great service, but a group of maybe 15-20 showed up and you could tell the workers panicked, but they did an excellent job of calling in additional help. Not to mention, everything was reasonably priced. I wish they had this in the states, that's all i'm saying.

Always good to discover a new eatery, managed to avoid the usual franchised offerings and was…read moredelighted by the different varieties of pie and pretty reasonable pricing. Great table service by Maddy (As Promised Mention) Went for the breakfast pie which was impressive.

I have been there a few times now. Me and my boyfriend love…read morethis place, Food is great, atmosphere is cosy, modern and classy. One of the few nice restaurants we have found yet in Coventry.

I'm giving this restaurant/bar 5 stars purely because there isn't anything else quite like it in…read morethe City. Yes it's expensive, but that's the market they are aiming for, this isn't aimed at the person that earns minimum wage... It's aimed at professionals with plenty of disposable income. The bar is very nice, a good selection of drinks and the decor is good too. The food is high end, definitely not your Weatherspoons cheap burger and fries... They have proper chefs that use top quality ingredients. The management have done a good job at keeping this place going over the years, I think that keeping young attractive girls on staff all the time definitely helps! As I know most guys go purely for the eye candy... (Not me of course!) but most men are always saying how you never see an unattractive girl on staff... Not sure how legal that is to only hire attractive people, but they seem to have gotten away with it for the past decade so there we go... I guess it's all part of the brand...

Paw Paw is probably one of the best chinese take-aways you can get!…read more It is a little more expensive than other take-aways but definitely worth it! The food is cooked fresh, the proof is in the fact that you can WATCH them cooking your food. The staff are brilliant. It can get busy at weekends so delivers can take up to an hour but generally get to you within 35/40 mins. This place is so good, on some occassions i've driven from Coventry to Leamington or Warwick just to get my chinese!

A great cafe and restaurant in Chipping Norton. There are two levels to this place. The upstairs is…read morea casual cafe / bar type setting and the downstairs is a formal restaurant like setting. Did not eat here so cannot comment on the food however the coffee here was excellent and it came with a small piece of brownie which tasted divine. I would like to return for the food as it looked fabulous and the aroma was very appetising.

A great little find this! We were only in Chipping Sodbury for the night and had no idea where to…read morego found this busy little restaurant and even though they were clearly very busy they found room for us with no booking. The food was great and the service was also good again despite being very busy the wait time was not bad either and the price was reasonable for the quality. All in all very good indeed and a very warm nice little restaurant.

Magnificent! Conveniently looking right outside of Warwick Castle, the Gigglying Squid offers one…read moreof the most delightful, beautiful, and cozy eating options in all Warwick. From the moment you step in you are in awe. All details have been paid attention to, from the decor, to the service, and primarily the food. The first order of business was getting a Thai coffee, which proved to be magnificent. The pad Thai was also to die for. The Giggling Pad Thai proved to be a wonderful choice. It was rich, full of flavor, and perfectly balanced. Again, everything was perfect. I can't wait to go back to Warwick and once again visit them!

The meal was fantastic the padthai and the beef was extremely amazing I would totally recommend to…read moremy fellow english men ℍ.

It's still very soho hipster circa 5 years ago, but its adorable and it works…read more I've been here a couple of times now, once to enjoy their fabulous pancakes, and once foe a drink and a little bit of toasted (and perfectly spiced, may I add) banana loaf- which is a definite game changer. The staff are lovely, and there's a small, yet still fairly extensive choice of cafe style breakfasts and baked goods. The last time I came was just before Christmas, and despite being a small space, still feels covid safe with massively doctoring the atmosphere, which definitely needs some kudos, as it can be a hard balance to get!

Great new coffee shop! Hipsters a plenty! lovely people, great food, superb atmosphere…read more Disappointed after ordering a veggie feta ciabatta sandwich to find out that when they toast it they are more than happy to add a meat one next to it Asking why I was then told that I should have requested it to be kept separate!! Very disappointed with this attitude

Wow! Where do I begin?! Frais is tucked away in Shirley and you could be forgiven for missing this…read moreplace altogether if you are just casually shopping down the main Shirley High Street.. But you really cannot afford to. I made a special visit long journey from my home. It looked that good from pictures online...I was not let down. Placed on a lovely square near Asda, the front of Frais is very welcoming with it's fully windowed front ensuring you are able to get a peek into what's in store for you. On my visit, it was a glorious Easter day and me and my friend were able to enjoy the cool breeze. Frais is primarily a juice bar with a huge amount on offer. Set into three categories, Juice mixes, Keep it simple and super juices there is something for any mood you might find yourself in. Along with the protein balls which are so full of goodness really gives Frais is identity. But that's not all.. they even provide "Bulletproof coffee" I won't tell you about that so you can get a little surprise when you visit but wow! Frais mention that they are gluten free but are very subtle about it and you wouldn't even notice certain wheaty items missing from the menu. However this was a massive pull for me being wheat intolerant. What I really liked about Frais was that it is very obviously health orientated. Even having a "healthy living club" and juicing evenings. I was really impressed with this as it's what makes Frais so different to everything else out there. Foods and drinks costs where something that both myself and friend were delighted with. But is not intrusive, patronising or preachy at all. I have been to many places who do all these things unfortunately and this was a refreshing change! The menu is limited which at the time I wasn't taken with. But after having my lunch of a delicious tofu salad, I understand why. Being able to focus on a few high quality meals is much more important and there is nothing wrong with that. Salads and wraps were on offer at a ridiculously low £2.25 bearing in the mind the huge amount of combinations and choice I could have had. Soups, Salads and Sandwiches are currently on the menu and also available for take away. A fantastic lunch choice I would think. I am looking forward to seeing how this expands in the future for a relatively new business. As you go in, to the left of the service counter, you can find lots of unusual and difficult to find staple gluten free products which I encourage you to have a peek at. They sell many different types of the wonderful Bob's red mill oats along with various pastas. I can't wait to visit again and go though the juice list!

Was out and about with the grands when the need for caffeine hit. I had a wonderful latte…read more But this place is more than coffee. It welcomes the young ones. And those with some dietary challenges. Delicious gluten free treats. Food for the kids that isn't all sugar and flour. Drinks that actually contain juice. And better ... toys to entertain them while the adults have a conversation. Just outside the door are some tables and chairs for those nice days. The kids can run off steam while you sip. If you get an opportunity because it always seems to be gone instantly, you must try the gluten free avocado loaf/brownie.

Special Topping from No1 Pizza - Sharp Plastic Pizza was…read moreactually tasty, but sadly I realised quickly in one of the slices that there was a strange textured topping. As I spat it out, I realised it was a sharp piece of plastic, most likely broken off a plastic storage container. Delivery time was over an hour.

My friends and I have wandered in to No1 Pizza after a few too many at Wetherspoons on countless…read moreoccasions, yet we still keep going back for more. On every occasion I have been, I have ordered what I consider to be the spiciest thing on the menu. After too much beer and thinking I'm rocky I'll order the Hot Mamma Mia, covered in Jalapenos and capers, delicious. Thin crust is an option, but in an attempt to fill my alcohol stained belly, I've always opted for the deep pan, clever, I know.. At just under £9, you can expect to pay more elsewhere, but not much more, whilst probably, undoubtedly receiving a higher quality pizza.