I ordered the vegan breakfast £9.50: they didn't clean the table before serving, the plate smelt of…read moreeggs, the avocado had black bits, I asked for granary bread and got white bread, the baked beans were all over the plate, and the potatoes were clearly from yesterday. My partner ordered eggs benedict, they were uncooked and had bits of eggshell. The staff are very young and despite being polite, they don't know how to handle complaints. I didnt eat and the owner hid in the kitchen when we went to pay, they didn't apologise or didn't offer an alternative. We had a similar bad experience a few years ago but we wanted to give them another chance, clearly a bad idea.

A great atmosphere, very cosy. The food is great from what I had, I would recommend this place if…read moreyou are going to meet up with a small group of friends. It is my go to place for a local friendship gathering for a drink, cake and a good natter!! If you haven't already tried it, you should, and soon

Over-priced coffee, with a rather tense atmosphere. The owners rely on other staff to build good…read morerelationships with customers, while having limited customer service skills themselves. A real let down.

lovely quaint little coffee shop-nice atmosphere-lovely staff & top quality food-all homemade &…read morefresh.

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.

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.

I feel costa is very expensive for sandwiches and drinks. For a hot chocolate with cream and…read moremarshmellows its 3+ which i feel is way too much. I dont think it is value for money. Has nice atmosphere. The staff i dont think are very friendly but if the drinks are that nice it maybe worth going. Not a place i like going to.

Lovely place , well organised and lovelyread more

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.

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

A wonderful little cafe on Stafford Street very friendly owners and lovely food…read more A little more expensive than most cafes in Wolverhampton but you get what you pay for I noticed their 5 Star hygiene certificate proudly displayed on their window recently so very clean too! Highly recommended.