This a cafe in the centre of town. It is quite small but does have a few seats and a seating area…read moreoutside which is good to use in the summer months or when the weather is warmer. This is a cafe doing your usualy cafe type food, from sandwiches to salads to jacket potatoes and cheese toasties. They do a good range of hot and cold drinks too. The prices are very good and the food is very reasonable. The service is good and you do not have to wait very long in there. They also do food to takeaway too.

Nice, friendly place for a cuppa, breakfast or lunch. Usual cafe fare on offer; full breakfast inc…read morehot drink for £3.50, chip butty £1.00, lunches from £2.20, tea 60p. Service can be quite slow when they have lots of orders to get out. About 6 tables to sit at so plenty of room. It's in a side street, so parking can be tight. Oh, and I made a mistake with the opening hours - it's open from 8.00pm every morning till about 2.00pm.

If you leave the train station from the back entrance and walk directly over the crossing, you'll…read moresee a hill straight in front of you. Keep walking up and on your right just opposite the Post Office you'll find the best little café in Birmingham City Centre. OK so it's not the most glamorous of settings as it's just a typical greasy spoon café. However, if you're hung over and in need a proper breakfast sandwich then this is the place for you! Options include your basic café choices from a full English breakfast through to jacket potatoes. I've only ever eaten their sausage and egg sandwich which I always take away. They do have inside seating options but with it being so close to the square, if it's a nice day there are plenty of benches outside for you to choose from. My only recommendation, ask for extra sauce!

Although this has good interior seating and they offer several take-away options, the service was…read morenot too good. Maybe this was because they were very busy, but they could smile to paying customers. Several options are available, try the 100% pure fruit smoothies, which is my recommendation available in lots of flavours. Although it's nice inside, has comfortable stools, I preffered getting take-away and sitting outside in the sunshine. But if your after some quick food, lunch or brunch they do have a substantial menu, and I felt their prices were also reasonable. Not bad, a nice little cafe.

Nice,clean little cafe at the bottom of churchgate that serves home cooked/made on premises good…read morefood at a very affordable price! Popped in to sample a 'hilda's salad box' at £2.99 & was amazed by the choice & how much they put in....well worth the money considered that a tesco salad box is about £2.20 & nowhere near as fresh & tasty!...2 extra cobs were 20p each...brill! The cafe does lots more in the way of food & drink & good hot meals are cooked too..there's too much to mention on here! The cafe isn't the biggest but that's not a problem as it's never usually crowded... Staff are very polite & nothing is too much bother for them....you can tailor your meal to how YOU want it...not how it's set on a menu! overall i give this cafe full marks because of friendliness, cleanliness & value for money It also has a 5* cleanliness grade

So many food option it's just a amazing place with lots of nice beautiful staff. And it's so clean…read moreand super safe and security is top notch

I got a classic cheese burger and chips and the burger was pretty stale and not that juicy, my…read moregirlfriend ordered a pulled pork burger which she said was amazing so I probably got a bad batch, the fries were nice and the presentation was lovely. The place was nice and quiet we sat by the window and it was great till 6 ladies came in for a Hen do haha

If you want good quality plain food and a lunch for under a fiver then this is a good cafe to use…read more Situated on the main street through the town its been here years and any local will recommend their breakfast butties. They are legendary. They also produce lovely plated salads with good fresh ingredients and nice crusty filled baguettes(choose the fillings and it will be made in front of you). It not an imaginitive chef that works here, don't expect a huge varied menu - its just decent honest fare. You can eat inside, and there is a small covered seating area at the front. Inside is again very basic - more 'greasy spoon' with chintz than urban contemporary. If you are a visitor to Tamworth and the weather is on your side I would suggest that you take out and sit in the 'Castle grounds' amongst the lovely gardens. It gets busy in here -which is again testament to its popularity - so expect a small wait. The staff are courteous and quite efficient though not particularly chatty. My working life would be vastly improved if only this place delivered - for those times when you are on a deadline and only a bacon, sausage and egg sarnie will help sod to cholestrol.

My 2 year old could cook the food they serve here. It is vile…read more If I wanted food out of a tin, I'd get my Husband to cook. Food doesn't taste freshly cooked, it tastes like it is warmed through. They even manage to burn the toast, whilst warming through the tinned mushrooms. Expensive too, for a plate of inedible food. Shame I had to even give it 1 star.

As you would expect from a little local cafe, the staff are all breezy, friendly and pretty chatty…read more They obviously have regulars, which is always a good sign, as they were calling various customers by name and passing the time with them. The usual selection of cafe-style sandwiches and meal deals was available. I had a pretty standard tuna sandwich on white bread - nothing to write home about, but also nothing to complain about. The prices are good - particularly the meal deals - as you'd expect. On the downside, there weren't many vegetarian options and they looked at me like I was an alien when I asked about whether the tuna was dolphin-friendly. They also spelled 'Lucozade' wrong. Clearly, this is not a huge problem, in the grand scheme of things. It's just because I'm a grammar and spelling pedant. But this is not about spelling, this is about sandwiches, and they were fine.

Ells Kitchen is a small sandwich shop with a distinct emphasis on what could be thought of as…read moreBritish classics - think Coronation chicken, cheese and pickle, baked potatoes with a variety of fillings. And they are good, very good, in fact I'd go as far to say they're probably the best sandwich shop of their kind in south Birmingham. In recent years, Birmingham has been overwhelmed by shops with the "pile it high, sell it cheap " variety - Ells Kitchen is a classic example of when it's best to pay a bit more to get a lot more quality. That's not to say they're expensive, it's just they'd rather not sell a cheese baguette for fifty pence. Decor is plain and simple but you're unlikely to spend much time in there anyway. There is a few seats in the shop but why not eat your purchases on the bench in the small square outside?

This is a nice old-school cafe. It's also incredibly large - I just ducked in to get a cup of tea -…read moreexpecting to find a poky little greasy spoon type affair, but in fact found a fairly large, clean, quiet cafe. It's not that much to look at - but then it's not really trying to be a posh cafe loungey thing, just a place where you can sit down and have a cup of tea and some cheap food. They do chips, eggs and beans and a can of pop for £3.59, which seemed pretty good value for money to me. The lady behind the counter was lovely - I was about 5p short to pay for my cuppa, and she told me not to worry, just pay her back next time I was in, which was nice. It was a good cup of tea too! Served in a big mug, none of this measly European sized mugs here. A good no-nonsense place to put your feet up once you've had your fill of the high street in Acocks Green.