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!

This is such a lovely place to have a coffee in Bearwood. Great choice of food and drinks, very…read morehelpful and friendly staff, Great how they are so havily involved in the comunity and support loacal charties, really enjoy popping in here.

I'm giving such a high rating because I really believe Sandra's cafe is one of the best most…read morewelcoming cafés around. The cafe is situated on the weoley castle square. I have been using the cafe for about 4 years now and everytime I go there I'm made to feel welcome straight away, I know this isn't because I'm a regular because Sandra and the other members of staff that work there are the same with new people that visit the cafe. The pricing of the meals on offer are really good especially when you see and taste the quality of them! I always have a large breakfast and no mushrooms, and my god it's tasty every single time! Lol So if your ever in the weoley castle area before 2 and feel like a breakfast or hot sandwich pop in and enjoy The food :)

We decided on the spur of the moment to go out for dinner and were craving Shawarma after a long…read moreday. We hadn't had it for years and decided to Google the area, we found Cafe Reem's website and drove over. The place looked so beautiful and inviting from the car, it's warm lights tempting us from the cold. We ordered and I tried to say thank you very much in arabic to show how appreciative we were - this sparked a most welcome conversation about the history of the place and the owner's passion for good food and great hospitality. I can tell you now, and with honesty, that we have not had Shawarma properly until today. We tried the fatera, (the spinach flavour paired with the pickle was delightful) the traditional kibbeh, (I could eat these every day) and both lamb and chicken shawarma (we shared half each and could not pick between the two, both were cooked beautifully)... before taking chai karak tea and some baklava home with us. Reem - My wife would not share the flapjack brownie she warmed up at home, and who could blame her?! Thank you so much for your kindness, warmth and the wealth of hospitality that was shown to myself and Nic. We were lucky to find this place by chance, and we will not stay away long.

From the owner: Coffee and Dessert. Mediterranean food, Tapas, Falafel, hummus, thyme flat bread, Focaccia,…read moreshawerma and lots more

What can I say other than that it is a Costa Coffee Shop. The choice of coffees are wide and the…read morepremises are actually very clean, if you need a pick me up or just need a caffeine fix then this is the place to be.

The Cosy Cafe is cosy by name and a cafe by nature…read more If you're looking to pop out somewhere where you can sit in and have a bite to eat then this is the place for you. Options include your basic café choices from a full English breakfast through to jacket potatoes. I normally go for the sausage and egg sandwich followed by a slice of homemade cake which I take away and save for later. The staff who work in the kitchen and on the till are always very friendly and will keep you up to date with how long it's going to take whilst you wait.

A beloved favourite of my dads, as I remember him taking us every Saturday/Sunday morning for…read morebreakfast when we were kids. Since then however, the cafe has changed owners, so I decided to head on down and pay the Cosy Cafe a visit after all these years. One morning after one too many the night before, a friend and I headed down to the cafe, in urgent need of a hangover cure. We were met with a man who was more than sympathetic, a genuinely nice bloke who offered us a full English that was guaranteed to get us back on our feet. The food came, we ate, we chatted, we had copious amounts of tea and left feeling much more fresh and invigorated than before (not that, that was hard).. Overall, Cosy Cafe is a fairly quiet place, but if you're in the neighbourhood or in need of a quick full English to line the stomach after a night before, I recommend heading on in.