This tiny little cafe has only been open a month and a half. I went in recently, and the whole…read moreexperience literally made me feel as though I was on holiday. The place is quite hidden away, and you might miss it if you're only walking up the Coleshill High Street. But if you park in Church Hill car park, you have to walk past L'Maiz to get to the main road. And it's definitely worth stopping by. Inside, you'll be immediately greeted by the Italian owner, who'll seat you in one of three tables. Yes, the cafe only has limited space, but I think this provides a great intimacy to the whole experience. Browsing at the menu, I was absolutely astonished by the wide range of food available. From hot roasts to toasties to breakfast to pasta, everything was freshly made by the owner himself. The pizzas (all of them!) particularly looked tempting, and I loved that you could get three size choices, and even just purchase once slice for £1 if you wanted! I did exactly this because I had eaten not long before. But if had I known how delicious the margarita was going to be beforehand, I'd have definitely bought a 9" (or maybe even a 14" for £9.50 if I was feeling particularly greedy). Next time I go in, I'm definitely trying the Hot Mexican Madness. It looks, sounds and smells amazing. Surprisingly for June, it was exceptionally cold outside; so I opted for a hot chocolate to accompany the pizza. The hot drink tasted exceptional, and beats any run-of-the-mill coffee shop version that I've tried in the past. No matter what time of the day, L'Maiz can cater for you. Personally, I must return for breakfast to sample the Full English (£3.50). It was also lovely to learn that the shop was named after the owner's daughter, which explained the homely, warm feel to the cafe.

Me and my wife visited L'Maiz this morning for breakfast and we cannot fault this place. The…read morebreakfast (full english) and coffee were outstanding and despite the shop being very small in size, it has a nice warm feeling to it. The owner is very polite and welcoming and we look forward to returning in the future.

Best meal I've had in Birmingham. The staff were friendly and helpful. The restaurant was clean and…read morethe food was very good and flavorful. I love trying all the sauces.

Someone shot a load in my whopper, there was a milkshake when i asked for coca cola and i almost…read moredied because of it

The garlic chilli chicken Balti, from the Polash, is the best curry I have ever tasted. A must eat…read more I've tried many different Indiana over the years. And this is by far the best

This is a great new addition to Solihull. Cafe/bar vintage chic with lots of character. The…read moreatmosphere here is fresh friendly and so much options to choose from. The old coach house has been improved beyond recognition. If anyone is passing through Solihull I'd recommend this place highly.

When looking for somewhere that I can take my mother too for lunch a few weeks ago I decided to try…read moreEBB and Flow. This blend of cafe and bar is something that stands out in Solihull and manages to set it apart from many of the other restaurants and bars locally, they straddle the line between upmarket bar and vintage cage relatively well and have put together somewhere that is inviting without being too relaxed. One great thing to note is that they offer all day Brunch, which is great if you are late to rise and want a breakfast. This does make them busy on a weekend. They have a good selection of burgers. They also offer an afternoon tea at £10 per person which can be enhanced with Prosecco and offers a decent selection of both savoury and sweet items. I was impressed with the afternoon tea particularly as you didn't have to order ahead. My only complaint is that I didn't leave feeling full but the experience was very nice. I would deffinately recommend Ebb and Flow for a relaxed meal or a drink with friends.

Excellent food complimented by excellent service and surroundings, to provide and great dining…read moreexperience.

I decided to take a walk along the canal and find a place to have a pint and something to eat…read more after one loop, I ended up here at the canal house. It's small and cozy and was playing some great music. The menu was basic but was interesting. when I stepped up to order, I was told we're only serving pizza and chips tonight. Eith that said, I ordered a spicy meat pizza and a pint of cold beer. The pizza was exactly what you would expect at a pub, it was tasty, not too spicy, and cooked correctly. The service was good and helpful and I had no problem getting my pint refilled as needed. This is a great place to sit on an afternoon when the weather is nice and watch the people walk about in the area of the canal while enjoying your food and drink. I would return.

Omg!!!! The food was so good! I think I ate it in 8 minutes lol (greedy) or hungry lol. Anywho the…read morefood filled me up and the chef did his thang! The ambiance was nice and the service was great as well.

There is nothing wrong with a venue offering table seating but requiring counter-service - it…read moredoesn't automatically put a venue as charmingly-set as this into the bracket of a fast food place fronted by that red-haired clown. You just may, however, regret placing your breakfast or lunch order over a counter showcasing cakes that are to pudding what Scooby Doo's sandwiches are to the savoury option. And if you do decide to take out - after a full English - a banoffee pie that, frozen, would work as a doorstop, you may not want to look behind you at the chiller full of ice cream. Its setting within the Mitchells arts and craft centre - quiet and, perhaps even a touch exclusive - is only half the story. What really sets the venue apart is the view of the sweeping fields beyond its far wall. If you manage to bag a corner with comfy armchairs, you could even engage in playing a spot of house, albeit with a tinge of if-I-won-the-lottery fantasy. Fields and a fry-up... this is England

My husband and myself came here on the 10th July, for a full english breakfast. It was lovely I…read morewould really recommend this place.

A brief visit to Coleshill and I find myself requiring some caffeine, yelp is a bit thin on the…read moreground for coffee shops here so thought I'd add a new business to the network and take a gamble - it paid off. Brownies is a fairly small (might seat 10 at a push) independent coffee and tea room. It seemed like a good place to try as all the seats were full and people were still walking in - obviously earned itself a loyal clientèle! Tea and coffee choices although fairly standard (mocha, latte, cappuccino, espresso and americano plus English breakfast or fruit teas) were well executed and hit the spot, but this isnt why they had the five stars, that was down to the extra goodies. I was feeling peckish and happened upon bread pudding! I'm not sure how many readers of this will be aware of bread pudding but it was certainly a homely desert growing up and needless to say this did not disappoint! The addition of homemade pastries and veggie / vegan cakes also scored brownie points - excuse the pun :P All in all if I'm in this neck of the woods again I know where my caffeine fix will be!

Nice really, I enjoyed every bit of original patty men. You should get yours too, tasty & yummyread more

this upsets me cos im actauaoolly allergic to burgarss :( im not even lying im sure the burgers…read morehere are good i just have alot of feelings

We came here for a family meal and was served by jo nothing was to much trouble, service was five…read morestar +++++++++++ lovely service from her throughout the evening. She checked if we needed anything and nothing was to much trouble. Would highly recommend eating here me and my partner have ate here as a couple and had our first family meal here will definitely be returning thankyou all always for a wonderful service.

Terrible harvester. Staff in here make you wait wait and wait. None of the staff seem friendly and…read morethe quality of food fairly low.