D'licious is a fairly standard hole-in-the-wall sandwich takeout. They stock a reasonably wide…read moreselection of hot and cold baguettes, jacket spuds and breakfast-related grub at decent prices. It must be like the TARDIS inside, because despite the seemingly tiny interior, I've had my order taken by one guy, my sandwich handed to me by a second, and then my money taken and change given by a third, all the while standing in a space not much larger than a photo booth. The sandwiches are okay, but it's cheap and fast. I did wonder at the origin of the PURPLE dressing on my spicy cheese baguette, but I didn't suffer any adverse affects from eating it, so it can't be that bad.

Best jacket potato I've had in the UK. Friendly customer service. The prices were very reasonable.read more

How can this not be a five star review…read more.... I have walked past this place so many times and have somehow never eaten here......maybe because I am mainly carb-afobic (is that even a real thing) but the other day having done body pump at 7AM...yes you heard right...I thought why not have a jacket potato based treat! I went for cheese and beans on my spud and was even asked if I want the cheese or beans on first! Love that. I went cheese on second if you are interested. The potato was light and fluffy and packed FULL of toppings.....to the point where I tried to take a good photo and it just looked like a mass of beans so I left it....you will have to use your imaginations there! If you want a potato in its most perfect form give this place a go! £3.50 for a lunch that is filling, not outrageously unhealthy and served by some super friendly local people :)

I have worked in Erdington for 11 years and have gotten lunch from this place many times…read more I typically order jacket potatoes or the titular baguette. Both have, over the 11 years, been lovely and tasty 95% of the time. I usually spent between £3-£5, depending on what I'm having and if I need to buy a drink at the same time. Depending on the time it can get incredibly busy here, so pressure is put on the staff. I have always found them to be pleasant and professional, maintaning a quick service, taking orders and passing them onto the backroom staff to prepare and bring over. I've typically been in and out, during the busier times 10 minutes max. I have a 30 minute lunch but work close by so it's fine with me. You can eat inside, the seating area is attached to the walls facing the window, so you can look outside while eating. This also prevents the potential long queues from disturbing you, as you are facing away from it. I have seen the staff cleaning and wiping down surfaces when those who eat in leave, which stands them in good stead from a hygeine perspective.

Whenever I'm browsing the shops on Erdington High Street, this tasty little number never fails to…read morecatch my eye as I'm passing. Baguette Du Maison's inviting frontage and even more inviting prices really spark temptation and the store's small cake displays and window seats add an appealing, traditional touch to the place. The prices are respectable, the staff are friendly and the turnaround on hot food is excellent. I had a full English breakfast for just £2.75 and was impressed by the eatery's atmosphere and pleasant customer service, but the toast was charred, the bacon was tough as old boots and I did not enjoy my meal in the slightest.

There are two bakers ovens in Rugby, this one is probally the one i would visit more often as its…read moreonly takeaway and i find the queue a lot easier and also i must say the staff are alot nicer in there also. This Bakers oven is bases right in the centre of town near the clock tower, and although its a very small store and is a nightmare to gain access to if you have a buggy or wheelchair or walker etc, but the staff are very effiecent and the queue always tends to go down very quickly. They dio all the usual foods expected from the bakers oven chain such as, Sandwiches Baguettes Sausage rolls (hot and cold) Pasties and pies cakes bread rolls drinks, soup etc etc I would definatly reccomend this store as its food is yummy and very reasonably priced. I would definatly

So this is the Gregg's next to WH Smith and opposite the shoe shop right in the shopping centre…read more This place does amazing sandwiches - chargrilled chicken oval bite with mustard mayo (can you tell i've eaten them a lot?) the yum yums are so soft, the donuts and the custard slices are great. the meal deals they have are great too. and then you have the fresh, hot slices - chicken, sausage and bean, steak, new sausage and bacon roll - omg and the festive bake for xmas. I LOVE GREGGS you can't beat it! but if you eat it every day..... watch your waistline. i could happily though!!

For the best Fish and Chips in Monkspath, Solihull, look no further than the Shelly Farm Fryer…read more The shop itself has been there for years, and they offer a traditional selection of Fish and Chips. The shop is very hygienic and clean, and so popular amongst the many people who live in the area Friday and Saturday nights are a witness to this! Not only do they offer fish and chips, but also a healthier option for the many who prefer it. At lunchtimes they serve a selection of baked potatoes, salads and baguettes, all very tasty and not too expensive. Well worth a visit for some decent grub!

Lovely pub, great service and friendly people. The food tastes great and not too pricey either!read more

Nice cosy pub, just off of the main road through town. All the food is freshly prepared according…read moreto the proprietor; had the deep fried brie with cranberry, and it had to be one of the best ones I've ever had. Lots of places do that dish as a whole round brie, coated heavily in breadcrumbs - not the Town House; theirs was four decent sized cube pieces, in a light crumb/batter coating, fried until the cheese had melted, and served on cranberry sauce with a side of rocket. Really, really nice. A nice varied menu too, ranging from the aforementioned brie through fish and chips, and out into creme brulee. I'm not a drinker, but the prices seem to be in line with other pubs in the area, most drinks being in the £3 - £4 range. Tea/coffee in the ~ £1.50 area. Decent seating arrangements (that seem to change every week), and a wonderful open fire in winter.

This pub is a minute off the parade and has never been full when I've been there. It does really…read moregreat food which is more than good value for money. Friendly atmosphere with a fairly new young landlord that's relying on word of mouth to promote how good this place is.

Fantastic food really tasty.great for full English breakfast and the sandwiches are massive…read more-doorstep bread.the prices are good for the quantity you get. The staff are really friendly and smiley I would recommend to eat here for breakfast and lunch

The Tudor Cafe and Bakery is the place to go if you want a baguette which is brimming with flavour…read more They offer an efficient service here and the results are all evident once you bite into one of their sensational sarnies. The staff are good here too and it is because of them that food is of such a good standard. On the whole this place is another example of a good brummie business making fresh made to order sandwiches for the working people of the city.

This pub in Birmingham was the most fun we had of the many chain pubs in the UK…read more It didn't hurt that the Wales v England Rugby was blasting away. It was a lively crowd that was in full conspicuous consumption. One would expect a long wait for the food. Not so! So you like Fish & Chips? At £5.75 the portions were generous and fresh tasting. But that's not all. For the Ultimate Fish & Chips try adding cheese and bacon (+80p) on the chips. The only downside -- that is endemic with most UK pubs -- is those infernal condiment packages. My suggestion is that you pick up your favorite chili sauce to spice everything up. The special moment was watching an elderly couple lovingly share a monster sundae in the fracas. I noted that there wasn't a "happy hour" here. The sign outside says it all: "At The Windsor we don't have a Happy Hour, we have Happy Days! It was the truth, prices here are cheapest around but the selection and quality are first rate. Huge menue and even a respectable Birmingham curry selection. The selection of local and regular brews was one of the largest we seen out of over 30 pubs. Most pints were around £3

Okay so before we start I have to review this place based on price and it's a pretty affordable…read moreplace to eat. The Windsor is situated just off new street , up a cute , old fashioned street. You'll find it tucked away opposite Toni and guy. When we were seated I found that the music was too loud , although they were top classics and my friend was having the time of his life listening to them. I could even go as far to say he was having a boogie to himself. The service was good , the lady was really polite and I got everything I asked for- I ordered the meaty mixed grill. The food took about 20 mins to come out but I found my steak was cooked throughly whereas I asked for it to be cooked medium rare. What went well - polite bar staff , plenty of condiments and good food for a reasonable place Even better if - they turned the music down a bit , placed more lights ( as I feel it gets quite dark in there ) and make sure the steak is cooked the way that was requested.