Kidderminster Railway Museum Cafe in Wyre Forest - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Tina and the gang have been running the cafe for years, the experience shows, the food is fab, generous and reasonably priced. If you are looking for dainty this isn't the place for you, step away. The sandwiches are door stops, the big breakfast and drink for £8.50 is a belly buster, not intended for the average eater - CHALLENGE ACCEPTED !!! Lol Jo

Generally good food and drink available at the Museum - limited choice but freshly made and at a reasonable price.

Always a pleasure to come here for a drink or snack. Friendly ladies and nice seats with museum artefacts all around.

Nice people and really good cakes Coffee a bit basic - but not expensive to be fair - and the fruit cake makes up for it

Good size portion of fish and chips, hot and crispy. Had cod first day then plaice second day. Both equally good.

A nice location overlooking the steam railway track. Excellent freshly cooked bacon and egg sandwiches. Coffee cam from one of those machines but was still fine - . Good prices .There were also good looking cake etc on offer .Very clean

Off the train from Bridgnorth. A quick pint, a filled bun and a pint and back in the train! Just what we needed.

great cheese and onion baps at this place along with the 1940's anderson shelter great day out for the whole family

Very nice atmosphere and good choice of food. Reasonable as well. it has easy access for the disabled and room inside and out to eat your food.

You know when it's good when you see railwaymen using this place rather than the company eatery. Apart from being in the excellent railway museum (free entry), it is a lovely and popular little cafe well worth a visit - as is the museum...

Finding somewhere for a coffee on a Sunday evening post 4.30pm that isn't a pub (and I've yet to find a pub with a decent coffee) outside of the biggest cities is a challenge. Having almost given up in Kidderminster town centre, passing the Severn Valley Railway site I noticed some lights. Pulling up and going inside I found a pub and two cafes, one on the old station concourse and another inside the adjoining KIdderminster Railway Museum. The museum is a quirky collection of rail signage and old equipment, and the small cafe uses original station benches. The menu includes toasted tea cakes, chilli, and home made cakes. The coffee includes an instant filter type which I found to be better than what you get out of most machines and franchises these days, and very competitively priced. I was really delighted to come across this at 5pm on a Sunday. It is open until the last steam train arrives, which can be as late as 6.30pm, depending on the time of year. Great independent cafe!