Lock Works Cafe Bar in Wolverhampton

Came here with my local Autism group on Wednesday and enjoyed a lovely honeycomb crunch cake and coffee and looking forward to returning here again soon.

The Lighthouse Café (Chubb Buildings) Fryer Street Wolverhampton WV1 1HT(01902-716055) A very pleasant visit with friend on a quiet Monday afternoon at 2.30. We caught the train from Birmingham to Wolverhampton and the Café is a 5 minute walk from the railway station. We started with three coffees, then had three cheese and pickle toasties on brown bread with salad and then three mulled wines. All very enjoyable and good service. The café became busier as the films were about to start later in the afternoon, and there is a host of films and theatre performances that can be watched in the cinema. There are also other community events held at the Lighthouse so it is well worth having a look to see what is of interest to you as an individual. The bill for the three us came to £30.60. Regards Gary Saunders

The building really is something special, the massive hall I walked through before I entered the cafe was a sight to behold. I really enjoyed both my food and drink here- it wasn't cheap but it was great quality. I thought that the staff seemed a bit distracted, but it was just before a big lunchtime rush, so maybe that was why! The whole thing represents a really good cause (look it up) that I hope survives to benefit the local community for years to come.

We arrived about 45 minutes before the film began in the Lighthouse Cinema knowing that we needed to eat something. The menu isn't extensive - sandwiches, baked potatoes, salads - but we went for the cheese omelette. Served with a crispy side salad and dressing, it was a good choice. It was delicious. And the coffee's not bad either. Good value for money..

I sometimes have business meetings here, and it's a ideal, relaxed place to go. The food is very reasonably priced and the place has a nice, relaxed ambience.

I need restorative emotional therapy after attempting to consume this. The thinnest bacon, barely filling the Tesco value white bread, and a pre-applied uni-molecular layer of ketchup. Where is the love? :( Not here. Wish I'd ventured further into town.

Smashing place for a light lunch, particularly if you're here to see a film: sitting in the covered courtyard can always cheer up a rainy day!

Situated in the Chubb building and part of the Lockworks/Lighthouse complex this is a lovely little venue. There is a limited menu but that's ok. Staff are great. Good before going into a film there or one of their other events. Good if you just want a coffee and bite to eat, or somewhere to do a bit of work/study. Look up what goes on there - recent release films in a cosy cinema, support groups of many languages, exhibitions. This is a great little venue which we need to support.

I come here from time to time to study. Lunch is cheap, there is wifi, friendly staff, plenty to look at when you want a break. There is a cinema too that shows independent films often. One of my favourite places to visit in Wolverhampton. They do various stuff in the evenings such as quizzes, language cafe etc

Je n'ai pas eu l'occasion d'y gouter autre chose qu'un jus de fruit mais j'ai adoré cet endroit, son charme, son ambiance particulière. La serveuse était très gentille, je n'étais pas là pour manger mais si l'occasion se représente je n'hésiterais pas à gouter aux sandwichs et desserts proposés à des prix très abordables. Un petit côté "artiste" se dégage de l'endroit avec à l'entrée une petite galerie photo. Je suis sur que c'est un endroit propice pour des rencontres intéressantes. Le temps que j'y suis resté, il y avait 2 hommes derrière moi en train de travailler sur un storyboard et 4 autres en terrasse qui avaient la particularité de tous arborer un style vestimentaire différent, leur combinaison était improbable et çà m'a plu. A refaire, plus longuement !