Minster Coffee Shop in Lichfield

18th century English house with very friendly and kind staff,the food is excellent,dog friendly ! has a garden to sit in and upstairs rooms with toilet although from the Netherlands u consider myself being a regular for the month being here whilst in Lichfield on holiday,I can only recommend it wholeheartedly Dirk

Went for a light lunch. The service was friendly enough, but everything else was pretty poor: the 'garden' where we sat was a small, not very lovely courtyard with plastic greenery; our drinks, cutlery etc. were forgotten; lettuce had not been washed/properly and had earth on it - no one likes a gritty sandwich. Pull your socks up Minster Cafe!

This is more of a thank you than a review! I was in Lichfield today due to work and wanted to grab a sandwich to get me through the day. It was around 8:15 on a Sunday morning when on going to walk in the door was locked,a lovely lady opened the door and said they wasn’t open till 9am I asked if there was anywhere open I could get something to eat…… her response was amazing she welcomed me in the cafe asked me what I wanted and got the chef to fire up the grill and make me some breakfast! Not only did they go out there way to make me some food they open before they was due and chatted with me while I waited and the sandwich was beautiful!!!!! THANK YOU.

Have been a regular going in for over 20 years, ourselves and with visiting family and friends. Seems to have a new owner / manager who seem abrupt a little unfriendly and does not want your custom.

Cosy cafe in a very old Tudor building close to the cathedral. Young and enthusiastic staff. Very good lattes and range of tasty toasted sandwiches. A great choice for a quick lunch. Dog friendly

What a lovely place this is to have a breakfast which was superb, me my wife and son have found our go to cafe of Lichfield, great food with lovely staff plenty of seating areas and a courtyard area as well .. fantastic indeed .. tip it’s cash only

Sandwiches on cheap sliced bread, soup gloopy and completely tasteless. There must be better places to eat in Lichfield.

I struggle finding gluten free options so tried my luck here and the waitress recommended a delicious syrup cake that even my gluten-consuming family loved!!!

This was an extremely overpriced coffee shop that is not very nice inside. I had a jacket potato with Coronation chicken. For the price I expected a beautiful meal but the potato was under cooked and not very hot and the small amount of coronation chicken had tough lumps of overcooked chicken in it. My wife’s teacup was also dirty...Very disappointing.

Ordered a jacket potato with coronation chicken. Said on the menu it was oven baked and came with coleslaw. After I had paid a girl came to say they didn't have the coronation chicken. I asked for cheese and beans instead. Despite this being cheaper they didn't offer me the difference back.When it came it was definitely microwaved not oven baked. It was hard and unappetizing. There wasn't any coleslaw either I left most of it.Not impressed and won't go back.

Lovely coffee shop that we often use when we go to Lichfield. The food is delicious - staff friendly and we like that you pay when you go to give your order so no waiting around fora bill. Your food is brought to you by a waitress.We had a mince pie and it was delicious the pastry melted in your mouth.

The drinks were excellent and the food was just what the doctor ordered . A lot of people here had visited the cathedral . Very close to the Cathedral and it is a place to visit before or after your visit .

Dropped in here today. Limited menu but what they do is done very well which suits me. The building is very quaint and interesting and the staff are pleasant. They don't advertise it well but there is a back garden/yard available to sit in which is a real sun trap.

Arriving before 9 am we had to look to find somewhere open for breakfast. The menu choice covers just about everything you could want in variations of English breakfast. Service was quick (it wasn’t busy), food fresh and tasty and price amazing.

Saw the offer of 2 regular breakfast plus pot of tea for 2 for £11.95 So gave it a go.Pleasant staff taking order. Popped upstairs and had room to ourselves.Tea toast and breakfasts brought up to us. Again, pleasant staff.Breakfast ok. Ate it all. Plus points ... Quiet and could have a conversation without being drowned out by music.Relaxed environment Pleasant staffWould suggest better quality sausages if I had to make a negative, But all in all.. enjoyed it and would go again. Good value.

My lunch of cheese sandwich was very disappointing. I don’t like fancy food but this was the plainest sandwich. My husbands all day breakfast was great!

Such a nice place! So friendly and welcoming! A perfect place for a Sunday morning Joe and a hangout with friends.

Me and a friend come here for our Sunday lunch quite frequently, we recommend the cottage pie which we have with various vegetables and roast potatoes instead of chips. Today we decided to have something different Gammon. ,vegetables and roast potatoes, very tasty that was good for a change.

Excellent breakfast and staff are very friendly and have a little room for you are your dog. Brilliant find

This is the 2nd time we have visited and really enjoyed - the food is cooked to order - like that you pay up front so no waiting round to pay - will definitely revisit next time in Lichfield

We popped in here early today for a breakfast and hot drinks and were not disappointed. Very pleasant and efficient service, everything was freshly cooked and tasty, the coffee was fine too and came with a gingery biscuit. The price was fair for the size of the serving and I was pleased to see the 5* hygiene rating. Downstairs is small but there is seating upstairs for those who can access the stairs. Unfortunately, the toilets are upstairs too. Not much you can do about these old quirky buildings, it’s part of their charm.

As it was a rainy day in Lichfield, we were looking for a nice place to eat and came across this little gem of a cafe which is also dog friendly. On reading the menu, we opted on Sunday Lunch and decided that we'd have the regular portion. What a tasty lunch it was too. The dogs were also made very welcome with a plate of dog biscuits (sorry about the crumbs on the floor).

First time to visit this cafe and very friendly.

First visit to Lichfield lucky for us it bank holiday feastaval place was heaving full of various eateries, from Jerk Chicken, Currywurst to Greek delicacies oh and wine tasting, after much you ping around the Cathedral and town we stopped of at the Minster Coffee shop, very quaint little cafe upstairs had quirky rooms that seem to be sloping like the window ledges and wooden structures. Two us had all day breakfast, tuna & cheese melt and sausage egg n chips, all fresh cooked and very tasty. Oh don't take credit cards cash only.

2 teas and toast for £8. Expected at least home made Jam and bread that wasn’t out of a Tesco packet for that price. Toast served already saturated in butter (here’s an idea, let people butter their own toast to their taste) with a couple of plastic sachets of jam. If this was half the price fair enough, but for £8 this is positioned up there with 200° coffee shops. Terrible value and product.

I visited this cafe today with my two grandchildren, having left other cafes due stayed long wait for food. I asked before ordering how long the wait would be and was told not long. After 25 mins I asked what was happening as children were really hungry by now. The one lady said a wait of 25 mins was not unreasonable for preparation for fresh food, this was not the point. I had not been told about wait and seeing as ordered prawn sandwich, bacon sandwich, cheese toastie and a children's sausage and chips I don't think they should take that long! The prawn sandwich when it did come was on thick white bread, doorstop fashion, not what you'd expect. The toastie was not great and the sausages were not of a good quality in my view. Seating is not very comfortable. I would not go back.

If this is the cafe opposite the cathedral dont go by first impressions, on entry I was not impressed but going through the conservatory and out into the garden it was lovely. We sat at picnic wooden benches with umbrellas and was served a lovely afternnon tea with delicious scones cream and jam. It was very pleasant, and the staff were very nice,

Really lovely afternoon tea whilst on quick stop over at Lichfield, lovely lady served us and we sat in the sunshine in the little courtyard at the back. Amazing cakes, scones and actually a choice on the sandwiches which are offered with white or brown bread. Husband opted for coffee which was quality americano, will definitely come here again if we visit, hope they don’t put prices up after reading this ! Great value and quickly served.

I like Lichfield. But on a recent visit was surprised how few places there were to eat that were dog friendly. I appreciate not everyone likes dogs in eating places but when you are on holiday with a hound, you do need somewhere to refuel. Being a wet day we couldn't sit outside anywhere. So hats off to Minster for being dog friendly. They have a small room upstairs specifically for furry friends. It's a simple cafe, well located. Staff were friendly. Food was simple but we had a good sandwich and a cuppa. Prices were reasonable.

Visited this establishment on 20-04-2018, ordered two "steak" and onion baguettes and two small bottles of mineral water. Over £17. Pleasantly served by the lady behind the counter. The bottles of mineral water were duly brought to the table and cutlery given. Then followed the long wait......................

Having reserved the table, we arrived to a warm welcome and ordered our food. The drinks arrived very quickly. We’d barely started our drinks and the food was there. There were five of us and other people were in the place so it was very quick service. The food was hot and very nice. We were very impressed and will return. Friendly staff too. Just what we needed.

We visited today and had the "two breakfasts" deal. The food was piping hot and delicious. One of the best breakfasts I've had in a while. The staff were very pleasant. Couldn't fault it. We will definitey be back.

We had Sunday lunch here or tp be exact an all day breakfast and a pork roast dinner. The pork was a bit fatty for my taste and perhaps at £7.95 could have had a bit more meat. All day breakfast was good.

We had just got off a coach and really needed a cup of tea, the Minster Coffee Shop looked inviting so in we went. The lovely staff didn't mind at all that we only wanted a pot of tea for two even though it was the start of lunchtime. They were very welcoming and we sat upstairs in this lovely old building. We saw some lunches being served and they looked very good. Next time I'm in Litchfield this is where I'm coming its a real little gem

Como una familia extendida de 14 necesitamos sustento así que probamos un poco de inspiración de nuestros favoritos. Sabíamos que tenían mesas arriba y nos llevamos todos. El personal era muy amable, atento y servicial. Nos salió nuestra propia comida ya que había 7 niños entre nosotros, así como la 7 adultos, pero todo el mundo tenía todo lo que queríamos, y fueron muy rápidos para entregar el terreno. La parte de arriba de las mesas están algunas bastante escalones pero incluso los floreros cristalinos administrado. Porque él sentía un poco débil después (diabéticos) trajeron un ventilador enorme y que él se enfría. Yo tenía el desayuno cooke y había una mezcla justa de beefburgers, los palitos de pescado, patatas asadas y salchichas y huevos! Bebidas para todos, incluyendo algunos batidos. Sí, bien hecho. Atención, no tome crédito o tarjeta de débito, pero hay un par de puntos en efectivo a menos de 50 metros. Gracias Linda! Bien hecho a todos!

Lovely cafe with lovely food and staff. Gorgeous back garden which was lovely in the summer sun. They welcomed our dog and came straight out with a bowl of water for him and some biscuits! Very impressed and will definitely be back xx

I can only comment on the "Standard Breakfast Deal", which comes with a pot of tea, for £11.25 for 2 people. They are filling, hot and tasty. We didn't have to wait long. The cooked dinners look Appetising and Good Value.

Aparecimos aquí para un almuerzo ligero y no nos decepcionó. El servicio era rápido y amable. Hay un buen menú y la comida estaba bien presentada y delicioso. Nuestra única queja fue que el tiro de fruta para mi hijo era de tres meses. Sin embargo, esta fue rápidamente corregido y la bebida antiguo fue tirado. El jardín de la parte trasera es perfecta para disfrutar de un almuerzo en un día soleado. Hallazgo.

Disfruté de un valor de excelencia, desayuno tradicional cocinado en el Minster Cafetería hoy. No esperes un zumo de naranja recién exprimido, pero recibes lo que pagas. El tocino era delicioso y el personal era muy acogedor y amable. Hay un pequeño jardín posterior para...

Este es un negocio establecido en un entorno pintoresco casco antiguo con la media de los precios. Vale la pena una visita. Los alimentos no demasiado malo.

I was in Lichfield on Sunday and with the beautiful weather I need a refreshing drink this is when I...

We stopped here for a snack on a sunny Sunday afternoon and sat in the garden at the rear. We were handed the menu after a while and ordered drinks and food. After a lengthy wait I went to ask for the drinks as they had not arrived. The young lady did offer me a glass of water,which I appreciated and accepted. She then poured the pepsi from a large plastic bottle into a glass as she did with the Corona. The pepsi was wet but rather warm,served without ice!After what seemed an age our baguettes arrived only to find that the tuna mayo had butter on ,despite my order requesting it to be without butter. I tool this back and they apologised for the error. On returning to my seat I was made aware of the other order placed was in fact on a brown baguette rather a white one as requested.My fellow diner did not wish to make a fuss and ate it rather than complain. Obviously I then had to wait yet again for my replacement baguette.To sum up our visut it was rather disappointing.

I visited the coffee shop on a Sunday afternoon for a small bite to eat with my partner and I ordered a ham and cheese toastie which came with some chips and salad, the food didn't take too long to come which I was impressed with as I saw that there was a young chef making the food. However when my food did arrive the cheese felt rubbery with little flavour and the some of the chips were un-cooked and looked shop bought, I would have much preferred home made. The lady who served me seemed distracted and was abrupt with the young waitress making drinks beside her, this made me feel slightly uncomfortable and empathetic for the young girl. In the end we quickly finished our food and left as we felt we were being watched whilst we ate. We won't be returning here again and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, there are much better places to eat in Lichfield with more reasonable prices and with nicer atmospheres.

Lichfield is simply beautiful and puts Staffordshire's County town in the shade.Terrific choice of places to wine and dine and this little nugget near the Cathedral,didn't disappoint.Great food but cold plates!!!! Otherwise very nice and the cottage pie delicious.Thanks Linda for looking after us and all those trips up and down the stairs.Tea pots too small!!!

Jay Myatt was a wonderful chef and character, what a lovely quaint coffee shop filled with pleasant and happy staff.Jay Myatt was the highlight of the event, as he always is, every Sunday I order a nice coffee and he always gives me the loveliest of smiles, bless his heart.

Popped in for a warming drink on a wet and miserable afternoon. Friendly staff and excellent service: had a huge slice of lemon cake and a mug of coffee for a more-than-reasonable price. Recommended.

One of the finest meals I've ever had at Minster. The head chef, Jay, is brilliant and always seems to produce fantastic meals.

We had soup and sandwiches, they do a child's menu as well. The soup was very tasty, and was served nice and hot. Service was pleasant and the prices are reasonable. It wasn't overcrowded which was nice.

We stopped at this very special little café for breakfast and were pleasantly surprised! The bacon, egg and mushroom sandwich was so yummy I already want to go back for another one! The service was friendly, the ambiance very charming Tudor English (would love to know the history), and the food delicious. It was a pretty day so we sat outside and watched the world go by. Fully recommend!

Went to Lichfield today for a look around, and decided to try this place for lunch. We both decided to have a roast turkey dinner. It was reasonably priced at £6 for a small dinner (which my partner had) and £7:75 for a standard dinner, which I had.When it arrived it wad piping hot, and tasted absolutely delicious. We were both really happy with our meals and thoroughly enjoyed them. This is one place we will certainly visit again. If you are going be advised they only take cash.

We popped in here after a bit of early morning shopping in Lichfield. We ordered 2 x standard breakfast plus a hash brown on one, plus tea, and beans on toast and black currant squash for a child. This confused the person taking the order, who advised us that they don't do a childrens menu but would do the 1 slice of beans on toast but only if we paid for an adults portion. We were charged £19.50, which we queried because 2 x standard breakfasts & tea was advertised outside for £10.50, which meant that the 1 hash brown, 1 x slice of beans on toast and a blackcurrant squash was costing us £9.00 - rip off. We were told that the addition of the hash brown made it a non standard breakfast and therefore we didn't qualify for the breakfast offer. Although not happy, we decided that the children (4years & 10 months) needed feeding and we stayed.Ok- onto the breakfast. I had to send mine back as the yolk of the egg wasn't cooked (all they did is flip it over in a pan), bacon was ok, poor sausage, tomato wasn't cooked through, beans had obviously been standing, and the hash brown which caused all this was overcooked. Mushrooms were fine though......No nappy changing facilities - had to change the baby on the toilet floor.One to avoid

We've eaten here a few times now over the past couple of years and have always had delicious lunches and very good service. It's a lovely old building, all nooks and crannies and sloping floors. There is also a lovely courtyard out the back, perfect on a summer day. We've sampled a few items from the lunch menu and everything has always been a very good size, very tasty and nicely presented. There are lots of teashops in Lichfield but I would recommend this one highly.

Nice to find a cafe that does not smell of fried food. The cafe is small and nicely presented and looked clean. Good service. I had an all day veggy breakfast that was well cooked and presented well. The meat lasgne was freshly cooked with tasty meat. It tasted really good as it was not swimming in oil. The coffee tasty good and came in a decent mug

Only a quick one, service very good, cup of tea mmmmm.We sat outside on a very hot day it was lovely.One downside is the bin men came yuk the smell , not the shops fault but don't go on a Thursday a.m . He he .

I was back in Lichfield at the weekend so had to pop back to my favourite little coffee shop – The Minster in Dam Street - it’s always a nice place to stop when enjoying a mooch around. Along with more traditional coffee shop/tea room fare the venue also offers a range of substantial meals any restaurant would be proud of.Today, the chef had made a vegetarian pasta bake – it was on the Specials Board so I decided to have some for my lunch. It was delicious! Loaded with onions, peppers and mushrooms in a tomato and herb sauce and topped with melted cheese. Accompanied with a side salad the dish was very tasty. As it was a lovely hot day I sat out in the little garden out back to enjoy the peace and the quiet, soak up some rays of sun, make a little vitamin D and relax.As usual the staff were in high spirits, friendly and attentive. I thought about poor chef toiling in the hot kitchen producing meals as lovely as the one before me now. So I will take this opportunity to say thank you for such an excellent meal and I know I’ll be back for more goodies soon x

In July 2016 we took our three top homework achievers for a surprise afternoon tea. The children were aged 8.9 and 11. The staff made a huge fuss of the children, treated them as grown ups and made the afternoon very special. They catered for the children's needs and gave us time to celebrate the children's achievements. Our thanks go to the staff for creating such a lovely atmosphere and ensuring it was an afternoon never to be forgotten.Boney Hay Primary School

We called in here for lunch. Ordered jackets potatoes and sandwiches. Coronation Chicken with jacket potato was lovely with plenty of chicken. Also the homemade Chilli with a jacket was very tasty. Turkey, Brie and Cranberry sandwiches were filled to bursting and came with salad garnish and chips. Tea for three was served in a teapot. We sat upstairs as the downstairs was full, the stairs are quite steep. Service was quick and friendly. The roast dinners looked very good.Recommended.

Stopped off here for a Bacon Sandwich and a Cuppa during a lovely Sunny lunchtime in Lichfield. We sat outside initially on Dam Street which was pleasant but windy..... but then noticed the small courtyard garden at the rear. This was a perfect suntrap and lovely and warm. It was also lovely to see dogs were allowed out here....and the staff bought some doggie treats out for them which was also a nice touch. Tea was hot and great tasting as was the Bacon sandwich.....And the prices were very reasonable. Highly Recommended

Went here with my Mum and Dad whilst strolling around Lichfield. Busy place, with the usual offering of cakes etc. pleasant service.

This is a lovely little place that serves a nice pot of tea, breakfast sandwiches and cakes. I enjoy it in here during a cold winters day when they have the roaring fire on. So cosy.

I have visited on an occasional basis and happy to take a diversion for a good value coffee and cake. Daily papers are also available.

Simple but tasty menu offering good service with extra seating upstairs and a courtyard weather permitting. The scrambled eggs were excellent. Did not try the coffee but the pot of tea very good.

we have been here several times, we went here on the 11th of May with family for lunch met with friendly staff and good food 2 of us had cottage pie with carrots and cabbage and 2 had jacket potatoes one with cheese and salad and one had jacket potato with coronation chicken and salad all generous portions we hadn't got room for desert It is a good coffee shop drinks were ok too We will return.

We've visited this delightful coffee shop in Lichfield last Christmas and again a few days ago and loved it both times.The staff are friendly and attentive and the food was amazing - all freshly cooked and presented exquisitely. I've had a vegetable soup there and the cheese and sweet potato pasty - both lovely.I just love the ambience of this Grade 2 listed building both inside and out. There's seating up and down stairs and it's all very quaint and cosy. Overlooking a pedestrian walkway to the Cathedral lined with interesting shops, the Minster Coffee Shop is a perfect place to stop and soak up some of the atmosphere of the charming Cathedral city of Lichfield.

For somewhere that calls itself a coffee shop I would expect decent coffee. What I was served was nothing more than coloured water. Fellow customers seem to have been served something similar, so I assumed that this was not a one off error.

Many times have we breakfasted at this charming friendly little cafe in the centre of Lichfield (on the pedestrianised walk to the cathedral) and never once has the standard of cleanliness, food and service been anything other than exemplary. Everything is cooked fresh to order therefore a little wait is to be expected but we have NEVER been kept waiting an extraordinary length of time. The tables are always cleared promptly and the tables wiped clean.

We had lunch here, a shared coronation chicken baguette with chips and salad. The baguette was well filled and tasty the chips hot. It was served by friendly staff who were efficient and we really enjoyed our slightly late lunch here.

I have to say from living in Lichfield for a number of years I have never realised there was a minster coffee shop. But after visiting there yesterday I will have to say I will be returning, I went with my family and when first entering the café I was welcomed by all the waiters and waitress we had there breakfast deal which was 10.99 for a tea for two and two breakfasts. While waiting for are food the waiters would ask if we wanted any Sauces for are meal and just being helpful and friendly. Once are food came it was beautifully presented and was really taste. Over all I was very impressed with the service and the quality of the food and can't wait until we next go.

Shocking service had to wait over half an hour for jacket potatoes to be served. Ordered a total of 6 meals however 2 never turned up even though the waiter knew that only 4 had been served. Food didn't even taste very nice and the tables and cutlery were dirty and the staff were sloppy at clearing tables and serving food. Nobody came back to check if our food was ok.

We have visited this little coffee shop on numerous occasions when visiting LichfieldFood has always been good and of a reasonable price.Breakfasts are especially good value.Will certainly be going again

Popped in, after reading the sign for afternoon tea. We had a good selection of cakes and sandwiches. Well presented and excellent value for two at £14.99. Good atmosphere and cosy.

The service was good, very helpful and polite staff. Had a breakfast and a coffee for £10.99. The food was excellent and the presentation was faultless. Overall the Cafe was amazing. I would definitely recommend you visit the cafe the atmosphere is very calm and welcoming.

Stopped off here with my elderly parents by off chance while visiting Lichfield, and was very satisfied with our meals, I had the cottage pie with potato and veg it was really deliciousThe big pot of tea was more than enough for 3 and a great cuppa it was too We couldn't resist having dessert too, 3 big helpings of lemon meringue pie..,.yum! Lovely quaint old building of yesteryear, beamed ceilings and little wooden staircase up to extra seating and wc, staff very friendly and helpful Highly recommend a meal or just a coffee here We will return

We use this place or Next door butone The Causeway...both same owners.The Minster has outside garden to sit in,and upstairs seating.The food is good,tasty and plenty of it.It is reasonably priced too.The menu has a good selection,also nice homemade cakes n scones.

A one and only visit. Having come to visit my friend we stopped at the coffee shop for lunch. Well... We ordered milkshakes that were not cold - bad start. Then we ordered a turkey, brie and cranberry toasted sandwich - how could that go wrong?! The turkey was dry, the brie was only the rind of the cheese, and as for the toasted bread - who in this world cannot toast bread. The only good thing was the few chips that came with the sandwich. Needless to say we did not eat them. And promptly left. Never again. What's going on Minster Coffee Shop, how can you get a toasted sandwich so wrong?

Went in for some lunch after visiting the cathedral with friends, it was very busy at the time but the staff were still very polite and helpful in seating us. The food was of good quality, i had a chicken curry which was very generously portioned, struggled to finish it all but was delicious. Would definitely recommend to anyone passing through Lichfield needing lunch.

During our second visit here we sat in the lovely garden and had an excellent pot of tea. Have not tried the food, but this appears to be fine but basic.

Although I eat in Lichfield regularly, I had never ventured into here unless this week. I was with a friend and all we were looking for was a light lunch, a drink and a sit down. We saw on the board outside that they had a spicy parsnip soup on and that pulled us in. This would be served with some crusty bread but we declined the bread as neither of us eat it. The soup was delicious and I hope its something that features regularly, as we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for it in future. Our cold drink we had with lunch was nicely chilled on a warmish day, The coffee we later had was possible the only disappointment, although we couldn't be certain, we thought it was instant. Though it did come with a ginger biscuit which was appreciated.

We ordered jacket potatoes with veg curry filling. The veg curry was icy cold. There was no apology. The meal was uneatable. My money was grudgingly returned. Staff off hand. Not a pleasant experience. Other diners seemed to do better. Maybe there is little demand for the veg options.

We went for Breakfast - special offer which was 2 for £10 with a drink (tea / coffee). This was let down by the poor quality of the ingredients used - cheap sausages, thin low cost bread, cheap beans, no HP Sauce etc.. Even with the offer the price was not cheap and puts it in the same sort of price range as Dam Fine Cafe or Poms. Either lower your price or put the quality up. Live locally but would not return.

What a find for a breakfast treat!A delicious bacon and mushroom sandwich for me and a full breakfast for my husband.The sausage seemed fairly standard, the bacon was however excellent!The coffee was served more like a latte, which was odd, but not unpleasant.Be warned, they do not take cards, which I found odd, but a quick trip to the cashpoint fixed that!The cutlery could do with an upgrade, a little worn out and tatty looking.Good value breakfast, in good, old fashioned surroundings. Definitely worth a try for your breakfast.

Was very pleased with the service, food was lovely an reasonably priced. Also childrens meals were nice and actually had real mash! One satisfied customer .. Il be back :)

Home Coooked style of food, well served and good value. Good range of items on the menu. Stairs can be a bit tricky to the upper floors and as with ALL old places the floors are uneven in places. Enjoyed our visit and would be pleased to go back.

Nice little tea rooms with a good little outdoors area for the warmer months. I have been here many times since I moved to Lichfield 7 years ago - rarely disappointed here - all I would say is the prices are gradually creeping up and it doesn't represent such great value for money any longer - that being said it's still nice to visit and the staff are very friendly (better than the previous owners!) :)

Really good; inexpensive, home-made cakes.scones, soup and hot food. Plenty of seating space. Staff welcoming and service fine.

Visited this tea room for the first time today and sat in the garden. My friend and I had a big pot of good tea and sandwiches served with home made chips and garnish. Everything was fresh and nicely presented and we were impressed with the friendly service. We shall certainly be returning to the Minster next time we are in Lichfield.

We went to Lichfield on Saturday 5th July not realising that it was a main event. Lichfield very busy with cars in the park, cathedral stalls etc., Leading up to the Cathedral in Dam Street we came across minster coffee shop. Had a lovely lunch and glass of wine. The place was very busy and was informed that a table would be free in about 5 mins so we waited, very glad we did.Food lovely and fresh and even though the staff was rushed off their feet service nothing was too much trouble. The lady who served us informed us that every year Lichfield has this event and it is well worth coming too. We don't come to Lichfield often but when we next visit we will definitely come back.

Visited Lichfield with 3 friends had Minsters afternoon tea. As it was a warm day went in the garden at the back. The afternoon tea came on 2 x tiers of stands filled with different sandwiches, cakes and lovely scones with cream and jam - very nice. It was a Saturday and busy, the staff very helpful and we will all visit again

What did we find poor?We came with a buggy which they made no effort to hide the fact they found it irritating and wanted it out of the way.There's no children's portions, although there is a small selection of children's meals. As such our toddler wanted an omelette and we were forced to pay full price for an adult one. The adult portion should have come with chips and side, but it didn't, yes we didn't need it, but we'd paid for it .My wife's "toastie" was semi-toasted bread around cold tuna and cheese.The chips that the menu bangs on about you could count on one hand.The younger staff member and the lady, who I assumed owned the place were particularly uninviting. We felt like we were a hindrance because of our child.The food was below average and over priced and the atmosphere non existent.I'm not sure whether she thought we were tourists, either way it should have been better. We live in Lichfield and shall not be returning.

We've always come here for our lunch for many years now, we live in Dorridge so we visit Lichfield about 4 times a year.There is further seating upstairs, and outside when the weather is warmer.The staff have always been friendly and helpful.