The best restaurants in St Johns Bromsgrove West Midlands

Went to Ye Old Black Cross last night. Decided to go as we wanted to try their food and we were not disappointed at all. Really well cooked food, hot and fresh and lovely presentation, steak and chips, mixed grill and ham egg and chips. Nice one chef, keep up the good work 😄 The staff are really welcoming and the pub has a great atmosphere. We have been to the pub before but last night felt different, people playing darts, families eating, well done to all of you who have made this happen. There's a band fortnightly and last night was Vehicle, quality gig, 80s music. We will definitely be back for more. Oh and the food cost £35 for 3 of us, which for the standard of food I thought was very reasonable. Thanks everyone

Best place in bromsgrove town for breakfast. Great food , well priced , great coffee and great service. Always happy to accommodate . The bonus is their positive attitude to dogs which is not shared by some other coffee shops in town .

The Queens Head has been refurbished and it's now great

Food is always pipping hot and delicious customer service is impeccable so friendly and accommodating well mannered and polite if ever I want a breakfast the sandwich lady and sons are always my first choice great value for money as always service with a smile

Friendly staff , always busy , because of cheap beer Recommendation for Titanic beer … just ask to put a piece of ice with it .. makes it more authentic!

The cost of the paneer tikka to the portion size is disgraceful! A starter size portion for a main meal cost!

As regular visitors to Bromsgrove owing to our work we look forward to another visit to one of our favourite restaurants Flavours. The staff are incredibly friendly, professional and accommodating and the meal as usual was sublime. It was just a shame that our experience was slightly marred by a difficult group of fellow diners, trying to get a free meal for the slightest of issues, however the professionalism shone through along with the positive agreement of fellow diners. Can’t wait to come back!

I have used Coffee 2 many times. Today my partner, who has to use a mobility scooter went in. As soon as my partner drove in, he was stopped by a member of the team and told he could not bring his scooter in. When asked why he was told "it was company policy" Coffee 2 sadly I do not think you are aware of the Equality Act 2010, where it states "you have legal responsibility that mobility scooter, wheelchair etc have equal access to your premises" As from my experience today, I will not be dining in your restaurant ever again, you have lost more than one good customer.

Visited this particularly welcoming and intimate restaurant alone on the off chance there might be a table available for just myself on a Saturday evening. I was warmly welcomed and a gin and tonic was swiftly brought to the table. My server recommended a dish and helped me navigate the menu. Crisp, fresh prawn crackers came with a good spicy chilli sauce. Meaty, piping hot spring rolls accompanied and the main course vegetarian dish comprised of crisp, fresh, pipng hot vegetables in a birds nest basket with a tasty salty soy based sauce. I couldn't manage it all and two of the three spring rolls were kindly wrapped for me to take home. All in? £25. Great value and a most enjoyable experience. Thanks to all🙂

We have used Edward’s before and not been disappointed on this occasion we felt service was on the slow side, food was lukewarm and £2 extra for one rasher of bacon, yes I know it was my choice, bet seriously, one rasher of bacon?

The Sunday roast beef lunch was so small we thought it was a child's portion. 3 very small paper thin slices of bought in slice beef from the supermarket if it weighted 3oz you would be lucky. The plate arrived with Yorkshire pudding hiding the slices with the gravey on it but we then waited for the veg by which time all had gone cold. This was a complete Faulty tower. You couldn't make it up. Will certainly not be going back. And £18 for a cheap bottle of wine. NOT A PLACE TO VISIT.

My favourite place to order for a local take away! Great flavours, lots of options, big portions. Always hot. Absolutley delish.

Really nice clean place. Nice atmosphere to go catch up with friends and family

After pre booking a table, so pub would've been well aware of their capacity, went there from the theatre hoping to get my daughter some dinner in between her dance shows, was told on arrival food waiting time would be 30 mins, that was OK, was shown to our table and bluntly told 'you order at the bar' aren't pub chains sposed to at least take a drinks order for you? Shocking hospitality. waited in the queue to get up the bar on very slow service only to overhear wait times gone up to 45 min, reached the bar and miraculously it had gone to an hour wait, just to order some hotdogs? I had to completely leave it as my daughter had to be back to the theatre the same time the food would've finally came. Staff were obnoxious about it and gave the poor excuse of 'everyone's coming in at the same time' the pub wasn't even half full! If the pub couldn't deal with a max of about 25 people and clearly is beyond their capabilities then they shouldnt be taking bookings and be a but more forth coming on arrival of the wait, not randomly tell everyone different times. I'll never go here again, not surprised it's closing down. Very poor service.

The food is always fairly good but the choice of real / indie ales is pathetic. Last visit there was only one of the three ale pumps on, and when all three are on the ales are all very similar. Shame they don’t have a proper modern pale ale (the mass produced Hobgoblin IPA doesn’t count…)