The best restaurants in West Midlands

Me encantó la comida. El vino. El personal era muy atento y educado. Bonito ambiente relajado. Elegimos una selección de queso, pan y aceitunas. Perfecto. Gran experiencia

We visited for Sunday lunch on 25th August. We were a family group of 13 and I have to say the service and attention we received was first class. The staff were friendly, attentive and friendly. The food was really good and well presented. An added bonus was that they had some excellent real ale available.

Now called Zahra Spice but name change is only thing noticeably different, having not been here for years. Same excellent food quality, service and atmosphere. Now it's back on our radar I can see this being our regular again. Great to see it full and thriving.

I expect the ice cream to be expensive in a place like this and the cafe had run out of many flavours of ice cream and Magnums. This we can put up with - but we were served by a sullen youth/boy in a grey hoody (why does he need to have his hood up on one of the hottest days of the year whilst serving customers, so that we could not understand his mumbling reply to a friendly question?) and who did not even know the words Please and Thankyou. Our rambling club will not be returning to Pollys

Has to be the best food we have had for a good while,very generous portions,huge selection on the menu all very reasonably priced too.first class service,very polite,always willing to help and delivered within 8 miles that's more than most .highly recommended.

Sue and staff provided a cheerful atmosphere within easy walking distance of the Cathedral. A good selection of home made cakes and a good hot brew of tea. A well organised menu that changes each week. The Bodega will soon change hands.

Four of us had an absolutely superb meal here last Friday. All our mains were so delicious, as were the side dishes. We will definitely return!

food was very tasty and the quantity was more than enough for one person.

Came here for a bite to eat whilst staying at the local Travelodge. Really nice old 14th Century Inn with all the fittings to boot. The beer was excellent (Three Tuns Zenith) as was the food. Nothing overly fancy but hearty, filling and really well cooked. Staff were friendly and welcoming which made our brief stay all the more enjoyable. Well worth a go.

This is very special little cafe , very colourful. Really lovely staff , warm & welcoming . We only had teas & coffees as we had meal booked elsewhere later . We admired the lovely looking cakes . We sat at a table with our drinks & we were served a plate with 4 'little' slices off lemon cake with 4 little forks complementary such a lovely touch & delicious. We will definitely be back for a meal .

We really enjoyed our visit to Tortugas in April 2024. Very tasty food, it is nice to visit a Craibbean restaurant, most tend to be cafe's. The food was excellent, with a great atmosphere. Will visit again when next in Worcester.

Our first visit to this quaint establishment today. Made exceptionally welcome by the owner. Great food and exquisite home made cakes. Wonderful staff. 5 glowing stars of feedback. Thank you very much.

Great customer service and lovely food. When we arrived the place was empty apart from 2 children sat at tables playing games on the iPads/tablets. Although they were polite, the noise from the games was annoying at times. Food was amazing, the only problem was the samosas came out cold, which considering they were on the starter platter which everything else was hot, was a bit weird. We raised this and the young girl said she would let the kitchen know. Service was great, everyone was serving with a smile.

bad start to the evening as the address on trip adviser is wrong. The starters were quite good ,but it went downhill from there. The fillet steak i ordered wasnt fillet and it had been butterflied so was overcooked, the peppercorn sauce tasted of vinegar with no hint of brandy or peppercorns. My husband`s lasagne was just a pile of soggy pasta with mince on top. We didnt stay for dessert...