The best restaurants in West Midlands

Well I'm here to say that I'm the 2nd person to be rejected a big breakfast cuz apparently there scared of getting it wrong and won't change it and told them I've got allergies. When I phoned them up they came across as really rude and unprofessional. A rubbish cafe and won't be going to that place again

Fantastic food. Wouldn’t use any other pizza shops this is my go to and always delicious

We had the most amazing dinner here today. Complete perfection at all times 😋😋😋😋 The best freshly prepared Greek meals, excellent personalised service, a charming Greek ambiance, and a wide selection of local or Greek wines and beers. Recommend 100% 5+++++ experience

Fish and chips as they should be- freshly cooked. Quick service. Hassle free. Price good as well. Clean shop which I liked. parked right outside.

Superb night out, with many friendly locals. I'd highly recommend. Jeff and Sue do a fantastic job, running the bar. Jeff has a wealth of experience of real ales. This place is rightly placed in The Camra "Good Beer Guide."

Bought a number of bacon sandwiches to take away. Worst bacon I’ve had. Lumpy, rubbery and fatty. £3 a go too! Terrible food quality.

Brilliant cafe food and staff again now that the original owner Jo is back. Just to let you know their new opening hours are Monday & Tuesday - Closed Wednesday - Saturday - 8am - 2pm Sunday - 11.30am - 4pm The Sunday Roast is to die for it’s a Traditional Quality Home Cooked Lunch

Lovely setting and delicious food. The breakfast menu has lots of variety and options to pick from to suit different tastes. We will be returning in the future, especially as it’s only a stones throw away from the quantocks.

Dios mío, estas masas para galletas son para morirse. tantos sabores diferentes, el bizcocho es mi favorito personal.

Lovely homemade cakes beautifully made My Grandson loved the Lego cake and my daughter loved her baby shower cake. Highly recommend them.

I always have beef curry with fried rice and it is gorgeous low wait time, low price, more value than anywhere else I've been to that does currys

This is a lovely little cafe, in gorgeous surroundings. And it’s dog friendly. Food is good, and well priced. But I really cannot cope with wooden cutlery and paper cups etc. I hate the feel of the wooden cutlery and no matter how compostable paper cups are they’ve have a carbon footprint.

This is probably one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to. Delicious food, affordable prices, short waiting times.

We were disappointed. We waited until our 'foodie' friends stayed to enjoy this 'new kind on the block' especially as it is Spanish as we both have children living in Spain. The service was bizarre. It was like we had to wait for appointed times for our menu etc. We arrived at 720 for a 730 table and no-one came to our table until 730 and then asked us if we wanted water. We then had to wait for a wine list and when we said we couldn't order the wine until we knew what we were eating there was no offer of a menu which it seems we could not get until we had ordered wine. The starters then took a long time to arrive as did the main and when we then had a wait for the dessert menu but which time it was 1015 and we had to leave for our booked taxi so we missed dessert. Maybe it is better if you go later as we noticed that later diners 'caught us up.' There was no main vegetarian course and only one starter. We had croquetas which were bland as was the Spanish omelet and the anchovy dish consisted of 8 small anchovies with no accompaniment. The main course of monkfish was overcooked and sitting on a watery bed of spinach with chewy bacon pieces and our guest's beef dish was two pieces of beef with a small dish of parmentier 'sauce'. There was no potato dish not even as a side which is strange as Spain is known for its many patatas dishes. It was expensive - £135 for two for two courses and there are many restaurants in the area which are much better value. Sadly we won't be returning. It wasn't awful enough to complain but it certainly wasn't what we thought it would be - sad that it wasn't.