The best restaurants in West Midlands

Very friendly pub, offering great food at very reasonable prices. I loved my steak, really homely feel about it. Dog friendly. Would definatley return.

Had the full monty awesome breakfast for a gym going lad very tasty huge plate of food and very fair priced. staff are great very cheerful and friendly and very welcoming fells like home would recommend to anyone and I will be eating as much as I can 😋

Not freshly cooked, ordered and it was on the table within few mins, mushrooms were disgusting didn't taste good at all, Ash brown certainly not fresh, hard, cold toast butter failed to melt in toast, being kept warm back in the kitchen before being plated, no freshly cooked breakfast arrives within this time frame, won't be going again, avoid

I've been to quite a few Tesco's but this one in a little town like Cradely Heath is the biggest one I've been in.The Costa is upstairs very comfortable with Gr8 Staff.

Called here for a brew on our return from a hospital appointment and ending up having Breakfast! We have passed this cafe many times without calling! We found out this morning just what we have been missing! A warm friendly welcome, a good hearty breakfast and a good cup of tea for a reasonable price. what more could you ask?

This converted school house is really lovely dog friendly place near The Stiperstones. The fresh homemade cakes (we had bara brith and scones) were fabulous and tea was served in china cups and saucers! It sells a wide range of walking books as well as nice local craft items (tea towels, candles, jewellery etc). We were served by the very friendly Rita, who pampered our two dogs and chatted to us about hers. An unexpected little gem, especially on a wet and dreary July afternoon! Thank you.

I have had to throw the meal in the bin. I can only describe the chicken as fatty and undercooked. Made me feel ill. Not a pleasant experience for £20

Very nice restaurant with good selection of food at very reasonable prices. Staff pleasant and helpful. Good seating area. Highly recommend.

Small and friendly shop. I had pork and chirizo croquettes, butternut squash and stilton quiche and chocolate orange nates. They were all amazing. Will definitely be back 😍.

Moody waitress took the order and started eating a sandwich without telling us to sit down, or even said a word. Then plonked doughnuts and coffee on the table and walked off. Worst service ever.

Went into this cafe for lunch, didn't expect it to be this good, but how wrong you can be., the jacket potatoes with cheese and bacon were beautifully cooked, with plenty of cheese and bacon, and a bowl of coleslaw , they were quick, clean and efficient.

We visited here for a Father’s Day lunch. Luckily we could just walk-in, as we hadn’t actually booked a table. The cheese toasties that we had were so good. They were so buttery and crispy. The sweet treats were also amazing. I had a kinder bueno cookie which I very much enjoyed! The only negative about this place was that it felt quite dark inside. Obviously it’s a barn, but it felt very enclosed not having any windows or another door to see outside. It looked as though they were building an outdoor area when we visited, so it would be nice to go back in the summer.

this is a fabulous cafe. Great menu and the most gorgeous puddings and smoothies. Lovely staff, very friendly The menu is extensive and some really unusual things. We had the mushrooms and the hoisin bao buns. Fantastic

The cafe we usually go to in Much Wenlock wasn’t serving food so we tried here instead and to be honest it was better than our usual! Irina was lovely and the food was delicious! The cafe itself was very clean and bright. Very good value for money! Will definitely be back again

Andrew bakes the Staffordshire Oatcakes for sale at the cafe and offers a variety of plentiful fillings to ensure a tasty all day treat to eat at the cafe or to take away. Great staff service, freshly ground coffees and local cakes all at a very reasonable price. Well worth a visit.