The best restaurants serving British food in West Midlands

This was a lovely place for lunch. While I wish that the entire menu was vegan, so that we could have tried several other dishes, there were three things on the menu that were vegan (and the rest was vegetarian). My partner and I both chose a noodle bowl, with a peanutty sauce, and it was absolutely delicious! We followed up with coffee and some banana bread, which was equally delicious. Because it was warm weather, we were able to sit outside on the patio, which was really nice, and popped into a really sweet bookshop on the way back to the car.

We only found this place two days ago and have been back again today. The food is delicious and very cheap without any compromise on quality. The staff are lovely and the place is spotless. Would highly recommend and we will definitely be back!

Myself and a group of friends came for a truffle making party at Mejoolies and we had so much fun! Kerry and Lindsay were so friendly and welcoming. We all had an amazing time, tasting, making and decorating chocolate! It was a brilliant morning, would recommend to anyone looking for something fun/different to do for a celebration. Thank you so much 💙

Took my grandchildren today to the santas grotto & we saw the real deal farther Christmas 🎅 & he was amazing with the boys & took time to talk with them. staff & the elf’s were magical 🧙 too. It’s so worth a visit.

Excellent food and atmosphere - good parking. Went there on way to RTTW and were made mot welcome. Veterans breakfast for £5 - Magic !

We held an afternoon celebration for 60 to celebrate our golden wedding anniversary. Anne, the proprietor, was incredibly helpful throughout the planning stages. The venue is a very cosy barn conversion and perfectly sized for our numbers. The food Anne cooked for us and the well stocked bar made for a perfect afternoon. We cannot thank the Mitchell’s enough for making our special day everything we hoped it would be.

This is the second time that we have eaten in The Ballroom restaurant at Hoar Cross Hall Like any restaurant, all three of the crucial elements need to be right for it to be considered exceptional, the food, the ambiance and the quality of the service The Ballroom at Hoar Cross Hall cannot be faulted, excellent food, beautifully prepared and presented, served by charming, attentive and knowledgeable staff in a magnificent setting

I was there for the England V Netherlands game. Fantastic atmosphere, brilliant barbecue and fun, fun, fun. Oh the free shots also helped!

Brilliant bar, variety of coffees, handmade cocktails, IPA’s, Hawkstone Lager and Hawkstone IPA (Jeremy Clarkson) and also have Church end craft Ales, which is great as they’re a local business too. Really cool bar with an axel from a car as the dispenser for the beer taps, very unique! Seating available inside and out and good music!

The girls are always friendly here as food cooked fresh I always call up and my food is waiting when i arrive Come here weekly

Great food. Very helpful and quick Lovely staff and reasonably prices with a great choice of different food hot or cold

I popped into the House of Bread Cafe because I had heard about their book shelf and wanted to donate some of my old books. The staff are extremely welcoming and friendly. It is a pay as you feel establishment. It does a wonderful job of helping out a lot of people in need in the local Stafford area. There is a children's room, piano, many tables, and lovely bookcases in the cafe. It's a delightful place to donate your books to and grab a brew.

La comida muy buena, precios muy sabroso y muy buena, con mucha variedad de bebidas de café y un montón de bollos y galletas.tuve un BLT, el tocino era realmente bonita, corte grueso tocino. mi otra mitad tenía una hamburguesa de pollo, ¡era enorme! Realmente disfrutamos. También tuvimos un hombre de jengibre pan! Un flapjack y 2 bebidas bakewelltodo genial muy sabroso y un montón de cambios de 10 libras!A++++

Awesome place to visit. The Rare bit was to die for ant the bara brith afters was heaven in a valley. Diolch

Food might be fresh and tasty but the staff's attitude for a take away café absolutely stinks. Particularly Pauline and that Chinese guy. They've sadly lost a valuable paying customer because of it! Have tried other places and been a lot more satisfied.