The best restaurants serving British food in West Midlands

Fantastic food sunday roast 13 pounds english food plus indian nights in the week very friendly staff excellent service and value

We went for Sunday Lunch. Everything was wonderful apart from the pathetic amount of beef we received on our Roast Beef Dinner. My wife asked how they actually manage to cut it so thin. Two tiny pieces. Shame, everything else was spot on

May be should but the gravy in a separate container because Yorkshire puddings were soak due to the gravy in the tray

Beautiful and quant, we had a lovely overnight stay here. The owners are welcoming and accommodating. The beds comfortable and the rooms warm. We enjoyed breakfast and would certainly stay again. Thank you Chapel House

I visited this cafe today for a coffee and sausage bap, £9.35. I paid with a ten pound note and got no change. My coffee was delivered, followed later by my bap. I then questioned the price with waitress and said that I hadn't received my change. She came back saying 'Heaven forbid I forgot your 65 pence'. Not that this was a real issue, but whether she thought it was her way of a joke came over as being sarcastic. The coffee was average at best and the sausage bap, less so. Typical microwave food, so hot it was tasteless with no colour to look that it was cooked. Given the price, poor service, tasteless food and additional cost to park they won't get my custom again. I'd rather use the cafe opposite who know how to treat customers how they like to be treated!

Great breakfast on Sunday with really nice people help to make it a memorable experience. We keep going back so it must be good!

So nice to have somewhere different in Kenilworth....great menu...can certainly recommend as weve had lunch there on several occasions and each time it's been wonderful. ..fab coffee too...great service so friendly. ..cant wait for our next visit..

Nice traditional pub, quirky. Nice beer garden. Decent pint of Carling. Will be back.

A delightful little cafe, very pretty. Lovely cakes and good service.

Friday 27th September 2024. My husband’s cousin Roger and his wife Janine came to visit us in Birmingham and go to lunch. We went to ‘McKee’s Brassiere’ at Haig’s Hotel in Balsall Common. We arrived for 1.00 pm and were shown to a nice table for four in the restaurant by Jeanette. The restaurant itself is light, bright and airy with a lovely dining area, where we were seated on this bright sunny afternoon. The place was lovely and the staff were bright and welcoming especially Coleby who waited on us and was very professional in everything she did for us. We had the three course set lunch menu, which was very good value. We had an amuse bouche of tomato soup served with home-made bread, which was really warming and nice, a good beginning for our lovely meal. We had starters; My husband had haddock and trout pate served with Melba toast and butter. Roger had the cheese tart served with chutney. Janine had the watermelon, feta, pomegranate and pecan nut salad, which she said was delicious. I had the chicken liver pate with cranberry apple chutney and served with Melba toast, which was really delicious. The starters were just the perfect size to get the palate started. For our main courses: Janine and My husband had the Chicken Ballotine, chicken breast filled with chives, leeks and pancetta. Served with coarse grain mustard sauce and a stuffed cabbage parcel filled with potato which was served with a dish of vegetables (carrots, broccoli, red cabbage and roast potatoes), which he both said was delicious. The chicken just melted in the mouth. Roger and I had the Vegetable Wellington filled with camembert, beetroot and spinach with a sweet potato and mushroom sauce, which was served with a dish of vegetables (carrots, broccoli, red cabbage and roast potatoes, which we both thought was delicious. The dishes arrived together and were very hot and very well presented. We washed all this lovely food down with sparkling spring water for Roger and Janine. A pint of ‘Doombar’ bitter for my husband and a nice large glass of rose wine for me. We all had desserts: My husband had the apple crumble with creamy custard. Roger had the lemon posset with berries, which he said was delicious. Janine and I had the Chocolate Marquise with cappuccino ice cream, which was really delicious and it was lovely and light and the perfect finish to our meals. We had tea and coffees afterwards; My husband had a pot of tea. Roger had black coffee. Janine and I had a de-caffeinated coffee with milk, these came with a selection of petite fours, which were a nice finish to our lovely meal. Afterwards we all felt well fed and content.

We have been into loxleys for a drink a few times (we have always had a warm welcome) but have not eaten there for a while why I ask myself as if was all lovely ... food excellent we were served by nina who was lovely and had again a warm welcome. We also really like the restaurant atmosphere so thankyou Fiona

I ate this restaurant with my friend to celebrate our birthdays. The restaurant offerred a halal tasting menu so I opted for that... it was not disappointing! The fried chicken, monkfish, and mutton were particularly memorable. We finished our tasting menu with a special red brick chocolate that represents a historical area in Birmingham. The staff also gave us some mini cupcakes to celebrate our birthday. This restaurant has everything: friendly staff, high quality food, good service and ambience, and some traces of Birmingham history and culture. I really recommend this restaurant!

From start to finish, fabulous welcome, informative and relaxed atmosphere, food really good (sunday lunch), and knowledgeable about local events and things to do in the area, we are booked to go back for the quix night, but we are really not quizzers but a good excuse to go back to this little gem

Nicevpub for a pint, not had food from here for ages, but used to be nice.

Lovely lunch in this cosy pub. Food was excellent and our host was warm and welcoming. Highly recommended. Dogs loved it too!