The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in St Johns Bromsgrove West Midlands

So gutted this place has closed down it was such an amazing place to go meet and make friends 😢 💔

We visit The Dry Spy quite frequently for in my opinion, the best Sunday lunch locally. Last night, along with friends we visited on a Wednesday evening to try the fixed price midweek special menu. Absolutely brilliant, plenty of choice, great to have option of 1 = £12, 2 = £15 or 3 =£18 priced courses, all good size portions. The steak on mains is fabulous, as was the fish & chips. Staff so welcoming & attentive.

Absolutely love this place, great coffee, ace choice of beers and the service is always so good, they’re super friendly and welcoming. Go here regularly and it’s dog friendly too 😍

One of the most friendly bars we have ever been in. The bar staff and locals were first class we were made to feel like part of the family. We will be back.

Came for bottomless brunch with work friends. Service was amazing, never had an empty glass. Food was also fantastic. Would recommend

Had a wonderful time. Will visit again. Thank you for a great service.

I've been into this cafe today to support local businesses and l've never felt so sorry for the young girl (she was short with glasses no older than 20) working alone. There was an older women who walked past the counter a number of times and not once helping likewise the older women should be ashamed of how she's spoken to the girl and so passive aggressive towards her. Hats off to the young girl who kept going! Enjoyed a great coffee while I watched but won't be returning.

Hi went to order something and thr staff are clueless and no offence no customer service and I decided to tell them about my autism and was laughed at me because iam trying to put it in there through but have some human sympathy but it's shows the lack of understanding I felt disappointed never will go or recommend this will be on social media including tiktok

Rude, abrasive and aggressive staff. Poor quality food. Won’t return. What a shame as it could be great and really busy.

Used to be a great small shop where you could nip in for a sausage roll but now the queues are enormous took me 21 minutes on a relatively quiet Thursday, so God help you on a Saturday. Understaffed and had the cheek to ask me after waiting 21 minutes if I wanted to donate some money with my order to fund breakfast for poor children, with that level of service the kids would long starve to death before they benefited. Greggs isn't restaurant material, the food simply isn't good enough for that, people just like to sit down indoors.