The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Lichfield West Midlands

Fabulous coffee. Thank you. The place was very wacky, although it was inviting and the staff were friendly. I can only assume it is a favourite of locals as plenty of people were in and out.

True quality food and real friendly staff. They let your order at the door if your dog is with you and the outside space, even though by the road, is protected by screens. The decor is excellent and love the feel of the place.

Lovely atmosphere in this hidden gem of a tea room in Lichfield. We were made to feel very welcome and special. They specialise in celebration custom made cakes but have a selection of home made slices of cake and cupcakes on offer. The tea room has a light bite menu and food is cooked just right and tastes delicious. Visited today for their summer special afternoon tea which was very yummy. Everything was delicious and I especially liked the scones.

Great pub again after a few false starts under different management. A wonderful local. Doing Sunday lunch most weeks now. But super welcoming and friendly owners. Lots of outside seating in a lovely staffordshire village. We'll worth a visit Open fire and a warm welcome in the winter months

Lovely cafe with takeaway option. Food always delicious and staff are friendly, polite and efficient 5🌟

As usual the cafe was very busy but we were able to find a table which was cleaned immediately. Although the menu is temporarily limited there is still plenty of choice and the service was excellent. Food was lovely and warm, and coffees excellent. Look forwards to my next visit

We visited early around 9 am both ordered a full breakfast and it was delicious ! Great food at a decent price ! Highly recommend. Drinks quality also very good

Located in country lanes outside Burntwood the Nelson Inn is a fabulous pub/restaurant. The bar is busy, friendly and great atmosphere. We visited on a Saturday afternoon, a couple of TVs showing the football although a family atmosphere and welcome exists. There are plenty of tables and a good mix of locals and visitors. Thee are 2 menus, one being a bar one and the other Restaurant both of which can be eaten in the bar. I had the Rump Steak Baguette served with Skinny Fries which was delicious. The Restaurant is a separate room and was very busy, agin a good atmosphere. Both menus offer plenty of choice and include vegetarian options. The staff are friendly with nothing being too much trouble. The prices are reasonable and we will definitely come back.

I visited to try the Sunday lunch after hearing that the excellent Westwoods Bespoke Dining would be catering. Certainly was not disappointed. Staff were professional yet friendly, all dishes arrived swiftly and we were provided complementary bread to enjoy as well. Truly succulent beef cooked to perfection, delicious roast potatoes and excellent selection of veg including cauliflower cheese. Followed by the sublime chocolate and toffee torte that melts in your mouth. I believe the photos speak for themselves. Would 100% recommend to anyone craving a Sunday roast. By far one of the best I’ve ever had.

Best pub in Lichfield. Dog friendly too.

The vintage tea rooms are beautiful and the food was delicious. Fresh sandwiches where you could chose your filings and the cakes are scrumptious. The staff are very accommodating and nothing was too much trouble. If you are an afternoon tea lover you will fall in love with this place.

Great place with friendly staff and good atmosphere. Drink orders were table service. The staff were efficient and consistent ensuring our glasses were always full. Will definitely visit again!

We live in Lichfield and never knew this outstanding little place existed, even though it has been here for 2 years in December. Tapas is outstanding. Been back twice in a week now we have discoved it! Recommend, nachos with beef, chacuterie board, pig cheek and churros. If you want to try something different give it a go. Its located quite inconspicously by the uniform shop , opposite Greek chef.

This is a nice little bar. Not a massive amount of room but we sat in the courtyard outside which was very pleasant. The bar serves a reasonable range of craft beers, but what attracted us was the very reasonably priced home-made 16 inch pizzas. These were absolutely delicious thin crust pizzas and the Wip is well worth a visit for the pizzas alone, even if you’re not a drinker.

This bakery is no longer Ralph & Betty's it has changed to The Bakery Chasetown. As well as changing the name - everything has changed including taste and quality. I ordered a couple of sandwich platters as Whitehouse Butchers were full. This was a huge mistake. Firstly it was 25% dearer and I had to pay for the silver platter on top! Secondly they were very poor - stale, soggy and tasteless and looked like it had been thrown together. Today I had a roll which was very dry and again no care went into it filling just thrown in - here's a tip try using cling film when you're making them fresh so they at least stay together. All in all very poor quality and service - will never go back!