great range of food and they should be much busier than they are! great value for money and really…read morenice staff

rights is a bakery were you can buy pastrys / pies , they make fresh sandwidges and also fresh…read morecakes daily

This large, high-street bakery keeps an impressive stock of pasties, bakes, cakes, sandwiches and…read moremuch, much more. Prices are tremendously cheap, even lower than your average Greggs, and the store is very spacious and clean inside, making for a pleasant atmosphere on every visit. The staffs aren't exactly the friendliest bunch, but they are fast and efficient, and manage very well considering how ludicrously hectic things can get of a lunchtime. Freshly baked bread is available at low prices and the cakes displayed inside the bakery's glass counter are irresistible. I visit recently for a cheese and bean melt, and was more than impressed by Firkins' no-nonsense customer service and excellent prices. The melt didn't taste too bad either!

The gorgeous smell of this small indoor bakery is a real taste bud teaser, drawing me in every…read moresingle time I pass by. The freshly baked bread displayed inside the store's glass counters look equally as delicious as they smell and many are on sale for £1 or less! Unfortunately, the ovens visible behind the counter are grimy, rusty and look very unappealing, and the owner is a little pushy and intimidating with her incessant natter and impatience. The bread here looks, smells and tastes delicious, it's just unfortunate that the bakery's cleanliness and service are a little on the unpleasant side.

Upper Crust in Sutton is one of those great traditional sandwich takeaway places that offers lots…read moreof good food with minimal fuss. I often grab a sandwich or jacket potato from here and I love the food. They also do breakfast snacks and hot/cold drinks to take away. Not really a place to eat in though there is a small bar area with a couple of stools. They close pretty early everyday so this is really just a breakfast, brunch or lunch place.

Just outside of Sutton town centre, the Upper Crust is a great little baguette shop that does most…read moreof its trade with the nearby college and offices. I've been using this place for just over ten years and their ham and cheese baguettes (no mayo) still taste as good as they always have done, despite quite a sharp rise in price over the years. Whereas its only real contender, Little Hampton Baguettes, went to the wall about eighteen months ago - the Upper Crust maintains the upper hand and if you're stuck for somewhere to grab some takeaway lunch, it's worth the short stroll up the hill to seek out. Plus, if the weather's nice you can stroll back down and eat it in the gardens of Holy Trinity. That's what I do anyway; if you ever see us, give us a wave.

This independent coffee shop is just down the road from my house and is a lovely addition to the…read moreshops and restaurants in Oldswinford. They also have another shop in the middle of Mary Stevens Park. The interior is smartly fitted out and surprisingly spacious. No 92 serves a good range of coffees and loose teas as well as milkshakes, fruit smoothies and juices. The food offering is mainly cakes, paninis and sandwiches but they also do great breakfasts. Well worth a visit if you are looking for somewhere for breakfast or brunch in Stourbridge.

lovely sandwich from here and the staff are very friendly,the prices are avridge but worth paying…read morefor

what can I say. Lovely food, cakes are out of this world. coffee excellent. Staff are brilliant…read more only downside is that the shop is tucked away & not in the general flow of the centre so casual visitors to the town centre probably have no idea that this shop is even there now.

no tyis is what you can call food very niceeeeeeeeeee yes staff friendly foods just great but abit…read morepricey

This is a quirky little cafe right in the centre of Birmingham's Moseley Village. I visited…read moreyesterday for a quick coffee before running off to a meeting. The place seems super friendly and the staff were chatting away to all the regulars that were dotted around the cafe during my visit. I ordered my latte and took a seat at the very cutely decorated tables with music themed bits laid out that give a creative feel to the space. This is a shop that fits in perfectly with the well designed and independent venues that line the streets of Moseley. Every time I visit I remember just how much I like the whole area! Even though I was doing a bit of running around yesterday this place made me feel instantly relaxed! One last thing that needs a mention.....anywhere that plays Diana Ross during a visit is an instant winner in my book!

This place defiantly deserves more than one review! We have driven past Cafephilia countless times…read moreand I have always wondered if it was as cute on the inside as it was on the outside. I can now answer myself a resounding Yes. So... Cafephilia. Located on the corner of Woodbridge Road (Junction of Alcester Road - the main road in Moseley) is easy to spot as you come into the area from the City Centre. With it's high class American Diner exterior, I really didn't know what to expect from my first visit and eagerly awaited a chance to visit. A day in Moseley provided me with a good excuse to pop down and give it a go. I had arranged to meet Yelp Elite Squad member Mohamade in Moseley for Lunch. Unfortunately (or fortunately maybe?) the particular venue we had originally chosen wasn't opening until 4pm, so I suggested Cafephilia as a replacement venue. As soon as I walked in I knew we had made the right choice. With it's sleek industrial design and pop art prints on the wall, this place is the definition of cool. Before my lunch partner had turned up, I decided to grab a drink. After being a bit "coffeed out" in the morning, I thought a nice refreshing peppermint tea would make a great accompaniment to a hot day. I wasn't wrong! I popped up to the counter and was greeted by a big smile and a welcome before my order was taken. Once everything was settled, I popped back down and waited for my tea to be served. The teapot was super cute. Mismatched in just the right way, the slightly kitsch presentation very much reflected the aesthetic that this venue is obviously trying to create. Once Mr M had arrived we ordered a couple of panini's as a light lunch option to go with our drinks. A panini here is NOT a light lunch option. Think of a thick, freshly baked delicious focaccia loaded with stacks of spicy and delicious jerk chicken and you have "The Woodbridge". Coming in at just under £4, it was a total bargain for such a huge and tasty lunch. Between the great service, the delicious food and the vast (and not too pricey) drinks options; Cafephilia is a hit. I might have just found a regular office space when I end up this side of town in future.