It is the best chip shop in Telford. The staff are friendly…read more The food is excellent, they are slightly dearer but its well worth it.

Excellent service even better fish and chips, first time visitors tonight after watching our…read moredaughter at a cheerleading event in Telford. Will definitely be paying another visit next time we're in town, best fish and chips I've had in years.

If you want good quality plain food and a lunch for under a fiver then this is a good cafe to use…read more Situated on the main street through the town its been here years and any local will recommend their breakfast butties. They are legendary. They also produce lovely plated salads with good fresh ingredients and nice crusty filled baguettes(choose the fillings and it will be made in front of you). It not an imaginitive chef that works here, don't expect a huge varied menu - its just decent honest fare. You can eat inside, and there is a small covered seating area at the front. Inside is again very basic - more 'greasy spoon' with chintz than urban contemporary. If you are a visitor to Tamworth and the weather is on your side I would suggest that you take out and sit in the 'Castle grounds' amongst the lovely gardens. It gets busy in here -which is again testament to its popularity - so expect a small wait. The staff are courteous and quite efficient though not particularly chatty. My working life would be vastly improved if only this place delivered - for those times when you are on a deadline and only a bacon, sausage and egg sarnie will help sod to cholestrol.

My 2 year old could cook the food they serve here. It is vile…read more If I wanted food out of a tin, I'd get my Husband to cook. Food doesn't taste freshly cooked, it tastes like it is warmed through. They even manage to burn the toast, whilst warming through the tinned mushrooms. Expensive too, for a plate of inedible food. Shame I had to even give it 1 star.

Having walked past this cafe many times on the way into Oldbury, this morning I finally got round…read moreto going and sampling their sandwiches. With it being my girlfriend's day off and with us both having slight hangovers, we thought two sausage and egg sarnies would sort us right out. The cafe is situated just in the shadow of the M5 in amongst a lot of garages, scrapyards and factories. It always seems busy with vans and lorries parked up outside. This morning was no exception, with some people eating in and others waiting around for orders. My order was made quickly and the woman behind the counter, although rushed off her feet, was friendly and polite (sausage and egg costs £2.05) As for the food, once I'd rushed the sandwiches home, I'm sorry to say I was a little disappointed. The egg was fresh and cooked to perfection, but the bread was very thin which led to it dissolving and making eating a bit messy. I also forgot to ask for any sauce and wasn't asked if I wanted any, so it was lucky we had some ketchup in the fridge. If they had thicker bread (they serve baguettes, so maybe that's the way forward?) then it would probably have got 4 stars.

Good clean cafe with basic food menu, upmarket version of the greasy spoon, slightly more expensive…read morethan the Green Olive up the road but food not as good. In all, good enough to eat in but not my first choice, would rather take an extra two minutes walk.expensive cag

The Orchard Cafe, run by Hazel who is also the cook, is…read morehomely, inviting and warm. The food that Hazel prepares is ofthe best quality and healthier than a normal greasy spoon cafe. The atmosphere is always inviting, along with the walls covered in teatowels from all over the UK and funny salt and pepper pots and tea pots. The menu ranges from sunday roast dinners to breakfasts to burgers and chips, all at the cheapest price you could imagine!

I eat here today for the first time and I definitely got food poisoning from the jacket potato and…read moresalad and also the owners was very rude and he told me to leave

i found this place to be average if im honest. it tends to cater for elderly people more than…read moreanything and the food was just ok. shame because everything looks really nice, taste wise its a bit boring though. prices are a bit steep too. staff are nice though. perfect for lunch with your grandma?

not the best place in nuneaton but the service is very quick,the taste of the food was distinctly…read moreaverage and surprisingly cold. The staff are very friendly and reliable. The prices are high. This is situated in abbeygate shopping centre.

I have been to 24 Carat Bistro for the first time nearly two year ago. So I think this place…read moredeserves a review of review. If it makes sense. This charismatic bistro couldn't be located in a better place than charming Jewellery Quarter. it's really the coziest restaurant in the area and it' still surprises me that a French Bistro look alike is actually a modern Caribbean restaurant where homemade food is taken seriously. I have invited my friend Melissa for a special meal ( well, mostly to catching up with her) one of the Fridays after work and we had so much fun there. We were welcomed by a lady which I believe in a owner of he place. She was so attentive and friendly that it was really easy to feel comfortable in the restaurant. Firstly, it's almost hidden between some fine jewellery shops at Warstone Lane. You have to be a bit "nose" to spot the place. As soon as walk through the aisle, there is a beautiful bistro: 24 Carat Bistro. The place is tiny so you can pay attention to all details in its decor. 24 Carat Bistro is a unique place in JQ, for sure I would describe it pretty much as a French style bistro with a Caribbean soul. There are colours, good music and the food smells pretty good! It is almost like paying a visit to that relative with amazing cook skills and it's nearly lunch time. Result: you have to stay and try the food! On previous occasions I barely could find a free table. And sometimes I have had to give up eating in this restaurant without even waiting in a queue. My fault! It's always packed, which is a sign of success, anyway. So it's better to think about booking a table before tracking down to the place. Luckily, this time we have plenty of tables available, unusual for a Friday afternoon. Or maybe we were a bit early for a lunch time. The staff are very receptive and a lady that I imagine being the owner of the restaurant welcomed us in a very warm way. She has passion about her business and that is what I expect to see anywhere I go for food. And as soon as we get the menu, I knew I would have quality food. It's all about delicious home cooked Jamaican food with a bit of a twist. I was quite happy to go for some Mushroom Stroganoff and had no regrets about it. It was tasty and I could have eaten more, in a very generous Caribbean kind of portion. My friend got the authentic Caribbean Jerk chicken and I think she seemed to enjoy it. 24 Carat is an ideal place to take a friend for a quick bite or your husband/boyfriend for a romantic dinner. There is an inviting fire that makes the place a bit warmer and it can be a good deal now when the temperatures start dropping here. Another great deal is trying their option of locally produced wines. It was my friend's idea to try two different types of wines. And I embraced it without hesitation, of course. First one: a generous glass of Black beer and raisin wine; a rich and malted wine perfect for cold days and I could go with a bottle to myself. Second one: a spiced ginger. I don't remember the exact name of the producers but both tasted delicious and I will give them a try again soon. Definitely! Puds time: and because it was a Friday aka "the international treating yourself day" we chose two delicious options on the menu to share. A chocolate cake and a pineapple and rum one from heaven! I have no idea which dessert was the best but I pretty much like the idea of sharing it. Friends, family and husband, you' re all more than welcome to go back to 24 Carat Bistro to share some gorgeous food with me.

This place has been on my radar for years... I have heard fantastic things from the Yelpers about…read morethe jerk chicken and I was intrigued by what it would look like inside the venue. Situated down an alleyway in-between two jewellery shops, you literally have no idea what it's going to be like on the inside. Well, my curiosity was answered when arranging to meet up with Simone for a well needed catch up over some lunch... The first thing you'll spot with this venue is the signage outside. Sometimes there will also be someone in the front of the alley handing out flyers, but it's easy enough to catch the orange signage and follow it through until you hit the cute stone exterior around the back of the shops. The interior looks more like a french bistro, rather and a Caribbean restaurant - but that has no bearing on the food. We took a table in the corner and perused the menu... As I had heard some many good things, I ordered the Jerk Chicken (which is served with salad and white rice - rice and peas are extra) and a soft drink. The Jerk Chicken is £6.75 and is a very generous portion. It was quite heavy on the sauce, but totally delicious (and very filling). I really liked the relaxed vibe, friendly staff and non-fussy decor of this venue. They hold Caribbean nights (where the food is themed and served in candlelight), which I am hoping to get a chance to check out in the future. If, like me, this is somewhere you have walked past and not tried yet - definitely give it a go. The food, service and decor were perfect for a chilled out catch up lunch (or might make a nice place for a date).

Lovely staff, and yummy food. The cafe looks like straight from Pinterest aka cute decorations and…read morecolor scheme. The sunroom is nice too!

Made the mistake of going for a bike ride over this way on V festival week, and immediately…read moreregretted it. Thankfully, I for once, had my purse with me, that's not normal for me and exercise, and I wasn't clad in Lycra, so I hid from the traffic and the rain in here. I'd been meaning to visit for years, particularly when my friend worked here but so far had never got round to it, and I had a hankering for eggs benedict. The servers were lovely, and my eggs were cooked perfectly, and the hollandaise was totally spot on too, along with crispy, in-greasy bacon. All though all of that hit all of the craving buttons, there was a slight pang of regret of not being in later in the day, as the cakes smelled great, and I've heard many a good thing about them! Really lovely decor too.

This small cafe is located on the top floor of the merry hill centre near to TKmaxx. You can get a…read morerange of scrummy hot and cold meals and snacks and they have a selection of very tasty and mouthwatering cakes and biscuits that are sure to be verry bad for the hips, but i'm afraid at this cafe bad is most definatly good! They also serve hot and cold drinks and although can get quite busy is always clean and tidy.