Great value cafe (for Bewdley) with a great greedy pig breakfast!read more

I live about 2 minutes from this cafe, I could just cook at home But it's never the same! When you…read morereally want a greasy fry up you can't beat riverside!

This fairly new Cafe, has been open 7 months and I only recently visited the premises to have a…read moremeeting to discuss some events that a few volunteers for Kemp Hospice are organising. We found the venue, very well decorated and gave a very homely feel. All floors in the building have been used and are open to customers and I can highly recommend the top floor lounge area with a sofa and chairs. We only had a hot drink, but we will be back soon to sample the breakfast menu and will write a report on that too. Highly recommend a visit.

My boyfriend and I stopped here for tea cakes and tea on our recent UK Road Trip. It's a cute cafe…read morewith friendly people and low prices. It's definitely a local place and I'm sure that we were the only tourists. It's off the beaten path. If you visit, make sure to take a quick peek at the beautiful stream and lush foliage near the restaurant parking. It's a really pretty area!

On a return trip from Wales we diverted into Hagley to find the Fig and Favour. Quite recently…read moreopened with good service, good food and extremely good coffee. Nice seating outside for those warmer days but plenty of room inside. Unusual decor, a mixture of rustic with modern American diner. But, it works. The choice of food is second to none. From Eggs Benedict to filled baguettes. Great for a midmorning brunch or later lunch. As I have said, service is quick, friendly yet very professional. I am told that there are plans to open another restaurant. Hopefully, this will come to fruition. More hopefully, for us, closer to where we live as I certainly would make a Fig and Favour one of my haunts.

Best coffee west of Birmingham and awesome breakfasts with proper poached eggs that have runny egg…read moreyolks. Yum.

This is definetely worth a visit if you are a fan of the greasy spoon establishments. It was always…read moreone of my favourite stops when I was working as a plumber as it was a full fill sandwich or breakfast from there. There is also a lot to see when you are in there, so many things hanging up on the walls. Fascinating just looking at it all. I would recommend the full english with the cup of tea. It is what you expect from a true english breakfast not the kind of rubbish they serve up in a travellodge for £7. A business that needs to servive for all those hungy hearts out there.

Caffe Nero is one big illusion. It calls itself 'The Italian Coffee Co.' and yet it's about as…read moreItalian as McDonalds, but, that said, it attracts a wide variety of people. Why? Probably because it's a nice illusion & gives you a chance to take a break & buy into a slice of cosmopolitan sophistication, albeit stereotypical and manufactured. And that, of course, explains the pricing. Good coffee for a high street chain, but pricey and the 'Caffe Nero experience' is pretentious and stereotypically conservative, with a little 'c'. The music's awful Classic FM type stuff and they sell The Times to people who still think that's a good paper, but the coffee's nice & the atmosphere relaxed, especially in the seating outside first thing in the morning (Mon-Fri 8am; Sun 9am). Parking at the rear, by Crown House (1hr free) or at Tesco's (2hrs free). The staff are a nice bunch of people, too.