Location: Kidderminster
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Kidderminster, England, United Kingdom. Kidderminster is a large town and civil parish in the Wyre Forest district of Worcestershire, England. It is located approximately 17 miles (27 km) south-west of Birmingham city centre and approximately 15 miles (24 km) north of Worcester city centre. The 2011 census recorded a population of 55,530 in the town. The town is twinned with Husum, Germany and it forms the majority of the Wyre Forest Conurbation, an urban area of 99,000.
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9. Gregg's
Reviewed By grantourismo99
Unfortunately every time I call in Greggs for so called hot food it's always luke warm. Checked on their web site and in their FAQs it answers why their food isn't always warm. Something to do with vat. So I no longer shop in Greggs anywhere.
8. The Range
Reviewed By WorcesterMoray
Always a good cup of coffee here. Sometimes have a piece of cake as well.Service generally quick and friendly. However can get busy sometimes which slows service as never seems to be many staff.Seating area is generally nice and tidy.
7. Oxford cafe
Reviewed By hungryeatz
A wonderful place to eat at, I'd been here several times before and always enjoyed it. This time was no exception, thoroughly enjoyed the food and drink there.I had ordered brilliant meals like cottage pie, pie and mash but this time I ordered a full English, and well it blew me away. Lovely sausages, bacon, hash-browns literally anything that is on a full english was there. Egg could have been a bit runny instead of firm but that's ok. I was with my bro and it came to £12 for two meals and a drink which I thought was a fair price with a generous portion of food.Will definitely be here again once that breakfast weight has been shifted hehe. Kudos to the staff, always a pleasant and wonderful place to eat.
6. Kidderminster Railway Museum Cafe
Reviewed By Ian F
Finding somewhere for a coffee on a Sunday evening post 4.30pm that isn't a pub (and I've yet to find a pub with a decent coffee) outside of the biggest cities is a challenge.Having almost given up in Kidderminster town centre, passing the Severn Valley Railway site I noticed some lights. Pulling up and going inside I found a pub and two cafes, one on the old station concourse and another inside the adjoining KIdderminster Railway Museum.The museum is a quirky collection of rail signage and old equipment, and the small cafe uses original station benches. The menu includes toasted tea cakes, chilli, and home made cakes. The coffee includes an instant filter type which I found to be better than what you get out of most machines and franchises these days, and very competitively priced.I was really delighted to come across this at 5pm on a Sunday. It is open until the last steam train arrives, which can be as late as 6.30pm, depending on the time of year.Great independent cafe!
5. Lifestyle Deli
All our meals are freshly prepared using only the best locally sourced ingredients. Thereâs something for everyone with a wide range of breakfasts, jacket potatoes, burgers, wraps and much more. We also offer a wide range of drinks including protein smoot
Reviewed By 555julieannb
This place has an interesting breakfast (available until 11.30am) menu and lunch menu. Also children's options including boiled eggs. Lots of vegetarian options. We enjoyed an omelette and a jacket sweet potato. Both good. Wheelchair accessible and disabled toilet facilities.
4. Aj's Diner
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By chris R
got in here early for autumn gala on railway . chose bacon and sausage sandwich for a change . excellent value for £2.80 .
3. Palm Tree Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Palm Tree Café is a warm and welcoming café, which serves freshly cooked meals on site at a reasonable price. We serve an array of meals , snacks and drinks. This includes our very popular Sunday and Wednesday carvery. The café also holds a range of eveni
Reviewed By Cookiescot
Called in here after visiting Barnet Hill garden centre which we found disappointing. De Beers was interesting, lots of little shops within the building and a lovely cafe. Good menu, we had a bacon baguette each, excellent value. Hope to return to try their Sunday carvery.
2. A J Diner
Overall Ratings
5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By v66ann
Beautiful very well loved cafe in Kidderminster - been about for many yearsEverything you want and nothing you donât. Itâs always impeccably clean here. The food is outstanding, good portions too. Many mention the famous breakfast. They do a great burger too. And omelette. And more. Lovely polite friendly staff too. Really well worth a visit.
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1. The Old Village Store
Overall Ratings
5 based on 284 reviews
Located in the beautiful village of Wolverley and trading as The Old Village Store since November 2007. In August 2017 the business was passed on and is now trading as Gil's. Our ethos, is simple, fresh, quality product and it's working. We've given the p
Reviewed By Venture664879
Now called 'Gil's' this is a small and quaint village restaurant serving breakfasts and light lunches. The food is freshly prepared to order with wholesome ingredients (gorgeous bread) and nicely presented,for very little cost e.g. crab and prawn sandwich with salad £5.50. You can also have a lovely afternoon tea. Highly recommended and a pleasant change from pub food.Thank you very much indeed. We do ensure everything is fresh and the bread of course is baked locally and delivered daily. I think we're excellent value and you're right, it is a nice change. Having a pub as a neighbour is great for visitors as they have a choice and it's nice to have both in the village. Thanks again and see you soon. Gil
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