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Bournville Café
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AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Birmingham (Formerly Rush)
Avery Dell, Lifford Ln, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 3DZ, United Kingdom
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Cadbury World Visitor Car Park
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Selly Manor Museum
Maple Rd, Bournville, Birmingham B30 2AE, United Kingdom
Cotteridge Park
Cotteridge Park, Cotteridge, Birmingham B30 2HF, United Kingdom
Muntz Park Play Area
Gristhorpe Rd, Birmingham B29 7TD, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Alicia's Micro Bakehouse
1377 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2JR, United Kingdom
caneat
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Burger-Me-Up
1403-1407 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2JR, United Kingdom
Anjuna Lounge
Hazelwell St, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2JS, United Kingdom
Attic Brew Co.
29B Mary Vale Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2DA, United Kingdom
Eat Vietnam
1422 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2PH, United Kingdom
Akash Tandoori Restaurant Birmingham
1425 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2JL, United Kingdom
LOAF
1421 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2JL, United Kingdom
Balti Bazaar
1267 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2YT, United Kingdom
Cheddar Stirchley
1402 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2PH, United Kingdom
Nearby local services
Cadbury World Shop
Birmingham B30 2AA, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
The Bournbrook Inn
1273 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2YT, United Kingdom
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Bournville Café
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Bournville Café

27 Bournville Ln, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2JY, United Kingdom
4.5(165)
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attractions: AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Birmingham (Formerly Rush), Bournville Experience, Cadbury World Visitor Car Park, Selly Manor Museum, Cotteridge Park, Muntz Park Play Area, restaurants: Alicia's Micro Bakehouse, caneat, Burger-Me-Up, Anjuna Lounge, Attic Brew Co., Eat Vietnam, Akash Tandoori Restaurant Birmingham, LOAF, Balti Bazaar, Cheddar Stirchley, local businesses: Cadbury World Shop
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Tue8 AM - 2 PMClosed

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Healthy Breakfast
X2 grilled bacon, scrambelled egg, toms, beans, x2 wholemeal bread/toast
Bacon
Sausage
Bacon & Tom
Saus, Egg, Mush

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Nearby attractions of Bournville Café

AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Birmingham (Formerly Rush)

Bournville Experience

Cadbury World Visitor Car Park

Selly Manor Museum

Cotteridge Park

Muntz Park Play Area

AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Birmingham (Formerly Rush)

AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Birmingham (Formerly Rush)

4.4

(1.1K)

Closed
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Bournville Experience

Bournville Experience

4.5

(61)

Open 24 hours
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Cadbury World Visitor Car Park

Cadbury World Visitor Car Park

4.3

(73)

Open 24 hours
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Selly Manor Museum

Selly Manor Museum

4.6

(226)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Bournville Café

Alicia's Micro Bakehouse

caneat

Burger-Me-Up

Anjuna Lounge

Attic Brew Co.

Eat Vietnam

Akash Tandoori Restaurant Birmingham

LOAF

Balti Bazaar

Cheddar Stirchley

Alicia's Micro Bakehouse

Alicia's Micro Bakehouse

4.6

(384)

Open until 12:00 AM
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caneat

caneat

4.6

(323)

Closed
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Burger-Me-Up

Burger-Me-Up

4.9

(399)

Closed
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Anjuna Lounge

Anjuna Lounge

4.8

(83)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby local services of Bournville Café

Cadbury World Shop

Cadbury World Shop

Cadbury World Shop

4.3

(8)

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George AndronovGeorge Andronov
I like a breakfast or a brunch and also visit new (to me) venues. I was therefore keen to visit the Bournville Cafe after a very positive recommendation from a couple of my friends. On entering the establishment one immediately felt that the experience was going to be positive. The cafe was light, airy and spotless with some nice decorations and super toilets. Rachel, who has been in house for about five years, and Emma were cheerful and welcoming. Cups of tea were order whilst we read the blackboards to decide what to have. The mega breakfast was a bridge too far and so I decided on the large breakfast: sausage, bacon, egg, beans, tomatoes,mushrooms, black pudding and fried bread together with toast and butter, and my wife close the small breakfast which had smaller portions and no mushrooms or black pudding listed although she did get some mushrooms. A few minute wait and the breakfasts arrived with everything looking as though it had been cooked to perfection with the bread and butter forming a mountain. As was anticipated the food tasted as good as it looked and to make a reasonable dent in the toast and butter Rachel provided us with some jam. I am really looking forward to visiting again as I rate the Bournville cafe amongst the very best that I have visited in Birmingham and the good news for me is that the number 27 bus stops right outside. Thoroughly recommended.
Kx 004Kx 004
We always order on food apps for delivery. 1. Often find this cafe closed at peak times. Had many a time where we have gone else where because they’re not available to order from. 2. Paid for extras are often missed off orders, which you can never get a refund for off those food apps. 3. The food is usually lovely. Not best in Birmingham lovely. But decent enough. Today’s order will absolutely be our last. After extras had been missed off our order every.single.time. We stopped ordering every Saturday and started going somewhere else. We gave the cafe one last go today. The ‘portion’ of mushroom on the large breakfast consisted of exactly what is shown in the photo. The two overcooked eggs had already been put into the plate at this point. Is there a mushroom shortage Or does a single sliced mushroom now constitute as a portion… sigh.
Luke AtterburyLuke Atterbury
I've spent years going around having posh breakfasts in places like Lewis's in Moseley and the Plough in Harborne which are nice enough, but you know the sort of place... Twelve quid for a breakfast and the beans come in a little pot. Those establishments have their place but if you want a belting fry-up to set you up for a long day, I don't think you can go wrong with the tradition caff, and Bournville Cafe is a very good one. Friendly but not too friendly, good prices and fantastic grub with proper fried bread. Try getting a slice of fried in the Plough!
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I like a breakfast or a brunch and also visit new (to me) venues. I was therefore keen to visit the Bournville Cafe after a very positive recommendation from a couple of my friends. On entering the establishment one immediately felt that the experience was going to be positive. The cafe was light, airy and spotless with some nice decorations and super toilets. Rachel, who has been in house for about five years, and Emma were cheerful and welcoming. Cups of tea were order whilst we read the blackboards to decide what to have. The mega breakfast was a bridge too far and so I decided on the large breakfast: sausage, bacon, egg, beans, tomatoes,mushrooms, black pudding and fried bread together with toast and butter, and my wife close the small breakfast which had smaller portions and no mushrooms or black pudding listed although she did get some mushrooms. A few minute wait and the breakfasts arrived with everything looking as though it had been cooked to perfection with the bread and butter forming a mountain. As was anticipated the food tasted as good as it looked and to make a reasonable dent in the toast and butter Rachel provided us with some jam. I am really looking forward to visiting again as I rate the Bournville cafe amongst the very best that I have visited in Birmingham and the good news for me is that the number 27 bus stops right outside. Thoroughly recommended.
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We always order on food apps for delivery. 1. Often find this cafe closed at peak times. Had many a time where we have gone else where because they’re not available to order from. 2. Paid for extras are often missed off orders, which you can never get a refund for off those food apps. 3. The food is usually lovely. Not best in Birmingham lovely. But decent enough. Today’s order will absolutely be our last. After extras had been missed off our order every.single.time. We stopped ordering every Saturday and started going somewhere else. We gave the cafe one last go today. The ‘portion’ of mushroom on the large breakfast consisted of exactly what is shown in the photo. The two overcooked eggs had already been put into the plate at this point. Is there a mushroom shortage Or does a single sliced mushroom now constitute as a portion… sigh.
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I've spent years going around having posh breakfasts in places like Lewis's in Moseley and the Plough in Harborne which are nice enough, but you know the sort of place... Twelve quid for a breakfast and the beans come in a little pot. Those establishments have their place but if you want a belting fry-up to set you up for a long day, I don't think you can go wrong with the tradition caff, and Bournville Cafe is a very good one. Friendly but not too friendly, good prices and fantastic grub with proper fried bread. Try getting a slice of fried in the Plough!
Luke Atterbury

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4.5
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5.0
2y

I like a breakfast or a brunch and also visit new (to me) venues. I was therefore keen to visit the Bournville Cafe after a very positive recommendation from a couple of my friends. On entering the establishment one immediately felt that the experience was going to be positive. The cafe was light, airy and spotless with some nice decorations and super toilets. Rachel, who has been in house for about five years, and Emma were cheerful and welcoming. Cups of tea were order whilst we read the blackboards to decide what to have. The mega breakfast was a bridge too far and so I decided on the large breakfast: sausage, bacon, egg, beans, tomatoes,mushrooms, black pudding and fried bread together with toast and butter, and my wife close the small breakfast which had smaller portions and no mushrooms or black pudding listed although she did get some mushrooms. A few minute wait and the breakfasts arrived with everything looking as though it had been cooked to perfection with the bread and butter forming a mountain. As was anticipated the food tasted as good as it looked and to make a reasonable dent in the toast and butter Rachel provided us with some jam. I am really looking forward to visiting again as I rate the Bournville cafe amongst the very best that I have visited in Birmingham and the good news for me is that the number 27 bus stops right outside. Thoroughly...

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3.0
33w

We always order on food apps for delivery.

Often find this cafe closed at peak times. Had many a time where we have gone else where because they’re not available to order from. Paid for extras are often missed off orders, which you can never get a refund for off those food apps. The food is usually lovely. Not best in Birmingham lovely. But decent enough.

Today’s order will absolutely be our last. After extras had been missed off our order every.single.time. We stopped ordering every Saturday and started going somewhere else. We gave the cafe one last go today. The ‘portion’ of mushroom on the large breakfast consisted of exactly what is shown in the photo. The two overcooked eggs had already been put into the plate at this point. Is there a mushroom shortage Or does a single sliced mushroom now constitute as a...

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1.0
8y

Think the prices are ridiculous a large breakfast only consists of one piece of bacon and one egg also no bread and butter and have to pay a pound for a coffee to taking 5.90 is disgusting. Nothink large about this breakfast but the price . You can get a large breakfast with 2 bacon 2 eggs 2 sausages beans tomatoes mushrooms black pudding also fries bread and toast and not to mention a mug of tea for 5.25p just down the road at Lesleys cafe . I think the guy needs to up his game as you get nearly the same as you get for a large breakfast in Lesleys cafe for a small one for a little 2.60p...

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