The Clock Cafe — Restaurant in Birmingham

Food was lovely and most staff seemed nice too. However had just finished eating and we didn't think they closed until 6pm. My friend said that's what the times outside said. Anyway I was feeding my 4 month old daughter and got asked to leave and if we could feed her outside. Was stunned tbh. It doesn't take very long for her to finish a bottle and there wasn't many places for us to go feed her. I also hadnt even finished my coffee. We had to sit on rhe pavement in just for pets car park and do it. My poor baby squealed when I took the bottle off her to get up to feed her somewhere else too. Wonder if I was still breasr feeding her would they have said the same ? Probably not to be honest. Well a baby is a baby doesn't matter how they're fed. They could have cleaned where we were and we could have sat on one of the tables she d cleaned, feedinf a bottle wouldn't make more mess. Lovely food but wasn't happy with how she spoke to us and made finding a place to feed my daughter more difficult. Interrupting her feed and sitting in a car park feedinf her isn't really how I...

We enjoyed breakfast from here in 2019. We thought they were lovely and the breakfast delicious and good value. However, in late 2021, when I returned to order breakfast to go and surprise my husband on his birthday (which I told them on ordering), they were rude and impatient with me for not knowing their menu intimately - but it may also have been because of what I look like or the fact that I was wearing PPE. On getting home with my order the large breakfast had no tomatoes or baked beans in it and was not large enough to feed a grown man. When I called them to complain they said (rudely) that I could have simply returned to collect the missing items and hung up. The small breakfast was tiny and laughable. The only highlight in the breakfast was the bacon which was nice. The price, for what we got, was...

Ended up here by chance as my misses was getting surgery at the hospital nearby... more to the point walked in and it looked like a market stall crossed with a chinese take out ran by a lovely indian man it had a very punjent incense smell i could see all the food behind the counter piled up waiting to be reheated ( yes i should of just walked out) anyway got asked if i would like the £4 or £6 breakfast i said 6 coffee was 1.20 on top, instant badly made coffee which everytime i drank all i could taste was the smell of the cafe. Black pudding was out of date, i love a bit of black pudding but that was just of egg and toast was good but for £7.20 it was embarrasing lovely bloke horrid cafe horrid food avoid!! Can still taste incense sticks now...