Red’s cafe

Birmingham, United Kingdom

2.7

3 reviews

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Telephone:
+44 121 458 2668
Address:
141 Monyhull Hall Road Kings Norton, Birmingham, West Midlands, B30 3QG
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miKings Norton / Harbinger Rd
0.4 miKings Norton- Druids Lane- nr Bavistock School
0.9 miCotteridge CK
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Attire
Casual
Alcohol
No
Waiter Service
Yes

Today

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Local time (Birmingham) 08:50 Monday, 2 June 2025

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3 reviews of Red’s cafe

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Place rating: 2
Birmingham, United Kingdom
23 aug Friday good little café very near our house. Used by council workers and emergency services so very busy never go here in a rush though everything takes a very long time even a cup of tea takes more than 10 mins but food is good well cooked bacon is not paper thin. Very good
Place rating: 4
Birmingham, United Kingdom
A friendly little café on the edge of Kings Norton with a hidden patio, complete with parasols, at the back,. You can get Full English Breakfasts here and vegetarian alternatives. There are lots of other options, jacket potatoes, bagettes, paninis and standards like gammon and chips. Free newspapers to read while you eat your bacon sandwich usually include The Sun, The Mirror and the Birmingham Mail — you have to bring your own broadsheet if you are that way inclined. Often has its quota of builders and assorted working men but other members of the human race are also seen here. Number 35 and Number 18 buses stop nearby.
Place rating: 2
Birmingham, United Kingdom
have a very decent breakfast here some weekends its right by an ambulance station so business is quite good all cooked to order which is why probably they take 12 mins to make a latte we have a laugh about it Im not sure if the girls are very new but we did time it and for a take away sandwich and a coffee the guy waited 18 thats 18 minutes there was no queue no backing up of orders it mystifys me why
but the breakfasts are great the bacon is always nice and thick not cheapo we have had sarnies from here as well and they are good if the staff do read this why does it take 18 mins to make a latte when the machine is touching your elbow it takes just as long to make a cuppa as well thank you