City Corner Cafe

Had a nice coffee and a brownie. My friend had a custard tart. Both nice but we should have asked for a knife as both were hard to eat as the pastry was hard and the brownie was very dense. Nice taste though.

Didn't rate this breakfast was alright othing that stands out. Was seated by the toilets and I couldn't belive the traffic of people going in and out of the toilet. Literally a cue standing round my table. Get rid of that table guys was an awful experience. Popped in yesterday about 1 oclock

Fantastic food, drink, and the staff are very pleasant - well worth the money. I had a BLT bagel with mayo, salad and chips. You get a generous helping of bacon which is lovely and crispy also the chips were really warm. Highly recommend visiting this establishment.

I'm in love with this place! Cozy and friendly. Tasty food and fast service!

Stopped off here for breakfast whilst randomly in the area and did not disappoint. Massive breakfast for the cost of a normal smaller one elsewhere and tasted great. Will be back again in the near future. Thank you

Two of us called in on a busy Tuesday lunchtime in late August: internally, the place was packed to the rafters, but we managed to find outside seating at the back of the premises. I was a little surprised that it was necessary for one of us to have to return inside to place our orders but, as my dining companion had been here before, they 'knew the drill' and duly obliged.We didn't have to wait long before two delicious Milk Shakes appeared. Verdict: 'Maccies, eat your heart out!' - this was possibly the best one I'd ever tasted since those faraway days of childhood at the seaside. I should have spent more time savoring it and less time time rushing it down, as it was almost a meal in itself, quite filling and totally moreish.No disappointment either when my 'Prawn Mains' appeared quickly afterwards: plenty of the former in a delicate, well-balanced sauce. Bread was delicious and the salad clearly fresh and well prepared with a subtle, but not over-invasive dressing. Coleslaw was refreshingly tasty and a pleasant change from the normal 'Vinegar-drenched' afterthoughts served in many places.Value for money I couldn't fault: portion sizes were surprisingly generous and more akin to those of £12-15 per head equivalents in boutique or chain establishments nearby. This admirably explains the packed house we encountered - varied and delicious menu options at excellent prices - and timely, attentive service from pleasant and friendly staff.Overall, I give a 4 Star Rating: Full Marks for value, customer service at table, and an exemplary culinary experience. Sadly, the same establishment missed out on an otherwise 5 Star Rating for an outside patio area looking as though it had seen better days and could use a little more love and tidying up: and the need for diners to return through the thronging masses to the tills inside to place an order.Those minor points apart - an excellent venue and something of a hidden jewel - somewhere I would recommend to others and visit again next time I am in Lichfield and in need of refreshments.

I shared a delicious ham, cheese and tomato toasty. Very fresh and tasty lunch. The cappuccino was lovely and the egg tart Devine. Great place for a tasty and fresh lite lunch.

Excellent place for a lovely breakfast treat.Very clean, great staff team and value for money.

They haven't a clue about coffee. We asked for a flat white and got something huge and frothy. We asked for it not to be too hot and I burnt my tongue.

Called in while driving through we read the reviews and thought we would try it and glad we did.The staff were friendly and even though it was busy the food was lovely nice and fresh as was the coffee if ever in the area again would definately call in