caneat

Head down Pershore Road towards Stirchley and you'll find caneat tucked into this residential stretch—the kind of place that feels like it's been a local fixture for ages. This is where you come for brunch that actually matters: inventive dishes that go beyond the standard eggs on toast, alongside coffee that's been taken seriously. The 4.6-star rating isn't for show; regulars pack the place because the food's honest, the portions are decent, and there's a genuine neighbourhood warmth to how they do things. It's the sort of café where you can actually have a conversation without shouting over a playlist.