Boston Tea Party is a friendly, family-run chain that has been growing exponentially up and down the M5 over the past few years. It’s a byword for consistency and familiarity. Arriving in Birmingham in 2013, this was a caffeinated shot in the arm of Corporation Street, occupying the huge space left by a giant Yates pub. If you’re not sucked in by the massive trays of home-baked cakes at the counter, then BTP’s vast menu covers everything from all-day breakfasts to mains including burgers, salads, toasted sandwiches, soups and a very good kids’ menu.
Birmingham’s got it all – great cultural venues, cracking nightlife, lovely pubs, and plenty more. But if you’re hoping to explore all the city has to offer, you better fuel up first. Luckily, Brum’s vibrant mix of communities and cultures also extends to its offering of places for the most important meal of the day, and there are some delicious options on the menu.
No matter what you’re craving, the city’s got you covered. There’s good old-fashioned full Englishes, American-style pancakes covered in a smattering of maple syrup, and some fresh, fruity granola bowls on offer, so take a look below at our favourite places for breakfast and brunch in Birmingham.
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