Wake up and smell the coffee - because Tamworth takes its cafe culture seriously.
You don’t have to travel far down the high street before the unmistakable aroma of freshly brewed coffee will draw you into one of the many town centre coffee shops. And if the smell of coffee doesn’t entice you, the sight of artisan cakes and pastries in abundantly filled windows certainly will.
Coffee at the Castle – tick. Snacks for the kids at SnowDome – absolutely. Goodies at the garden centre – we’ve got it. Brunch by the river – now you’re talking!
You'll find no shortage of places to refuel, relax, and truly savour the moment here in Tamworth.
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No visit to a Garden Centre in Tamworth is complete without a brunch bap, coffee break Or afternoon tea.
The Pavilion Café takes centre stage right within the scenic Castle Pleasure grounds, serving up incredible views and haunting atmosphere along with plentiful ice cream on those hot summer days. It’s the ultimate place to soak up the town’s rich heritage.
Located in Tamworth’s Assembly Rooms is The Claymore Lounge, a hugely popular meeting place for coffee and cake and the lunchtime roast is an absolute must.
The Tudor House offers a plentiful selection of freshly cooked food in a delightfully atmospheric setting. Whilst Jeffrey’s offers a great selection of deli sandwiches on a variety of breads including soft focaccia, ciabatta and paninis, the New York Deli is not to be missed!
Rubbing shoulders with charming independent shops and businesses in the Courtyard of Middleton Hall, Bake 180 is a delightful independent coffee shop born from a small cupcake venture in 2012.
Prefer your cuppa with an added slice of adventure? The Aspen Food Company restaurant at the SnowDome brings the thrill of the mountains to you.
Think 1950s Aspen-inspired cosy log-cabin atmosphere with steaming mugs of frothy hot chocolates, warming coffees, and ample portions. It’s a perfect pitstop after a morning on the slopes or a flawless figure eight on the ice rink.
So come visit Tamworth for the castle, the snow, or the ghost stories, but stay for the coffee, the cake, and the conversation.
