I ordered Spanish latte, I asked about what is the most ordered hot drink, this never fails me lol. The place more like uni students hang out place, group study area. Not super friendly for remote workers, music is a bit loud and it interrupts meetings no matter what. I would come again with a friend but definitely not to work.
I’ve been a loyal customer for years since the first Java Cafe and have always had good service and coffee. Unfortunately, this evening had the worst service, which has now put me off ever going back to the Moseley branch. There’s a young man working there who rushed our drinks and became very aggressive/rude when we told him the Spanish Latte did not have enough coffee. Before we could say anything he started shouting telling us we are lying and should pay for a new one if we don’t like it. His friends who were all males sitting on the side were his target audience to entertain by being rude to female customers. Over all, this branch has a very uncomfortable atmosphere with all the creepy men congregating and staring at women as mentioned by previous reviews.
If you’re looking for a spot that serves up some of the finest coffee in Moseley, Java Roastery is a must-visit. The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by a warm, welcoming atmosphere — a blend of Scandinavian simplicity and homely character — that makes it a great place to work, chat, or simply watch the world go by. The team here really know their craft. The espresso is rich, smooth, and perfectly extracted, while their flat whites have a silky texture that’s hard to match. I especially liked their oat milk cappuccino, which was creamy without overshadowing the rich flavor of the coffee itself. The food is a nice addition to the drinks, with a small but well-curated range of breakfast options, pastries, and cakes. I tried their banana bread — moist, just the right amount of sweet — alongside my flat white, and it made for a lovely combination. Some say the prices are a bit on the high side, but for the quality, I think it’s worth it. The service is typically warm and efficient, although there can be a short wait during busy periods, especially on weekend mornings. The seating is comfortable with plenty of nooks for reading, meetings, or a bit of solitary relaxation.
What a fantastic spot in the South of Birmingham in Moseley Village. A coffee cafe and supplier for coffee, excellent customer service and amazing ambiance whether you want a coffee or a selection of sugar fixes. One of my favourite coffee shops in Birmingham and my go to for coffee at lunchtime everyday. They have a really nice blend of coffee and the service is always quick and friendly. It does seem pricey at first but when you compare to other coffee shops in Birmingham its really not pricey plus the quality is really good Definitely recommend if you are in Birmingham.
One of only 2 places in Birmingham I’d give a 5 star rating to on coffee quality alone. Coffee is absolutely superb. Didn’t do a trial testing of the espresso but had sweeter options of a Spanish latte and a dalgona coffee and they were both faultless. Raspberry & Honeycomb Tiffin that accompanied my coffee was amazing. Service by the staff (every single member) was incredible and the ambience and decor of the place was a cherry on top. If it wasn’t out of the way for me to get to , I’ll be here a lot more often
This place is great! Atmosphere is chill and cool but the staff is also really friendly. They know what they’re doing and what they’re talking about, and you can tell making the customers happy is their main priority. A typical posh cafe with wide rage of choices. I had the Caramel and Nut steamer with Hot chocolate, you can have it done in coffee aswell. It was the best Hot chocolate i had in a while and for their prices it’s 100% worth it.
A lovely place renovated and extended last year. Excellent service. Kind staff. Indoor and outdoor seating. Good range of coffees and desserts. Cherry Mocha is a beauty and they do have a few gluten free options which is very considerate. Only complaint is the size of the cake slices is pretty small considering its £3 per slice. (The Chocolate Orange slice is literally three bites.)
Such a lovely cafe, the drinks are always amazing. I order a chai latte with a bakewell slice and both were really nice. It's always pretty busy and has a really nice atmosphere. The toilet facilities are really good too and kept clean.
Java Roastery is located at 115, 117 Alcester Rd, Birmingham B13 8DD, UK
You can contact Java Roastery at +44 7494 791127
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