Saint Kitchen in Birmingham is a standout spot for coffee lovers and brunch enthusiasts alike. Their specialty coffee is among the most delicious in the city, delivering rich and nuanced flavors that truly impress. The brunch menu is equally exceptional, featuring a range of delectable options that are both satisfying and well-prepared. What really sets Saint Kitchen apart, though, is the staff. They are incredibly kind and warmhearted, ensuring you always feel welcomed and appreciated. The overall experience is one of comfort and delight, making Saint Kitchen a must-visit destination for a top-notch coffee and brunch experience.

Their loaded eggs Benedict is absolutely brilliant. The long walk in the cold to get here was fully worth it. The crew are really nice as well and all of them made me feel very welcome.

Excellent food and service. Had shakshuka and I would 10/10 recommend. I would definitely come back to this place.

I have been coming to Saint Kitchen for over 3 years and this is my space space. My partner and I come here on a Sunday morning, I bring my friends when they come to stay, and I come on my own whenever I have the time. It sounds cheesy but this place is honestly like a warm hug to me. The staff are lovely, the food is absolutely delicious, and the coffee is the best in Birmingham. It’s right next to Saint Paul’s Square which is one of the prettiest spots in Birmingham. You can never get bored of the food because they are always changing up the menu. You know it’s fresh as well because you can see the chefs making it in front of you. I rarely write reviews but am writing this one because this place is just amazing. I love Saint Kitchen so so much ♥️

This place makes one of the best if not the best chai lattes (with oat milk) that I’ve had. I love that it is an independent store and they have some nice meals on the menu. I had lamb bagel and hash brown fries (see photos and I had takeaway). I didn’t love the sauce that come with it and maybe it’s best to have on a pot in the side. But it was nice nonetheless. Staff are friendly and the venue is a nice place to sit and do work or have a little catch up with a friend but the space isn’t the largest. Only thing I’d warn is that the price, (I paid around £17 for the 3 items but I was able to get the hash browns half price with Independent Birmingham App, so it would have been more ) so it is a bit more on the pricier side but worth a visit still. Card only as a payment too.