New bit: Though as per their timings on the Google, the cafe was closed.. We had to replan our morning trip and find another cafe for breakfast.. This is not good especially if you are travelling from far and accounts for a star less.. Old review: Nice little cost street cafe with friendly faces.. Food is good and expect a quick breakfast/brunch with some snack bites on menu.. Don't forget to visit a small sellers spot with unique gift options near the pay counter..

Cosy environment, warm staff and excellent food. Toasts are well toasted and perfectly matched with avocado. Chai Latte and flat white were amazing, definitely would come again!

Been wanting to try this cute little cafe for ages, finally got to try it on my birthday the food DID NOT DISAPPOINT! Freshly cooked and was amazing! Quality of the sausage/bacon was lovely. The cafe had a lovely welcoming environment cant wait to try again.

A deep and meaningful coffee. Google Maps, thank you for shining your satellite on The Rustic Cafe, when I was checking out nearby cafes. It's been ages since I visited Acocks Green. I have rose tinted memories of the area, especially Acocks Green Bowl that I used to frequent as a teenager. Back in the 90's a game of bowling was £1! good times. I digress. As I walked through the tail end of Storm Eunice, I impressed upon The Rustic Café. The beauty of its exterior was like a warm glow. I entered and the warmth was upped a notch thanks to the welcoming staff. I took a look around to appreciate the interior, a clash of colourful, lacquered, rustic tables hit by ceiling strung, modern jarred lighting. It's a cosy place. I took a look over the shoulder of the staff to see a La Cimbali espresso machine... A lovely piece of espresso technology. I explicitly requested their finest flat white with latte art. The staff responded with "I'll try my best". A response I love to hear. I don't care how much barista training you've had, if you put effort into latte art it indicates to me that you care about coffee. The coffee isn't artisanal, but it was a thing of beauty thanks to the colourful ergonomic mug. I began chatting to the staff member. It wasn't small talk, it was a chat about life that delved into human vulnerability. I learnt a lot as a consequence. And I wonder why I love popping into coffee shops. I will have to return. The staff are soon to have barista training. I can't wait to see what latte art they have mastered.