Loaf Bloom Deli Kitchen - Wolverhampton

I visited this Deli last Saturday by accident when I was at Wolverhampton. It is bright and clean with plenty of seating areas. The staff are really friendly. It is laptop friendly, so I managed to do work there. The coffee was very nice and the blueberry frangipane was so yummy and fresh. I will go back again when I go to Wolverhampton next time.

I used to love this place and enjoyed lunch there a number of times. We went on Sunday for a light lunch and it was so disappointing, the tables were slightly grimy, the lovely sandwiches are no longer a choice, the cutlery was not that clean, the fish fingers were awful. The food was barely warm and the fish fingers were hard on the outside and dry and the fish was grey and dry. One of the family had a cheese toastie and that was ok They did offer to re-cook the fish fingers, I chose to have a scone instead, it looked great but they heated it and it became soggy Next to the water and sauces there was a horrible plastic dish that was collecting water that was dripping from the ceiling. I realise that this sort of thing will happen from time to time it just looked bad They reimbursed me for the fish fingers and the staff were very nice about it The cushions were a bit dirty too Shame as it was a really nice place to eat in Wolverhampton where the choice is limited

First visit to loaf and bloom in Wolverhampton and got to say the staff are really professional polite and organised,food was good and service was excellent thank you

The staff were lovely and he place looks very nice. However breakfast was 7.50 and not worth the price, one sausage 2 bacon 2 'poached ' eggs that were hard boiled, a tomato and a small rosti with a small pot of beans and one slice of toast. Very expensive for not a lot and the eggs were a let down. Hot chocolate was nice but watery. Staff are lovely bur food quality is poor.

We visited as a family of four on a Saturday lunch time. As it was busy, we sat a low table with a sofa and 2 oddly shaped wicker chairs. The waiting staff were pleasant and friendly. The coffees came quite quickly but then we did have a wait for the food. The children's sandwiches were eaten up and we enjoyed the fish finger burger and sausage toastie. When ordering, the eldest child had asked for the cornflake cake. However once the mains had been eaten, we checked on the cake and were told they didn't have any. It was a shame as that was what we had asked for out of the options. Overall, it was an OK experience but I don't think we'll go back.