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Celebrate National Coffee Day with Colmore’s Independent Cafés

From the first sip that sparks us into focus to the mid-afternoon pick-me-up, coffee keeps Colmore’s professionals fuelled and connected. National Coffee Day (Monday 29 September) is the ideal moment to celebrate the diverse cafés and coffee houses that give the district its energy.

Colmore Business District is home to some of Birmingham’s best coffee spots, ranging from independent specialists to trusted high-street names. Whether you’re in search of single origin beans, a warming chai, or simply a dependable cappuccino between meetings, there’s plenty to explore within just a short walk of your desk.


Colmore’s Coffee Scene

Java Roastery, 124 Colmore Row
An independent roastery specialising in ethically sourced beans, Java Roastery brings distinctive flavour profiles to each cup. With a focus on careful roasting and craft brewing methods, it offers a relaxed space for a mid-day break or to explore something new for coffee enthusiasts.

Tearoom (Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery), Chamberlain Square
Inside one of the city’s most iconic heritage buildings, the Tea Rooms provide a setting like no other. High ceilings, Edwardian design, and a menu that blends tea, coffee, and light bites make it an elegant alternative for those seeking more than a standard coffee break.

Wayland’s Yard, 42 Bull Street
Independent at heart and big on atmosphere, Wayland’s Yard serves speciality coffee, brunch dishes, and baps that are as good as the coffee itself. Known for its open, communal vibe, it’s a reliable space for team catch-ups or a quiet pause in the middle of the working day.

House of Chaii, Unit 9 The Minories
House of Chaii brings a vibrant touch to Colmore’s coffee scene, serving traditional masala chai alongside breakfast dishes and street food in a welcoming space for a mid-day break or casual catch-up

Knight’s Independent Coffee House, 58 Newhall Street
A family-run café offering solid coffee and friendly service, Knight’s has earned a steady following among locals and visitors alike, known for its approachable menu and reliable drinks.

Pret A Manger, 22-24 Colmore Row
With two sites in Colmore, Pret provides fast service and a wide range of grab-and-go options, making it ideal for busy professionals needing a convenient coffee stop.

Costa Coffee, 9 Colmore Row
A dependable choice throughout the day, Costa serves classic blends and seasonal favourites, offering consistency for those on tight schedules.

Starbucks, 125 Colmore Row
A familiar presence in the district, Starbucks offers reliable coffee and seasonal specials, perfect for a quick break or grab-and-go morning pick-me-up.


A district fuelled by coffee

This National Coffee Day, why not take the chance to try somewhere new — or rediscover a favourite? Whether it’s the craft of an independent roaster, the comfort of a family-run café, or the efficiency of a chain on a busy morning, Colmore has it all within a few streets.

Explore the Colmore Food & Drink Map here to plan your next stop.

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