Where to Eat in Burntwood: A Local Guide to Cafes, Pubs and Takeaways
Whether you are after a proper coffee and a slice of cake, a Friday-night chippy tea, or a sit-down meal with the family, Burntwood and the surrounding villages are quietly packed with good places to eat. Here is our local round-up, grouped by what you fancy. Every one of these is a real business in the Burntwood Business directory, so you can tap through for opening times, menus and contact details.
Coffee shops and cafes

If you take your coffee seriously, Cigno Coffee Shop is an award-winning independent, family-run coffee shop and bistro in Burntwood, pouring locally roasted coffee alongside unique flavours, for breakfast, brunch and lunch.
Cafe Fika Chasetown is a cosy spot in the heart of Burntwood for coffee lovers and food fans alike, equally happy to sort you a quick takeaway, a leisurely lunch or a full-on catered event.
Down by the water, The Shed at Chasewater is a treat in every sense: milkshakes and sundaes made with their own Cannock Dairies ice cream, Coaltown coffee, Cornish teas, authentic Sicilian cannoli and homemade brownies and cakes.
Over in Brownhills, Sabrina’s Kitchen serves up a classic English cafe experience and is a genuine local gem.
Bakeries and something sweet

The Bakery Chase Park is a much-loved Burntwood cafe welcoming customers. Its newest sister venture, The Bakery at HCC, sits inside Hammerwich Cricket Club, quite possibly the only place around where you can demolish a breakfast bap while the covers come off the pitch.
Got a sweet tooth or an event to cater? Ministry of Doughnuts makes incredible vegan doughnuts, perfect for a treat with friends or something a bit different for a wedding or celebration. And for a genuinely unusual gift or party favour, Freeze Dried Favourites reinvents classic sweets with a satisfying crunch.
Pubs and places for a proper meal

The Miners Rest in Chasetown is a charming traditional pub at the heart of the village, good for catching up with friends, a proper meal, or a pint of real ale.
The White Swan on Cannock Road is a friendly Burntwood local for quality drinks and good times. Great for watching sports events too.
Just on the edge of Burntwood, The Redmore Inn and Kitchen offers more than the usual pub experience, with a family-friendly atmosphere an extensive menu and some amazing entertainment.
And if you are planning something bigger, the BRC Events Bar and Cafe at Burntwood Rugby Club is a versatile venue set within the scenic Chasewater Country Park.
Restaurants and takeaways

For a curry night, King of Spice at the Ryecroft Shopping Centre serves up Indian cuisine right in the heart of Burntwood, one of many in the area.
Craving Chinese? Tom’s Chinese Take Away in Chasetown has become a local favourite for authentic, richly flavoured dishes, our personal fav.
For a classic chippy tea, Parkhill Fish and Chips is Burntwood’s premier fish and chip shop, all crispy cod and fluffy chips. The Masla fish is amazing.
And in nearby Brownhills, Aladdin’s does pizza with something for everyone, with online ordering available.
Support local, eat local
Every place on this list is an independent business serving Burntwood and the surrounding villages. Popping in, ordering a takeaway, or just leaving a good review makes a real difference to them. Browse the full Eating Out section on Burntwood Business to find opening times, menus and how to get in touch, and if you run a food or drink business in the area that is not listed yet, you can get listed here.