Medicine was born out of a discovery of abandoned space, of new possibilities and an inquisitive quality for creating something vital and diverse. An artisan bakery and kitchen, café and gallery, which is rooted in its heritage in both Birmingham and Wolverhampton.

Discover this unique counter of artisan breads, pastries and cakes, baked fresh in store by the talented team. They are devoted to pioneering new recipes for the Breakfast and Brunch menu and crafting hand made goods from locally sourced produce.

Enjoy Brunch at Medicine New Street, with a range of options including grilled sourdough sandwiches including the Salt Beef Reuben and Mushroom & Chimichuri. And if you're more of a sweet than savoury kind of person then try this delicious, exotic twist on french toast - Passionfruit French Toast made with a vanilla brioche with a nut crumble, served with bruleed banana, greek yoghurt, passionfruit & honey.

Medicine New Street Birmingham is now host to a programme of exhibitions and events which aim to bring people together & create a conversation for the city and is located in Birmingham City Centre, just a short walk from Birmingham New Street Station.

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Open Monday - Sunday from 8:30am - 5pm.

  • Gluten Free
  • Dog Friendly
  • Take Away
  • Brunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
69a New Street, Birmingham, B2 4DU
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    a month ago
    The Medicine Bakery is a staple for those who brunch in Brum. The food is excellent. Well priced. Generous portions and overall delicious. From street level up the stairs you are greeted with a take away counter for loads of baked treat and bread which look and smell amazing. You then have a small hallway with bench seating where the coffee are made which did get a little congested as it’s so popular. We did book which I thoroughly recommend to not have to wait for a table. The dining room is large. Bright and airy with high ceilings, loads of green succulents and gallery walls. Current exhibition is a photography collection of black culture in the UK. Lots of bench style seating down the middle which means you may share the bench with others (something which never bothers me) The service speed is what lets the venue down. The coffee is excellent but always takes a long time to come. This has been a consistent issue with all my visits. The food is delicious. Beautifully cooked and seasoned. Though offering black pepper from a mill and not powered would be expected in a place like this. Overall it’s great with slightly nonchalant service. Book ahead and make sure you have a hearty appetite.
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    a week ago
    Our first time eating in here (had take out a few times) and it was a mixed bag. We waited 16 mins for someone to take our order despite asking twice . The food came quickly and was delicious (maybe a savong grace). When it came to the bill we had to ask twice before someone sorted it. Overall very disappointed with the service but the food was nice!
  • 5.0
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    a month ago
    Had the most wonderful time here. The staff were very attentive and the food was excellent. I’m always nervous about new food places due to my nut allergy but they handled it really well with my food being brought separately. I was also allowed to make changes to the item I ordered so it could be on sourdough rather than brioche. Highly recommended and will be returning (worth booking a table though as it was incredibly busy).