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.

Welcome to the newest home of Medicine Bakery, Wolverhampton. Incorporating the new artisan bakery production at the historic Chubb Building, off Fryer Street.

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 Breakfast and Brunch within the building’s iconic courtyard, with a range of options including grilled sourdough sandwiches on the bakery's freshly made artisan bread. 

Medicine Bakery is nestled in the centre of Wolverhampton, conveniently located by Wolverhampton Station.

Please note the menu is subject to change.

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Medicine Bakery Wolverhampton is open Monday - Sunday 8am - 4pm.

  • Gluten Free
  • Dog Friendly
  • Take Away
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
The Chubb Building, Fryer Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1HT
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  • 2.0
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    a week ago
    I chose Medicine Bakery Saturday breakfast , and honestly, I left disappointed. My boyfriend ordered the bacon sandwich, which turned out to be just two slices of bread with cold, dry bacon inside. The bread itself was tasty, but paying £6 for a dry bacon sandwich with nothing else? If we wanted to eat plain bread, we could have bought a loaf at home for a fraction of the price. I had the avocado toast for £13, and the portion was underwhelming. There was only half an avocado spread on one slice of bread, while the second slice was served plain. For that price, I would expect both slices to be topped. Avocado isn’t that expensive — surely they could’ve used a whole one. I also got a cinnamon bun, which was dry, overly sweet, and didn’t taste fresh. The sugar was so coarse it actually crunched between my teeth — not in a good way. And this was on a Saturday morning, so it’s not like we came late in the day. The matcha latte was delicious, and I want to say a big thank you to the staff — they were warm, helpful, and offered us a complimentary pastry when we shared our concerns. But they didn’t remove the dry bacon sandwich from the bill, which was disappointing. So, great staff and great matcha — but everything else felt overpriced and underwhelming. Won’t be coming back.
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    2 months ago
    My family and I have attended this family owned and ran bakery in the heart of Wolverhampton multiple times and have been very happy with the food and service on each occasion. The food may be more expensive than your other cafe or bakeries, but the quality is there too as justification. TMB in Codsall is usually very busy, I hear, but the one in Wolverhampton city centre usually has places to sit. This is a great place to go if you are looking to treat yourself - the cakes are great, but I can't speak for the savoury menu as I've not tried that yet! Would recommend visiting if you are ever in Wolverhampton.
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    5 months ago
    Enjoyed my hot chocolate (very chocolatey) & warm garlic mushroom croissant (great combination) in these historic surroundings. Friendly attentive staff who were busy slicing & wrapping the gorgeous looking sourdough (would have bought one if I had room in my bag - travelling home). Pricey but great quality.