Worcester is brimming with cute and quirky spots for coffee and a bite to eat that won't break the bank.
Here is a list of five eateries in Worcester that are unique to the city and a great way to explore what's on offer.
1. Cafe Afloat
Cafe Afloat can be found at the Diglis marina and is a popular spot for those who enjoy, walking, cycling or running by the river Severn.
The cafe serves food and drinks out of a narrowboat and is a great option for eating outdoors or bringing your dog along on its walk.
2. Paradiddles
Named after a specific drum pattern, Paradiddles is a hotspot for performances of local music in Worcester.
The cafe turns into a bar in the evening and can be found on Sidbury. It can also be used as a rehearsal space for musicians.
This is a must-visit for any budding musicians coming to Worcester this September.
It also offers an extensive vegan menu including vegan cakes.
3. Sugar Daddy's
Sugar Daddy's is an LGBTQ+ cafe designed to be a hub for the local queer community.
It can be found at Trinity Passage in Worcester's city centre and is brightly coloured with a rainbow wall inside.
Sugar Daddy's is the perfect eatery for any members of the LGBTQ+ community moving to Worcester this September in search of a space to relax.
4. Paws and Co.
Paws and Co is a dog cafe that can be found in Reindeer Court.
The cafe is 100% dog friendly serving specially prepared treats, cakes, ice cream and puppucinos.
This is a brilliant find for any parents dropping students off at Worcester with the family pet and looking for somewhere to grab a bite to eat or for students feeling overwhelmed by their work and wanting to relax in the company of some canine companions.
5. The Balcony Cafe
The Balcony Cafe is hidden away on the upper level of Worcester City Art Gallery on Foregate Street and Museum.
If you are looking for a fun and free day out, you can browse the museum and art gallery then stop for a coffee afterwards.
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