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Bod Stafford

CafeStafford, ENG

4.4 out of 5 stars4.4(645 reviews)

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+44 1785 661506
57 – 59 Bodmin Ave, Stafford ST17 0EF, United Kingdom
£10–20 · Reported by 158 people

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About Bod Stafford

At 57-59 Bodmin Ave in Stafford, Bod Stafford serves as a taphouse for Titanic Brewery, with Titanic beers including the Plumb Porter on offer alongside a wine list that runs from Dea Del Mare Pinot Grigio to Fioroso Rose. The menu, spanning 26 dishes, covers breakfast and lunch, with sausage rolls, including a black pudding version, and a ploughman's platter, plus cakes displayed near a separate hot drinks bar. A kids menu suits families with young children, and the step-free entrance allows easy access for visitors with mobility needs. Dogs are welcome inside, and outdoor seating extends the space for those who want to sit outside. Takeaway is available for anyone eating off site. It operates on a walk-in basis and opens daily, though the kitchen leans toward daytime service rather than evening dining.

Good to know

  • Reservations
    Walk-in only
  • Parking
    Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot · Plenty of parking
  • Accessibility
    Has wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible toilet

Menu & Prices

26 dishes · mains £4–28
  • Dea Del Mare Pinot Grigio£4.10
  • Vinecrafter Sauvignon Blanc£4.10
  • Kleine Zalze Chenin Blanc£4.10
  • Ara Sauvignon Blanc£5.10
  • Pink Fox Zinfandel£3.90
  • Fioroso Rose£4.10
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Reviews

4.4/5
645 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention sausage rolls, plumb porter, club sandwich and ploughman's platter.

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Customer Review Summary

Sausage rolls come up repeatedly as the thing to order, whether paired with coffee at the hot drinks bar or alongside the real ales and Titanic Brewery beer several mention by name. The cakes on display draw consistent notice too, though the food itself gets mixed marks: one reviewer found a teacake more like a "wholemeal bun" with little fruit, another describes a lukewarm English breakfast that put them off returning, while others call the home cooked food and cakes "lovely" at reasonable prices. The lively, relaxing atmosphere and dog and family friendly setup are praised often, with live music and outdoor seating also noted. One reviewer, though, describes staff as arrogant with favourites who belittled other customers, a sharp contrast to others who found the staff warm and welcoming. Several say they'll return to try the real ales.

Featured reviews

  • Mark Timothy
    “This is just the best coffee shop in Stafford by a mark. What you want is friendly service, good coffee, nice food, reasonable prices. This has them all, whether you want just a good coffee, breakfast at 8:30, soup and a roll, or Nachos and a beer in the evening. I love this place, and the staff are always golden. Good also for a wide age range, and dog walkers. Also, the basics, parking is free and easy, you can nearly always find a table, and good for prams and wheelchairs ... what is not to like?? Uodate The photo shows the Mexican Bowl Sald to which I added Fahita Chicken ... one of the best meals I have had in a long time!”
  • Philip Handley
    “Popped in for a coffee and a snack we must have arrived in-between shifts very little choice to eat. My latte was great, the sausage roll c/w leaves and chutney was okay. My wife didn't like the tea she was served and her teacake was more like a wholemeal bun, hardly any fruit. Comfortable surroundings and a bit pricey.”
  • Revive Dynamics
    “Had a really enjoyable visit as i dont go out often, Was greeted by a gentleman called Marcus, his attitude was spont on really happy & polite also extremely helpful & also fast on his feet really good worker! Will definitely be visiting again.”
  • jeff orchard
    “We called in ar BOD Stafford for breakfast ,the coffee was very nice although we waited quite a while for it ,we had a smaller BOD which was disappointing as everything on the plate was cold”
  • Stafford Wolf
    “Always a lively atmosphere without being too noisy. A relaxing yet vibrant environment where you can get food and cakes during the day or chill during the evening. A wide range of drinks both alcoholic and alcohol free. Outside seating for when the weather is fine.”

Hours

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Highlights

  • Has great beer selection
  • Has great wine list
  • Popular for good for solo dining

Amenities

  • Has wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Free of charge street parking
  • Has outdoor seating
  • Dogs allowed
  • Offers takeaway
  • Serves dine-in
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  • Serves food at bar
  • Casual
  • On-site services available
  • Serves beer
  • Serves food
  • Serves spirits
Offerings· 3
  • Serves alcohol
  • Serves cocktails
  • Serves wine
Dining options· 1
  • Has seating
Popular for· 1
  • Good for solo dining
Highlights· 2
  • Has great beer selection
  • Has great wine list
Facilities· 1
  • Has toilet
Accessibility· 2
  • Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Atmosphere· 2
  • Cosy
  • Trendy
Crowd· 1
  • Good for groups
Parking· 2
  • Free parking lot
  • Plenty of parking

Location

Bars near Bod Stafford

Bod Stafford
£10–20
4.4645
  • 0.5 miReservationsOutdoor seating

    real ale, beer running out, burnt sausages

  • 1.4 mi£1–10

    live music and bands, darts and pool setup, dated unmodernised decor

  • 1.8 mi

    michael jackson bottomless brunch, passion fruit cheesecake, large food portions

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