Cafe Rosa Serving South Asian cuisine

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  Qasim Ali

  ·2 weeks ago

  “I went into the cafe to get a snack to eat. After looking at the menu I decided to get 2 vegetable samosas. After leaving the shop with my 2 samosas, I took a bite into the samosas and although it was warm on the outside the inside of the samosa was cold as if it had not been defrosted properly. I was very dissapointed and then was even more dissapointed by the mushy texture of the samosa and binned the second one rather then eating it. I wouldn’t recommend to anyone”

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  Zoe Roscoe

  ·1 month ago

  “I spotted this gorgeous place on my morning commute and promised I'd go in after work. What a great find! The owner was so lovely and friendly. I ordered the Aloo Parantha which comes with pickle and yoghurt, and it was absolutely delicious. I will definitely be coming back to try more of their menu. Thank you for the warm welcome and sensational food.”

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  Chris Peel

  ·1 month ago

  “Loving stopping off here each time I’m in Wolverhampton for work. The food is freshly made to traditional recipes and beautifully flavoured. The owner is warm and friendly and the service is prompt. Pani puri and the dosa are real stand out menu items for me and the masala chai is also a winner. Cant wait for the next visit”

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  David Prokic

  ·2 months ago

  “Soaking wet due to walking from the railway station to Molineux for the match in the pouring rain, my wife and I sought refuge in Cafe Rosa for a quick drink and bite to eat. What a great decision! Delicious food, lovely friendly staff and excellent. What a gem of a find - will definitely be back!”

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  Melissa Dixon

  ·5 months ago

  “Picture does not do it justice!! Came in for a quick bite to eat on the go. A spicy , creamy chicken tikka in a buttery melt in your mouth roti , absolutely delicious 10/10 - highly recommend this place - shame I don’t live closer would make this my regular pit stop!”

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  Neelam “Nelly” Shemar

  ·6 months ago

  “Very disappointing experience. The menu is quite limited, especially with almost no suitable options for children. The high chair was broken, which made things even more inconvenient for families. Service was poor—staff didn’t ask about allergies, which is a basic expectation when dining out. On top of that, our order took over 30 minutes to arrive. I ordered noodles priced at around £10, but they were served from packet noodles, poorly presented mixed with boiled frozen vegetables not what you’d expect when eating in. The food itself was mediocre at best. Overall, a frustrating experience. I wouldn’t return.”

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  Bassey Duke

  ·1 year ago

  “I stopped over for some food, and was pleasantly surprised. The food was really good and authentic. The service was top class. There may be a bit of a wait but it's worth it as all good things need time to be made well. I recommend this either for proper food or for coffee.”

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  San D

  ·1 year ago

  “What a great find in Wolverhampton serving lovely food! Very authentic flavours. You can have breakfast, lunch, main meaand a great selection of drinks too. Myself and my other half had aloo parothay, with home made desi yoghurt. Also, lamb curry, roti and channa paneer with bhatura. In addition had cardommon and ginger tea, strawberry milkshake. The home made yoghurt bought back memories of how my late grandma would make yoghurt at home. The flavours were desi and authentic which can sometimes be difficult to find. We loved the Indian classic songs in the background, certainly bought back memories of our times in India. Amarjit and the catering staff were very welcoming, helpful and checked in on us asking how we are and if we enjoyed the food. A lovely vibe, layout was nice and we'll definitely be regular customers xx”

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  Mark Tweedie

  ·1 year ago

  “First of all, I NEVER leave Google reviews but Cafe Rosa is so good I felt inspired to write one! The food here is true gourmet fare, freshly-cooked, tastes amazing and is really reasonably priced. The Chaat Samosa is a lovely combination of spices, vegetables and cooling sauces but today I went for Chana Bature, chickpeas with a light, slightly salted bread. As expected, the taste was sensational. The range of fare is wide and caters for vegetarians and vegans. The atmosphere is really friendly and welcoming and Cafe Rosa has become my go-to place when visiting Wolverhampton. It's worth noting that you may have to wait for your meal as the food is cooked on demand but the delay (20 mins or so) is most definitely worth it!”

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  Chris Gill

  ·3 years ago

  “What an amazing find! I now drive for an hour, every week, from my hometown to enjoy the food here. Authentic, healthy food made with love, that reminds me of the best culinary experiences during my travels in India and beyond. I’m vegetarian and always find something new and exciting on the menu to bring a smile to my heart. Oh, and they serve the best lime pickle!”

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