The Medicine Bakery, Wolverhampton is open Monday – Sunday, 8:30am – 3pm.

Welcome to our artisan bakery production site and HQ in Wolverhampton, at the historic Chubb Building, off Fryer Street.

When you visit this site, you’ll get to see our bakers in action, crafting fresh pastries and breads right before your eyes. It’s an experience that captures the true essence behind all Medicine locations.

Discover our unique counter of artisan breads, pastries, savouries, and cakes. Our baked goods are handcrafted by our talented team, using the best quality, locally sourced produce. 

Take a seat in the building’s iconic courtyard!

 

*PLEASE NOTE: Our bakery site is open year-round. However, due to being located inside an open plan building, it can be chilly during the Winter months – even with our overhead heaters. If you prefer to dine-in, we recommend visiting our nearby sites – Codsall Café or The Crown.

DOWNLOAD MENU: MON – FRI
DOWNLOAD MENU: WEEKEND ONLY

Menu subject to change.

Dogs are welcome at Medicine Wolverhampton.

Please note, we kindly ask you to keep paws on the floor.

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Medicine Bakery Birmingham

WHAT THE PRESS ARE SAYING ABOUT US

Marina O’Loughlin
Table Talk by Marina O’Loughlin, The Sunday Times Magazine

I’ve wandered into several of these intriguing mash-ups recently, and it’s mostly love…There’s Birmingham’s Medicine with it’s unmissable benedicts.

Alex Claridge
Alex Claridge on the best places to eat and drink in Birmingham

Do grab a coffee from Medicine Bakery. This place will make even the coldest of souls weak at the knees.

Review from Conde Naste Traveller
The 10 Best Restaurants in Birmingham – Condé Nast Traveller

A sweet pitstop above the commotion of New Street. Walking up the steps of this former Victorian home of the Royal Society of Birmingham Artists, visitors are welcomed by a Bake Off-style array of cakes, pastries and cronuts – the caramel-macchiato, honeycomb and apple-crumble cronut is as divine as it is filling. The ample space also houses rotating art and photography exhibitions. Masquerading as an art aficionado while powering through a bacon-sausage-and-mushroom breakfast sandwich is very much Birmingham in 2020.