Pausa Cafe

A cafe at Unit 3, Octagon Centre, on New St in Burton-on-Trent.

A meeting place for friends and family, offering quality hot and cold food and beverages. Renowned for its signature milkshakes and Saharan Wraps and fine paninis. Situated in the heart of Burton Town Centre, Cafe Zen is place to visit. With wheelchair access, Cafe Zen has a ground floor and an outdoor eating/smoking area together with additional seating on the first floor along with customer toilets. The Cafe is open 7 days a week from 7.30am (Mon-Sat/ 8.30am Sun) and closes at 8.30pm at the earliest. The Cafe has a true mix of people, ranging from students to the retired folk including people from all cultures. 😊

By using only the best quality ingredients alongside oodles of passion, we are able to deliver the delicious coffee and freshly baked goods we pride ourselves on. GOOD FOOD. GOOD COFFEE. GOOD TIMES… EVERYDAY. Our stores and menu are designed around providing our customers with what they want. Utilising seasonal produce, we use our onsite kitchens to provide freshly baked goods daily whilst catering to a range of dietary needs including gluten-free, dairy-free and light options. Muffin Break originated in Canada in the 1970s and was procured by the Foodco Group in Australia a decade later, where Muffin Break became the brand we love today.

M&S Café has been a quiet and comforting place to wind down and recharge since 1935. Focusing on service with a smile, we're proud to offer great quality barista-made coffees and iced drinks. We serve a delicious range of freshly cooked breakfast rolls, toasties, wraps, sausage rolls and sandwiches, alongside decadent cakes and pastries. Whether you're stopping for a quick coffee, a hearty brunch or an afternoon treat, our cafés are the perfect foodie pitstop.

Where art meets food.

Langan’s Tea Rooms is owned by the O’Connor Gateway Charitable Trust which, along with the BAC O’Connor Centre in Burton-on-Trent, was founded by Noreen Oliver MBE (nee Langan). Noreen and her team are passionately committed to breaking the cycle of addiction for individuals, families and communities. The tea rooms is run as a social enterprise and all revenue is ploughed back into community services to provide education, training and employment for those individuals who have undergone rehabilitation through the BAC O’Connor. The menu offers all home cooked, locally sourced traditional food, all lovingly prepared by professional chefs.

A cafe on Branston Road in Burton-on-Trent.

A cafe on Main Street in Burton-on-Trent.