Lyons tea house Snow Hill

[chucka]

As I have mentioned in other threads I have started, i can remenber lot's of places in Brum but cant put my finger on where they were situated, in the early 60s i used to make a delivery to Lyons and i am sure it was by Snow Hill Station, one cold morning the chef made me an ommelette but as i had a busy day i took it with me complete with knife & fork to eat on my break, to this day i still use the fork and it always reminds me of that cold winters morning all those years ago.

 

[mikejee]

Here's Kellys for 1956:

Lyons J. & Co. Limited, caterers; bakery (Midland
6461/2); who., bakery sales dept. (Midland 0051), 134
Granville st 1; 61 New st 2 (Midland 0821); 74 Bull
st 4 (Central 0007); who. tea mers. Liverpool st 9
(Victoria 302.1); ice cream mt'rs. Union st 2 (Midland​

7411J1) & restaurant, Victoria sq 2. Midland 1096

and 1964

Lyons J. & Co. Limited, caterers, 61/62 & 2 New st 2
(Midland 0821) & 74 Bull st 4 (Central 7131); who. tea
mers. Liverpool st 9 (Victoria 4501) & restaurant, Victoria​

sq 2.

Mike

 

[ELIZABETH1]

as i have mentioned in other threads i have started, i can remenber lot's of places in brum but cant put my finger on where they were situated, in the early 60s i used to make a delivery to lyons and i am sure it was by snow hill station, one cold morning the chef made me an ommelette but as i had a busy day i took it with me complete with knife & fork to eat on my break, to this day i still use the fork and it always reminds me of that cold winters morning all those years ago.

my mum used to work there in the early 60's

 

[chucka]

Hi Elizabeth, I had a date with a girl who worked there, cant recall her name, she was a dark headed girl, really nice looking if I remember rightly, i took her to The Jolly Sailor in West Brom, very romantic, ha ha,