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This is the best British food I've had in all of England - And I've been to London probably 10…read moretimes and Birmingham, Manchester and Bristol. As an appetizer, their Hake in chili and Coriander batter is divine. For main courses, their Wild ocean cod in onion Bhaji batter is amazing,and my partner loved the scouse pie (beef). We rarely eat all of our food at a restaurant - but we did here because it was delicious. Great atmosphere and friendly staff, this is one place you'll not not regret coming to in Liverpool.

Windy cool afternoon here. This pie hit the spot and was nice and warm to the tum tum. Paired with…read morepeas and onion gravy and it's the perfect meal. The aesthetic of the place is a little hard and industrial. Not how I would have done it up but the food was fabulous and the service excellent.

Excellent comfort food, lots of choices, and a nice spot to grab a casual dinner. My kids asked if…read morewe could go back the next day, which is a good sign!

This is a great place to go if you want the meal/disco package in a classier environment. It was a…read morefavourite of my mum's at one point, which meant we all got dragged here for her 50th a few years ago. You get a choice of a la carte food whilst sat at long tables, and depending on what night you go on, there's a variety of entertainment and ultimately the dancefloor is opened up to the general public. Apart from the MC who believes that because he can speak into a microphone and wears black he is god's gift to women, it is a really enjoyable experience and the staff are lovely. There are a number of impressionists, so be prepared for the Rat Pack, Tom Jones and the like. The food is great although I'm never a big fan of eating in places that are so dimly lit you can't see what's on your plate. The bar is pretty good too, with a fair few cocktails to choose from and bar staff as accomplished as any you'd see in the pretentious bars down Victoria Street. All in all a good experience, though it tends to be for more mature people. It depends how happy you are watching your mum attempting to pole dance with the MC's mike stand I guess...

I've started and stopped writing this review various times since my visit last Saturday. Some…read moreaspects totally deserve 5 stars - namely their awesome social media team who actually stayed in touch with me via Twitter throughout the night and the next morning - but some, i.e. food/service/entertainment take it back to a 3. I visited in a hen do capacity with some of the other half's family. Looking for somewhere for circa 15 people under the title 'hen do' can prove impossible, and that's where Blundell Street steps up to the plate. We were surrounded by similar size parties, but managed to get booked in to two of the large tables upstairs, meaning we weren't so enclosed by everyone else. A quick stop for a wine at the downstairs bar and we headed up to get seated. The space itself is large without feeling vacant, and adorned with images of Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye. A reflection of the upcoming entertainment, perhaps? Think again! The live singer was good enough, with music between sets, but the song choices just felt a bit clunky and odd. Any energy was coming from the dance floor as opposed to the stage, with many of us even forgetting he was up there at times. If you're familiar with Dave Spikey in Phoenix Nights, you're on the right track... The food (something I am much more familiar with!) was impressive for the amount they're churning out on an evening. Popcorn chicken was okay, goat's cheese risotto needed another slab of goat's cheese and some pepper, and the eton mess was also okay. Plenty of wine was bought to the table at around £13 for the cheapest bottle, which you pay up front for - whether this makes it easier or a bit of a hassle to fish your purse out each time is up to you. Kudos to the staff for earning their living surrounded by these loud and usually drunk parties. It did take our waitress a little while to get into the swing of things, trying to bring a bottle of red instead of sauvignon blanc as ordered, but some help from a fellow waiter helped her get back on track. Recommended for an easy night out with a large group, but I won't be going out of my way to revisit.

This place is no longer here. It was replaced with The Botanist. It's has a lovely view.read more

This is a pirate themed pub n restaurant located in the famous Albert Docks in Liverpool. The…read moreambiance is vibrant and fun, and the decor is fantastic. It transports you to bygone days. Service was a little hit or miss. And the food was ok, but some of the order was messed up..ie "is there lettuce n tomatoes in the burger?" Answer, was yes and there wasn't any. I ordered one of their specialised hanging kebabs, which was a cute novel idea, I have never seen that before. A good effort, but maybe more for a drink?

A beautiful theater and of course it sounds great. I came here for a rock concert and really…read moreenjoyed the performance and experience from the 4th row. The interactions we had with the staff were all very pleasant and they were very helpful. It was surprising to me how much food and drink was available here. In addition to the spots in the corridors they also were selling ice cream in front of the stage! Now, if only it had been plant-based, then I would have surely enjoyed a sweet treat at my seat.

A generally positive experience. You order via a QR code but it does not allow any modifications…read more(ie No Mayo). If you want any changes you technically need to order at the bar but items will still come out the way they are listed on the menu even if you ask for a change. The fish and chips is good, as are the burgers although they come out your regular chips (not the large ones which come with fish). By the item my food came out my family was just about finished eating. They have a sign touting their toilets which are nothing special to be honest. Good food and nice ambiance as long as you are okay with no modifications to the food and ordering via a website or at the bar.

Finding breakfast in Liverpool at 8am was much harder than it should have been, but Bill's was open…read moreand the menu looked promising so off we went. We both had the Traditional Breakfast with smashed avocado added and while it was tasty, it was almost cold. Same with the coffees, both tepid as soon as they were delivered. We didn't wait long so I can't figure out how everything could be almost stone cold. The waitress was lovely and very accommodating, but we headed off to a different cafe for our second coffee as we wanted a hot coffee.

Looking for a breakfast in Liverpool city centre was something I found difficult, having woken up…read moretoo late to have breakfast at my hotel (the previous time it was poor anyway), and with my main choice Carluccio's shut down, and also with waiting times of over half an hour for a table at Cosy Club, I decided to try out Bill's, this branch is located in the One, it is next to Starbucks and a large staircase, opposite the Hilton Liverpool while also being close to Albert Dock. I've visited Bill's before on two occasions, at Manchester (just off Deansgate) and their branch in the Trafford Centre, both times I've been disappointed and I was hoping with a different yet again it would be third time lucky, however sadly unless I like scrambled eggs which look like vomit, I was wrong. From the outside, this looks like a nice branch and on the inside, the branch is a little quirky, with chandeliers over certain tables. They do have a gluten free menu and I decided to go for the traditional breakfast with poached eggs - however with beans and poached egg to replace the avocado and mushrooms, avocado dominating the menu and the decor give this place a huge hipster/millennial vibe. My food took a little to while to come, and when it did it looked like it was presented quite nice, however my food just was of a poor quality, the scrambled eggs which were covered in my photo with the bacon, was full of yolk and it was a sloppy mess and ended up looking like vomit, and it certainly didn't taste much better. The rest of my meal wasn't much better, the beans weren't the Heinz brand which dominates the market in the UK, they tasted hard. Hard also matched the streaked bacon, which I found to be hard and fatty. Writing about the rest of my dish now, the toasted gluten-free bread was okay but needed a lot of butter to make it able to eat and the poached eggs were slightly too runny for my liking. The only good part of my experience here was my iced tea - which was decent quality and the fact this place had wifi, it was pretty easy and generic to connect to with name/email etc and the wifi speed was average. The staff also seemed nice enough here but that doesn't make up for the food quality is poor, and also priced slightly higher than I'd expect to pay at other breakfast joints including Carluccio's for a lower quality. I'm struggling here, other than the service and my drink this place was a disaster, even parts of the decor I didn't like which was a shame so I sadly feel Bills deserves the same fate as my past two visits to different branches of the chain with a single one-star rating.

This place has an amazing rustic feel and a great use of space along, Thanks too decor and…read moreatmosphere you find it very enjoyable and easy to relax. The staff were really friendly and polite they sound real and enjoyable instead of a mechanical scripted waiter or waitress in other restaurants this really help you relax and relax in the in The Brink and really improves your overall experience. The Food was amazing vaule for money, My friend and I order Afternoon tea and was not disappointed it only cost £12.50 and cane with cocktails and came which fruit bored and dipping chocolate as well as the basic afternoon tea menu. The Brink is a non-alcoholic establishment this does not stop them from delivering fresh and flavoursome cocktails which I must recommend too all who visit. The wide selection of cakes and sandwiches available made is really enjoyable and never done to the pallet the presentation of all the Platters was superb and seem to follow a set theme the overall experience of the afternoon tea was really enjoy your love and great value for money. Overall The Brink is an amazing establishment with great value for money, the food is made fresh to order and the willingness of the staff to proved great service really does make this a nice place to eat and I strongly suggest visiting this place.

The Brink is a bright, open place with very friendly staff. I ordered the avocado toast with egg…read morefor breakfast and it was delicious!

We popped in for a late lunch/early dinner. My husband has been multiple times but this was my…read morefirst visit. I had an awful fish & chips dinner in London last week so he brought me here to make up for it as he says they're the best he's had so far in the UK. Let me tell you that it lived up to the hype. A beautiful large piece of flaky haddock so lightly fried and it had an audible cracking sound when I put my fork to it. We had started with an octopus starter from the specials menu which had lovely fresh flavors and my husband enjoyed the squid ink risotto which was also delicious. Cute place and nice staff. I look forward to going back and trying more of their dishes, everything sounded great.

Book before coming as they are limited due to covid 19. We were here on a Saturday night and was…read moreable to make reservations by calling in advance the same day. The restaurant was clean. Not to many people inside due to Covid-19. All staff members were very friendly. Checked on our table often. Everything we ordered was delicious. If you are looking for great seafood, this is where to go. We will definitely be back when we visit Liverpool again.