I'm not sure whether to go as far as calling this one of those hip cafes, but then again I am in…read moreEngland, and what I get here isn't necessarily going to be the same as what I would get in Australia. However, this place wasn't all that bad, though it is more like one of those cafes that you tend to find in the city than elsewhere (though you do find some pretty good ones in the city). However, I did really like this place, the service was pretty good, as was the pot of tea I got. The only thing that disappointed me was that they used ham for the eggs benedict as opposed to bacon.

Popped in here on Saturday whilst out shopping with my Mum and was very surprised to see how busy…read moreit was...and how much it's grown since last time I visited there a number of years back! It was absolutely chock full of very happy looking customers and there was a whole lovely new back room that I'm pretty sure wasn't there last time I was. The service was speedy despite the long queue and the staff friendly despite how busy they clearly were. The decor is lovely, my favourite elements being the giant chandelier and the vintage piano. The atmosphere was really pleasant; the overall vibe of the place manages to convey cool classiness and warmth at the same time. Although the bread of the mozzarella and chorizo panino I ordered was a little floppy and the chorizo a bit a bit too chewy it was tasty nevertheless and the tea I ordered was just right (and with me being such a tea fan you don't often hear me say that!). The cakes looked delicious as well...wish I'd had room for a slice! Will definitely be saving space for the chocolate and Guiness next time! I'm very glad I've rediscovered this hidden gem above Lord Street and will definitely not be leaving so long till my next visit this time.

Cheapest and tastiest Full English Breakfast around the Wirral. I have always had speedy service…read morewith a smile and I can sit outside, weather permitting. Has a great old fashioned vibe to it.

I took my youngest son and his family "back home" to Wallasey this week and we needed somewhere to…read moreeat lunch. The Seaside Cafe looked like a family-friendly place - this was important with two toddlers! They not only looked after us superbly, the food was extremely good and very reasonably priced - for a whole family to eat heartily for under fifty pounds struck me as a bargain. The fish and chips was well cooked and very tasty - this was no mean feat as my wife and I spent a week in Whitby recently, where we watched the catches come in then be cooked! The alternatives were basic but equally tasty and all hand-cooked (no "chicken ding" here!). All-in-all, I would recommend this to anyone who wants a simple, well-cooked meal that doesn't cost the earth and in friendly surroundings.

Our daughter Sarah ordered food from Remember When as we lost our King Charles Cavalier Spaniel…read moreyesterday called Daisy. A lovely young woman called Emma dropped it off at our bungalow she was like a ray of sunshine in these times. The food is excellent xxx

Wonderfully warm and friendly welcome in a quirky, antique shop environment. Great menu. Great…read moreprices. Lovely food. We will definitely be back soon. They even so loose leaf tea.

I can't get enough of leaf. Food and service are always top notch. Nice vibe and plenty of seating…read more Good for groups also.

Scrambled eggs with bacon and sausage was very good. Latte was excellent. Highly recommend.read more

After a failed attempt to get breakfast/brunch at The Bagelry in Chinatown, we decided to give The…read moreCow&Co Cafe a try instead. At the 'other end' of the street, it felt like a long walk to get there (especially with a growing hunger after a few drinks the night before) but as soon as we found it we knew we'd made the right choice. The location almost feels like a cul-de-sac, with a dog grooming salon next door and plenty of prams being pushed past. This meant it was a more relaxed vibe than elsewhere, and we easily got a table for two in the sunny window. There is a mezzanine level also, but no table service, which is worth considering if you or someone in your party struggles with stairs. The menu is on a blackboard, with changing specials, and plenty of proper coffee and tea on offer. Orders are taken at the small bar and processed in the same spot, meaning service isn't the quickest, but we were in no rush and everything was done with a smile. I went simple with a cheese and ham croissant, served warm, and a cup of tea. Josh's sandwich was much more substantial and it's fair to say I had food envy; mixed beans, peppers and aubergine on fresh wholemeal bread. Needless to say, with this delicious food and sunny window spot, we didn't really want to move! In no rush, we also shared a chocolate chip shortbread as we finished our drinks. A lovely start to our Saturday.

This place is very small, but the coffee is excellent, pastries and bagel sandwiches are tasty, and…read moreall the details of the decor are exceptionally charming. Very cozy! I liked it a lot.

Great, relaxed vibe. Food was tasty and copious. Staff was friendly. Service was a bit slow.read more

TL;DR - Great coffee, reasonably priced…read more We just dived in here for a reprieve from the heat whilst walking around Liverpool on a particularly hot day. We'd just seen the Anglican cathedral and were on our way to the Catholic one, and 92 Degrees was conveniently en-route. Since it was hot we both went for iced lattes and they really hit the spot: good coffee, and really cold. The price was pretty reasonable too. We grabbed a seat by the window where we could watch the world go by - they also had outdoor seating too. The general vibe was friendly and relaxed with a few people sat chatting and others working on their laptops. Definitely somewhere we'd visit again next time we're in the area.