Clarke's Richmond Deli is a really decent sandwich and salad take-away. They sell a wide range of…read moredifferent sandwiches from standard barms, panini's to baguettes. Their menu's offer delicious combinations of fillings so there is usually something that suits everyone's taste. The food is all of a healthy nature and even their burgers are great quality. I ordered a burger (freshly cooked in a couple of minutes) with raw onions and mayonnaise for just £2 which was served in a large plain white bun; that definitely filled me and I would go back again whenever I'm in need of a convenient lunch. Since they boast such a wide variety of ingredients such as various pre-cooked meats, sliced salads and other condiments, the choice is really yours. In addition, they sell jacket potatoes which sound mouth-watering and tempting (especially on a cold day)! Clarke's Richmond Deli is much better than your average sandwich bar. Plus, the lovely aromas that are emitted make you want to go even more.

Big. Big butties. Big potatoes. Just big pieces of meat and non of this namby pamby modern lark…read morejust big food so get it down yer neck! If that could be a motto or brand slogan for a deli - sorry butty shop! - then that might be a good one for Clarke's. It seems to denegrate them some what but this succint description of a fine sandwich emporium is meant entirely in the best possible way. There seems to be little mucking about with things like rocket - which I hate, it is horrible no matter how many chefs and foodies use it these days, it's a weed! - Clarke's serve good, some might say traditional sandwiches, in a straightforward manner like roast beef, ham - just ham nowt fancy done to it - and various chickens - coronation and tikka basically - and all at very cheap prices - usually below £3 - for a good size butty.

Great little deli right in the middle of dale street! I love it for breakfast rolls and sandwiches…read more Efferent quick service, could be cheaper though

Fantastic! We were leaving Liverpool early on a Sunday morning. Crumbs was open and had simple yet…read morewonderful breakfast options. We had sausage and egg on toast. It was amazing! Crumbs is a great local stop with wonderful morning hours to accommodate your schedule. Wish I could have tried their lunch options!

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.

If you're looking for a quick and inexpensive meal or snack I suggest taking a look at Pound…read moreBakery. We first ordered a double sausage and egg sandwich and later for lunch we got some ham and cheese baguette sandwiches. Although my picture isn't too flattering it tasted just fine, cheese or hot sauce would've made the sandwich a whole lot better but I'm not complaining! Sandwiches, pastries, hot breakfast items, drinks, and snacks for £1! I'm so happy we found this place when we first came to Liverpool, we were on a tight budget and this bakery helped with getting lunch and breakfast items.

Even with the outside seating in a bright pedestrian area, Fenwicks has got to be one of the…read moredrabbest looking coffee shops. It is so in need of some new signage to get rid of that terrible font. There is a really grotty rubbish bin right outside the door - presumably for smokers but it's enough to put me off eating there. The interior however is pleasant. I'm not sure why Fenwicks call's itself a coffee shop instead of a Cafe - this is Liverpool, not Amsterdam. Besides the regular tea and coffee there is a good selection of homemade hot food to eat in or take away. Liverpudlians enjoy late nights and later mornings. As at other local cafe's, regular and large breakfasts are served all day.Some of the dishes on the menu can change daily.

Talk about speedy! I'll tell you what, if you need to get a hot meal inside you pronto this is the…read moreplace to do it, absolutely perfect if you're on a constrained lunch break or something. It's a lovely little spot and the service is always very friendly and efficient, plus any particular requests are more than happily accommodated. Their breakfasts are the stuff of legend, but that's not to say the rest of the food on offer is lacking in any way. This is proper down to earth cooking, stodgy stuff that might well fur up your arteries but will put hair on your chest and set you up for the day, particularly if it's a chilly one. Plus there's some seating outside for sunnier climes and there's nothing nicer than soaking up the rays with a good coffee and an interesting book. Definitely one to try out if you're located centrally for the day.

My husband and I are from Southern California, and this is our 12th day in Europe. By far, this was…read morethe best breakfast we've had. Chloe was our server and she was amazing! The cafe is so cute and everyone was so friendly. I highly recommend Baby E!

Don't get me wrong, the food was actually pretty great! Staff was friendly! But... I didn't think…read moreI'd spend an hour and a half of my day there. I did have to wait for a table for a bit which accounts for some of that time, but I would say I was generally surprised with the speed of service. Might've just caught them in a bad day. The place seemed popular and all the food leaving the kitchen did look delicious! I got the Bangers and Hash and apparently the photo I took didn't save :'( The portions on it were good. Potatoes, sausages, egg, and Hollandaise. Good meal to give you energy for the day.

Mario's Sandwich Bar isn't the most attractive of places (but it doesn't have to be) because this…read moreis a quick place to find a healthy or unhealthy bite in the form of sandwiches, barms and pasta. They also have a variety of warm and cold drinks available. The place is noticeably popular with workmen and for those who are on-the-go. I ordered a Bin Lid Breakfast Barm for just £2.40, which consisted of bacon, tomatoes, egg, sausage, mushrooms and black pudding all in one sandwich! This was certainly a first for me and value for money too. It also tasted great. I would happily recommend this tiny take-out if you want a no fuss lunch, at more than reasonable prices.

Super Maaario. Okay, now I can't help but think a Nintendo character is making my sandwiches…read more This is a neat little stop in cafe to pick up sarnies on your lunch break if you're in town. With no seating it's just a tiny deli basically, serving all kinds of stuff from hot rump steak and onion ciabattas, to your usual baguettes...(the bacon and cream cheese is delicious!). The prices are nice too, I only forked out £1.50 for that! They also have a range of hot pasta dishes to takeout and the staff are fast and friendly. If you're hungry and just want to nip in and out for some good food, no fuss, Mario's is a good plan.

When working in the Tithebarn area of the city centre, this sandwich shop is as good as it gets,…read moreand you know it's true because come lunch time, there is a queue practically round the block. Considering the amount of other sandwich shops that have sprung up recently, that's saying something good. When I worked opposite Out to Lunch, I always made sure I was down there by 11.30am at the latest, otherwise the queue would be too long and I'd end up having to go Sayers instead. If you're ever in the area around lunch time, you'll know what I mean, and if you haven't sampled the delights of this place, you need to. I know you're all dying to hear what sandwich I had, so I'll tell you. Tomato and mozzarella on brown bread with olive oil and black pepper. Not fascinating, I know, and certainly not the most inventive on the menu, but by god was it a good butty!

Usually get the train through Liverpool to the Wirral, always get off at Moorfields, pop in here…read morethen down to James st to catch the next train. Firstly - breakfast is great I love the spiral sausage on toast! Secondly, the baguettes are amazing, I have the cajun or italian chicken which always has a lovely flavour, I'm not a salad lovely so have it plain but there is always more than enough filling. I get them in the morning -7/8 am and they're still tasty at lunch Service with a smile the staff are also great!

You're spoiled for good sandwich shops in this end of Liverpool, between Moorfields station and the…read morebottom end of Church Street. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but it means it can take a little more for somewhere to really stand out. Tasty Bites has all the usual butty options - tuna, ham, chicken - as well as a selection of salads, cold pastas and wraps; all good but no better than any other sandwich place nearby. For me two things separate Tasty Bites from other similar places. The first is 'The Steak House', a steak sandwich of epic proportions; strips of tender beefsteak, tangy onions, crisp bread. Restaurant quality food at a sandwich shop price - fantastic. The second is not even a sandwich, it's the scouse. Rich, stewy goodness -the meat is satisfyingly chewy and the potatoes and carrots fall apart in your mouth. Not quite as good as my mum's, but still very good. If you're in the mood for some full blooded food of a lunchtime (warning: if you go with 'The Steak House' or the scouse, it will be heavy on you for the rest of the day, it will spoil your dinner) then I can definitely recommend Tasty Bites.