Do not order hot or extra hot I beg you here's a list of the things that happened after I ate a hot…read morechicken burger I ate ice Drank 2 drinks and it was still hot Got home and drank enough milk to fill a large bowl Bad stomach ace Hurt my lips for the rest of the day Pretty fun to prank your friends with though

Food was delicious, albeit there was a mix-up with my order. Emma offered a fix, and I appreciate…read moreher efforts and excellent customer relations. Loved trying all the different sauces (well, not all as some are above my fear factor).

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!

I loved the fries there and also I tried the new around the world thing in store at maccies, really…read moreenjoyed the meal, great restuarant. The service was great, i got my meal in under 5 minutes.

We got kicked out for some weird kids throwing sauce at us, and us telling them to stop. The…read moreservice was awful because as we told the workers, they refused to tell the children to stop. And we never got our food and lost money, over 100 pounds. As there were eleven of us. The ambiance was awful as no one would help. But we got discriminated against for our age and the way we dress. Even though we only told them to stop. The children physically assaulted us. And the children tried to kick us. The workers refused to listen to us when we asked for help. The elderly worker with the glasses threatened us and refused too listen to us at all. We know the children were younger than, but they had no respect, a huge ego and even when we asked them nicely to leave us alone, they refused and threw multiple sauce packets, ruining our clothes which cost a lot. It was beyond humiliating and embarrassing

This branch of Five Guys on Queens Square is one of two branches Five Guys have in the city, from…read morethe outside you can see it looks both bigger and better than the other branch on the top floor of the Liverpool One nearby, Having wanted to revisit Five Guys for a while after a good experience in Bradford and a not so good experience in Manchester, I thought this branch of Five Guys would be a good shout - and I'm glad I did. The service here was fantastic, to the point where I feel extra and special praise has to go to Gary for making my visit even more special, he made sure I was okay, helping with tables and even bringing my food over to me and providing me with a new bag and cutterly to take home my leftovers (the portion sizes here are huge!), he also helped offer recommendations and we began to chat a little, overall service was excellent. When ordering, I was also presented with a little piece of card to show what I could eat, and it seemed to include everything other than an HP sauce and of course the burger bun. The overall feel of the store was good, it had traditional Five Guys decor with the signs and bags of potatoes on the shop floor, but inside it did seem much nicer than the Manchester Arndale and Bradford branches I've previously visited. I ordered a Cheeseburger in a bowl, having disliked the lettuce wrap option as it seemed like it would be messy and make the burger cold, and the regular option with a bun wouldn't be suitable for me, the bowl did seem a little squashed and messy with a low of toppings, however, like all the cups/cutterly etc it was aimed towards takeout. The extras I ordered were: ketchup, lettuce, tomatoes, gherkins, grilled onions and grilled mushrooms, in my opinion, it was slightly messy but still most of it was good quality, other than the lettuce I found to be a little watery and the mushrooms a little slimy. My overall burger quality was good, although it could have been slightly presented better to avoid the cheese being slightly uneven, the portion size as mentioned was good with two thinner burgers rather than one big thick one, which some burger joints such as GBK use, I prefer the Five Guys approach. The fries also were great, despite ordering a small portion my bag was overflowing with fries, the cajun spices also added a nice flavour to it to make them even better, rather than the traditional seasoning used. The Coca-Cola Freestyle machine also is a pretty awesome, niche feature combining some of the most common Coca-Cola drinks from Coke (including all low sugar models) to Sprite to Fuze Tea, with my favourite fizzy drink being Sprite Zero, I combined this with vanilla to have an enjoyable beverage, I then combined vanilla with the fuze tea and also had a nice drink - for one cup it comes with free refills and with the quality of drinks on offer and the selection meaning you virtually can't get these drinks in any other stores or places, it is well worth buying a drink, and that comes from someone who generally prefers dining with tap water. Prices were slightly higher than you'd expect at Mcdonald's, and on par for a standard burger, my food came to around £11 but for the quality you don't mind paying those prices, this place is more of a fast-food restaurant than a casual or regular dining restaurant, although it does have quite a lot of seating due to the size of the store being large, slightly similar to what one would expect in an American diner, with tall tables, bar style tables and red booths. Five Guys also delivers via Deliveroo, however I find this service to be a tad overpriced compared to the general in-store experience, although out of all the restaurants on the site from Nandos to Pizza Express, I feel one of the few places actually suited to Deliveroo is Five Guys, so it is a good service to offer here, although the only time I'd ever think of using it would be when I'm staying in a hotel in Liverpool, not being from the area, and even then I'd be reluctant due to the delivery charge even to go such a short distance, for example they'd even charge the £2.50 or so delivery fee to go a short distance, although I admit this is not something Five Guys have control over with this being set by Deliveroo but it is still worth making note of. Overall, I am impressed with Five Guys, although it remains a real shame that unlike some "restaurants" which specialise in burgers including Handmade Burger Co and Gourmet Burger Kitchen, the latter actually has a branch in Liverpool's city centre in the One, the burger quality remains better and the same can be said about the service and the overall feel of this place, so despite flaws mentioned, the quality of food and service and the portion sizes (you probably get as many chips here as a large somewhere else) a four-star rating is surely warranted for Five Guys at Queens Square in Liverpool.

Great service, friendly staff! Five Guys food always good! Close to center of town and next to bus…read morestop.

It seems, no matter what city I go to in Britain, I can never avoid at least seeing a Nando's, they…read morehave grown so big over the past few years, this store in particular is well hidden on the 5th floor of Liverpool One. If you are looking for this store, it is quite close to the ODEON cinema, and it is well hidden compared to the likes of Pizza Express and Caffe Rouge, who all have nearby stores. The store is actually quite big, and the first thing that hit me was the loud music, luckily I sat towards the back of the large store, hence it wasn't as bad for me. (Who goes out to eat, at a concert, Nando's thinks people do!) Unlike, at every other branch of Nando's I visited, they was no one to sit me at a table, so I just waltzed in, and found a table. It is the standard Nando's menu of course, and they do accept Starbucks cards here. This store is quite nice, it is very big and even has circular booths, for large parties, but unfortunately these seemed to be all taken on my visit. The staff here seemed okay, at the "bar", I was served by a trainee so it was a little slow and not the best possible service, but for a trainee, it was a good standard, and I have actually had worse service from managers of stores in the past. Service here seemed very slow and it actually taken 25 minutes to get my food, Nando's is a little pricy with my meal costing just over £10 for Chicken Butterfly and two portions of chips, but it is the typical chain prices and in a way, for the quality it does represent value for money. I'd say this is one of the nicer branches of Nando's for food, my chicken and the mango and lime flavouring was quite nice, and so were my chips, however the service here is pretty slow compared to other stores, which could mean having to seat yourselves and / or having to wait considerably longer for your food, than a different branch, which is one of the main reasons for the store's rating being lower than what I'd have liked to give. The drinks here, I find far too pricy especially for iced tea, and the best drink to get is just paying £2.50 for the glass and getting unlimited fizzy drink, but I don't find their to be a cheaper, value for money alternative for someone, who does not like fizzy drinks. This Nando's store is a nice store, with food that is up to a good standard, but the service is the one thing that seems to let it down along with some pricing issues, so I feel the highest I can give this store is 3 stars.

Not sure what all the hype is about. Went for lunch while shopping at Liverpool One. I had a half…read morechicken, it was okay but not even the best peri-peri chicken that I ever had. Found it a little bland and not as juicy as some others. The chips with peri-peri seasoning were also nothing special, again chips with a light spice. The corn on the cob was dried out and the butter packet with it had already melted. Not bad food but not sure why the lines and excitement.

fancy a big meal this the great place for it value for money eat all you can.. food were delicious.read more

Staff are horrible food was dry and my curry was watery awful wouldn't go and one off the workers…read moretried to spit at me he was black so idk his name but try fire him

I'm about to commit a treacherous treason against Lobster Pot. For what I am about to do, I only…read morehope that you can forgive me. Perhaps I was just in the right place at the right time. A time when the conditions for chip frying are perfect, you are the optimum amount of hungry, know exactly what you want and get it. So I only got a cone of chips. But chips are the staple part of a chippery are they not? Reasons for the extra-hyper review? One. They came in a CONE. I was just short of a beach to walk along. Two. They were crispy and fluffy and light and satisfying all at precisely the same time. Three. They were doused in salt and vinegar which left the crispy bits soaked in a vinegary heaven at the bottom. MMM. The staff were really friendly, and they were 90p. All that heaven. Less than £1. I can't comment on the Fish however, I can only hope that it lives up to my now skyhigh expectation. I salute you L1 Fish and Chip Shop; Lobster Pot just lost it's crown.

Prices felt high and service felt too slow for the final product. Felt like they're more into their…read morekebabs than the fish and chips. It just wasn't hitting for me as a proper chippy. Glad I could try Lobster Pot, but I prefer the batter, fry up, and smiles at Yanni's, just down the street.

Hanging out with my family in this area and I got the urge for fish and chips for lunch…read more I was impressed with the portion size for the price. They give you a lot of food for 7 pounds. Flavor-wise, I've now had enough fish and chips in the UK to know what's good. These were decent but maybe a notch below others. The fish had good flavor but not as fresh tasting as others I've had. Plus they were on the greasy side. The chips were decent, but had a little more of a chewy and soggy texture instead of crisp. It was good enough for the price. Just don't go in expecting the best.

Now I love salt and bread, they're probably my two favourite things you can put in your mouth, so…read morelooking back I can't imagine why I never tried a pretzel before I visited my friend in Hamburg. I proceeded to have six or seven more over the course of my visit, which given I was only there for another three days was probably far too many. I'll admit that I was fully expecting an inferior product from Ditsch, a pale and stale parody of the lovely pretzels I had put into my face in Germany but to my surprise they have perfectly recreated the soft, warm tangly bread of my fond memory. They also sell some less appetizing foodstuffs; congealing pizza slices and sweet versions of pretzels (which were like big, toughened donuts and not all that great) but for pretzels I dare you find better in Liverpool. Well done Ditsch.

I am really into German delicacies as I love pork but on this occasion, it was a little more…read moredifferent to the usual bratwurst and sauerkraut hotdog. In fact, it was another German classic of pretzel shaped bread which I bought for just £1 and it was sure yummy. I would take the pizza flavour any time. Initially, I was expecting it to be bland and doughy but it wasn't. For a quick tasty snack, it was well worth it and quite large in size. The pretzel could have been warmer but it was just as nice cold. I would definitely go back again to try some of their toasties and flatbread pizzas, especially the chicken curry flavour which sounds so mouth-watering!

Food was ok nothing crazy but the burger I had was WAY to cheesy I had to put so much ketchup on it…read morebecause of that cleaner came mid meal and made so much noise as we ate also no option to take stuff of the burger so I had to do it myself McDonald's is better this is basically McDonald's but worse don't even ask about the frys they alone took it from 4 star to 3 Update: almost choked on my dam drink

Recently there has been a new makeover to the Lord Street Burger King; this is exactly what it…read moreneeded although there wasn't much to fault about its old design. The decor now seems a lot more warmer, simple and effective with no tight spaces for tables. I'm a big fan of Burger King as I think they sell the best burgers around even though you're paying a little more than competitive fast food chains, they are well worth it. Their milkshakes are decent as well. Most of all, I'm usually full after I've left Burger King compared to when I'm at McDonald's for instance. One of the reasons for this, is that their burgers are more thicker and not to forget, better quality. This Lord Street branch is the biggest in Liverpool providing plenty of seating. They have many people serving at the tills and food is usually served in reasonable time. I've never had to wait longer than 10 minutes. I wouldn't suggest going at peak times though because queues are just massive (at every till) which defeats the meaning of fast food.