If you are looking for good baking or a great breakfast in Liverpool, don't look any further than…read morethe Baltic Bakehouse. In a small rectangular space within the industrial environs of the Baltic triangle, Sam and Grace Henley offer a range of artisan breads made with organic Shipton Mill flour, counter top French, Italian and Spanish pastries, one of the nicest granolas I've ever tasted (with banana and yoghurt) and breakfast and lunchtime sandwiches. Two varieties of Has Been coffee are available by the pot and so seriously does this place take its brewing method that the coffee even comes with a timer! Despite the coolness of its moniker, this place will leave you feeling warm inside and out.

The bread is excellent and very tasty. Well worth the price. It's a proper bakery/cafe with good…read morepastry, too.

Open from breakfast time, this bakery sells food- to- go as well as bakery goods. Their fresh bread…read moreis delicious and they have a good range of ready-made sandwiches at lunch-time. There is easy parking outside. they closed their shop in neston town centre and now concentrate their efforts on the shop at the bakery premises , which is always busy at lunch times.

This is such a great bakery! It is a must when living, visiting or passing through Liverpool. Just…read morehappen to pass by the bakery and knew it was for me. Such great choices. You can tell everything is made with love and by hand. I wish I could have tried them all!!!

From the owner: We are a boutique bakery where every pastry, cake, bread and bun are made by hand…read more They may not look perfect and can be smooth, rough, slightly lopsided, not exactly the same size but each one has its own individuality, hence our name; "Rough Hand Made". Inspired by experiences in different countries, we have created our own recipes and products influenced from different cultures.

Luckily the name does not oversell how good this place is - even if it is not some sort of willy…read morewonkaesque cake factory! As the sign in the wondow states the ladies here have been producing top quality confestionary for 30 years and show no signs of abaiting. Not to be trapped down memory lane, the website reveals how they make their cakes in wheat free and dairy free ranges for all these fussy modern eaters - it's cake! it should have loads of butter and flour! But I also noticed that their website boasts a letter from Frank Cottrell Boyce, one of our cities best playwrite and screenwriter who aptly points out that Dafna's is like a trip back in time for your tastebuds. They aren't just limited to cheesecakes if I haven't pointed out as the ladies here also d a mean selection of preserves and accompaniments to there flans, tarts and slices and housed in what could be your nan's larder.

This place is heaven! Like me, you have probably walked past this little gem a hundred times or…read moremore and never really noticed it... but believe me, take a peek. If you like cakes, cheesecakes, desserts or quiches this place is an absolute must! Dafna specialises in producing quality cakes, all made using non-commercial recipes, and utilising domestic kitchen equipment. There is a huge range of cheesecakes, the most popular product, available in ten different flavours - I didn't even know it was possible to do that! Honestly, I was like a kid in a candy shop... I think it's practically witchcraft! Alongside the magical cheesecakes, Dafna sells a range of dietary specific foods such as wheat-free and dairy-free cakes. There is also vegetarian meals and Belgian chocolates on offer. The prices are definitely higher than what you would find in a supermarket or grocery store but the quality of the food is absolutely incomparable! Quiches come at around £7 and cakes are around £10 on average, and the famous cheesecakes about £9 for a large.

Daisy Hill cake company, now Jennifer O Neil cakes in Thornton Hough well what can I say…read moreDiabolical, Appalling, Disgracefull, They delivered a plastic cake to my sisters wedding, instead of the one that they ordered. They had paid over £500 for this. Jennifer did not have the decency to tell the bride and groom despite requests for the castle venue manager for them to do this.The castle said that their attitude was seemingly unconcerned and bad, Apparently they had dropped the cake, when my Brother in law and his mum went in the next day to request a refund Jennifer rolled her eyes and refused. Then behind backs she called the police because she said that they had made a fuss, this is 2 respectable polite amicable people. What a thing to do on a groom in his honeymoon period. It ruined my sisters and brother in laws big day. No apology from Jennifer O Neill, I would not reccomend that anyone use this business.

I recently visited Liverpool and wanted scones and a bite to eat. The tea was the best id ever…read morehad. They served a lovely salad with grilled cheese and fresh hummus. The service was wonderful. We also tried the homemade scones with jam and cream. We loved the food so much we went twice during our 4 day stay in Liverpool. Don't miss this wonderful spot.

We wanted to take out my husband's grandparents for an afternoon tea, so I researched some top…read moreplaces in Liverpool and Cuthberts Bakehouse was on pretty much every list I read. Everything is baked in house at Cuthberts Bakehouse and they have cute teacups and saucers, which we knew his grandparents would appreciate -- a saucer is mandatory with their teacup! We were seated in the back conservatory which was really cute. It's got a glass roof and was nicely furnished with succulent planters and even a Christmas tree for the holidays. We ordered 3 Classic Afternoon Teas, 1 New York Afternoon Tea and 1 Vegetarian Afternoon Tea for the 5 of us (my husband's mom joined us as well). The portions here are pretty big, but its weighted toward the desserts. Each afternoon tea comes with a scone on top, the middle layer has freshly baked treats, and the bottom layer is savory bites. As a group we sampled from all of the afternoon teas. I liked the burger in the New York Afternoon Tea a lot and the fries which came in both the Veggie NY and NY tea. I prefer savory bites, so those were great. For the desserts, I liked the chocolate covered strawberry and the fudge bite. My grandpa-in-law loved the almond cake and my grandma-in-law loved the Victoria sponge cake. I have some dietary requirements as the moment, so there was several things I couldn't eat unfortunately, but everything did look good, but I couldn't try that many items ultimately. I guess I'll have to return! My favorite part of the afternoon tea experience was the unlimited teas, coffees and hot chocolates! How cool! I tried several loose leaf teas including the Chai, Peppermint, Berry (which was my favorite), and the Jasmine. I also tried the Dark Hot Chocolate. This was really fun and I loved trying my way through the menu!

Just happen to be liverpool for a Slow food event and got to try the bread from this bakery and its…read moreamazing, so good real old fashion bread, the way bread is meant to made Go try it, its just great

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!