Basically if you are looking for a meaty,hearty,filling and delicious grill meal then don't look…read moreanywhere else just head straight to The Renshaw Grill. The food is fantastic, the staff are excellent and the prices are reasonable. The decor of The Renshaw Grill is modern and extremely aesthetically pleasing and definitely suits the American type feel which the staff have tried to create.Better still in the week between 12 and 3 pm all dishes are £2.50 as part of the fantastic lunch menu. There are also Pizzas,pastas, sandwiches it is so much more than a standart tacky grill type eatery. Im going to keep this short because the more time you spend reading this the less time you have to get yourself down there which you should be doing RIGHT NOW !

The Renshaw Grill (as some previous reviews have suggested) is not just any old grill with a tacky…read morefeel to it. In fact, it is much more classier than it sounds. Although it appears pretty plain from the outside, it is certainly not to be underestimated in terms of its American style theme, decent service and mouth-watering food. Inside has a simple and effective design which is quite dull in a sense yet elegant. Their breakfasts (which I would suggest) are delicious. And it's the food which deserves the marks. I've still got to try more of their dishes and shy away from breakfasts all the time - too simple not to resist! All in all, this is a fair restaurant and is a great place for couples and groups alike. It's a bit pricey perhaps but definitely worth the odd spoil that you deserve!

The club house is an elegantly styled restaurant with beach vibes. it is situated on the terrace of…read moreLiverpool One. I received a warm welcome and led to my table. Staff were friendly and accommodating making me a mocktail even though mocktails weren't advertised on the menu and it was delicious and presented beautifully in a glass jar. Food was lovely although the pastry was a bit hard and service was a little slow but I would recommend trying this place out.

"We're on Long Island right ?" "Wrong"…read more"But this is the Hamptons, yes?" "Nope" "So were the feck are we?" "Liverpool One mate" So finally, The Club House opens to the public after the celeb' infested first night (last week). This is now my 3rd visit, having done the preview 'foodie' week in Jan and then the opening night with the hordes of Papz, I get to see it in the cold light of a February Monday and me still likey. From the stable which brought us The Botanist & The Oast House comes another good runner. Menu is reflective of the aforementioned locations and they continue on with Craft Draft Ale offerings and Master classes for both Ale & Cocktails. Add to this live music and authentic architecture & interior decor and you have something way above the norm. Attention to detail on the decor is 10/10. Go just to gawp at the Chandelier collection and then nip outside and see what a 'cock on' outdoor BBQ they built. Roll on Spring. Guaranteed after work meeting place and I see an Ale Masterclass coming up for me in the very near future ... "So, just to be sure, we are in the UK right?" "Get a grip will'ya. Look at the bloody weather! Of course we are in the UK!!" #HamptonsItIs

This is a fantastic little place. A great little cafe with lots of great options for homemade,…read morequality food, and a great little deli serving a host of culinary delights! Aubergine hasn't been around all that long but is a perfect little establishment for having a light lunch and a catch up. They have a comfy atmosphere on the edge of the Crescent area of West Kirby. Their Deli serves lots of quirky bits and bobs on top of a host of cheeses and meats. This includes olives, coffee beans, extra hot chilli sauce and strange biscuits and whatnots! They serve special infusions of branded tea which are offered on a neat branded menu which makes them all sound great, and they taste great too. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and this place gets 5/5 for me as I've had lunch there a number of times and have never had a bad experience. I would recommend the homemade soups, which change a few times a week, but are always great!

Tucked away on a little pedestrianised cut-thru, just off The Crescent in West Kirby, Aubergine is…read morean unpretentious little cafe cum deli. Simply decorated but contemporary style interior with a warm and friendly service. Nice for a coffee and teacake at elevenses or an imaginative light lunch. Tasty deli section. try the feta stuffed chilli peppers, they're really good!

this was the first diner i've been to since i've been in manchester & it reminded me of many…read moresimilar ones back in the states! i really enjoyed the diner atmosphere as it's really popular, especially during the lunchtime rush among families. we waited for a few minutes before being seated at a booth table for two which was super cute! i wanted to try the beet root burger as it sounded really nice and i asked our server for her opinion on it (who was amazing, given how busy it was she still wore a smile and had a sense of humor!) and she spoke honestly abt haven't had tried it but most of the vegetarians really enjoyed it so i decided to get that! my friend always ordered a hot dog as he told me and it surprised me when i saw that it was actually a foot long hot dog! it took a bit for our food to arrive, about 10-15 minutes but it was a really nice tasting burger! i did enjoy it and am glad we came to eat here while we were new years shopping at cheshire oaks!

"If you can find a better diner, eat there! Ed" Yep it's fair to say I fell in love with this place…read moreas soon as I walked in, the writing was (literally) on the wall. There's an instant feeling of "Am I on a film set?" when you're in here, a VERY American film set. The music, the bright red decor, the minimalist cost cutting interior design to maximise space/profit screamed birth of capitalism. The super smiley staff with an overzealous urge to please. Numerous diner scenes from various films flashed before my eyes as I sat pretend perusing the menu. A very northern accented man interrupted my day dreaming, a shock given the American nature of that dream. I ordered a rootbeer, my first ever one. (Certainly won't be my last... It was incredible) The food was very simple. The burger was normal sized as were the fries. There was no pretense, this was just a diner serving basic American food. Having not tried ALL the eateries in Cheshire Oaks it'd be wrong for me to call this the best place to eat there. But i bet it'd be pretty close. The locale is never gonna be one for 'fine dining'. Which is fine by me, I'm not exactly a huge fan of culinary pretension. But after a few laps of the shops and with hunger drums beating you'd be a fool if you ignore the delights of Ed's diner. So go check it out.

A good place to go the morning after the night before, this is a cheaper alternative to the…read moresurrounding cafes and bars and the food is just as good. It is always busy whenever I walk past and I guess its because of the simple, no-frills attitude of the place. Although not quite a 'greasy spoon' cafe, it operates along the same premise: big cups of tea, hearty breakfasts served all day and a solid menu made up of chip butties and jacket potatoes. You could probably eat for two for less than a tenner as well, which is always worthwhile in my book. Those of you who are avid readers of my reviews will recall the Italian Bistro I worked in where I was sent down the road to Hardman Pizza every time someone ordered a pizza - this is what the Bistro has become. Having worked in the grease-encrusted kitchen for a while I was a bit cautious to eat anything produced in the same place, however I was happy to find out that the old bistro was gutted and all new stuff brought in for Quick Chef, so there are no worries about cleanliness any more. PS, if you ever did eat in the Italian Bistro, please disregard anything I've said about the hygiene. It was lovely. Honest.

Quick! Chef! I need a plate of sausage, chips and beans before I slip into coma from lack of sleep…read moreand blood-sugar. And while you're at it, fetch me a big, fat mug of black coffee. There seems little to add to what Rebecca has said already but to reiterate that this is the ideal location for mopping the morning after whilst also emphasizing that the coffee here is genuinely some of the best that I've tasted - a rich, dark roast and for a tiny fraction of the cost of a mug from Costa or Starbucks. Really brilliant. A lot of people will tell you that the Magnet next door does the best hangover breakfast in Liverpool but I have to confess that I much, much prefer the fry up at this unassuming little place.

Ugh DO NOT GO HERE. Everything about this place was frustrating. It looks super cute from the…read moreoutside and my friends and I were super excited about trying it out, but the experience was terrible. First, the service is meh. Our server was kind of moody and did not engage with us in conversation... I get that people have bad days, but your job is service... you can't not do your job. Second, they cook your food to order, which is a nice concept, but in reality doesn't work because then you have people waiting for over an HOUR for their food. Also, people who arrived after us were served before us... what's with that? Third, after waiting for over an hour (we were starving at this point), we finally get our food and... there's not much. For the price and time waiting for the food, it was extremely disappointing. I definitely was not full after one dish and we ended up going to the grocery store across the street to grab a snack. The service was bad, the food wasn't exceptional in any way - it wasn't filling or tasty, I definitely recommend NOT going here. P.S. I double check that this was the right restaurant by looking across multiple platforms (google, their website, etc.)

Staying on a sixties and seventies note, Soul Cafe is a fab independent cafe that's clearly in…read morethrall to the great voices of soul. There's old record sleeves, photos and soul memorabilia plastered all over the walls and you can expect to hear everyone from Aretha Franklin, Al Green and Bettye LaVette to Dusty Springfield flowing from the stereo. The sweet soul vibes extends to the staff - who couldn't be friendlier and more accommodating if they tried. I knocked a glass of fresh orange juice over on my last visit and they simply laughed, mopped it up and replaced it - for free. To top it off, the food and drink at Soul Cafe is cheap and cheerful and includes everything from great all day breakfasts to burgers, sandwiches, salads and fish and chips. Of course, I'd prefer the menu to include southern fried chicken, collard greens and cornbread - but this is Liverpool not Memphis!

We stopped in for a late dinner after a very long two travel days coming to Chester from New…read moreOrleans, Louisiana. I'm very well used to being disappointed by lack of flavor in "Louisiana" or "American Southern" food outside of the actual American South. My entire family and I were extremely pleasantly surprised at just how good and genuinely authentic this food was. I got the "louisiana hot" chicken burger, which actually was spicy, and well seasoned, and delicious. The regular fried chicken basket was some of the best seasoned chicken my brother has had in a while. Veggie burger, cobb salad, and brisket sandwhich all got positive reviews. The only thing my brother noted is the "georgia sweet tea" is nowhere near as sweet as we make it back home! But that's totally negligible, because the delicious meal and welcoming environment was wonderful. Highly recommend.

The food was amazing! As an American these were spot on!!! The brisket was melt in your mouth…read moretenderness!!! The burgers were lovely and the chips were hot and crispy with fluffy interior! The service was wonderful and lovely our server was on top of things and took great care of us. I definitely would go again! Great for a date or a nice family dinner. Or Saturday night!

Exceeded expectations - rabbit pappardelle, cooked from the heart served in a small intimate space…read morewith real atmosphere. We were visiting Chester for two nights and knew in these Covid times we should book a place for supper. We Googled and consulted YELP and the Atina kitchen had as we now know excellent reviews and sounded interesting and personal. From the moment we walked in and Hannah came to our table our expectations were exceeded. The pappardelle rabbit pasta was a delight and the sauce we guess had been cooked for hours. We followed our simple but brilliant pasta with afogato a dish I have not seen on a menu for decades which had fantastic espresso and a scoop of raspberry ripple again not seen this on a menu for decades and vanilla ice cream. The staff were all very personable and the chef/owner we deduce not only still enjoys cooking but also runs a brilliant individual restaurant in a city of many choices. Go and visit and we think you will not be disappointed.

Popped into this cafe on the spare of the moment for an early lunch. It was a raceday at Chester so…read moreeverywhere was going to be busy. Despite this, they had tables available and we were promptly seated. I ordered a 3 egg omelette with mushrooms and spinach served with some sweet potato fries. I can't fault the food at all, everything was tasty and ingredients seemed to be of high quality. My friend had a burger which was nicely cooked and presented - with a steak knife holding it together like a dagger. They brought us a bottle of chilled tap water for no charge, and I also had a filter coffee which was pleasant enough. Almost a five star venue, just a couple of failings prevent this. I had to ask for the bill and the card machine a few times, service was slightly patchy in this regard. I would also expect a venue of this type to have wifi - and they don't!