Only because no stars isn't an option. The pub itself is pleasant, spacious and well laid out, with…read morea good beer and wine choice. On Saturday night however, five items from the main menu were off and they had run out of new potatoes! The smothered chicken I ordered as a third choice was less smothered than died of old age. It looked like it had need cooked three days ago, was as hard as nails, tough as old boots and less edible than either. Accompanied by a small portion of cold, pallid, greasy chips and an undressed salad, it was quite one of the most lame excuses for food I have seen in a long time. Of course it was returned, but not them taken off the bill. No fuss in taking it off, but no apology, explanation or compensatory drink, chocolate or word from the manager. My partners casserole was adequate. Bland, not very hot and small but she can't help that. The food however was an unmitigated disaster. Chain pubs at their worst

Good pub grub, and good selection of beers, ales, lagers etc. Typical Chef and Brewer pub - low…read morebeams, nice atmosphere, soft music and cosy with the open fires. Great in the winter if you can get a table next to one of the fires. Also good in summer where you can sit outside on the benches. Good selection of food from menu, and specials board. Always nice food, and well presented. Always different selection of ales and beers on tap. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Plenty of parking. On a busy road which is well known for accidents. Used to be a 60mph road, which has recently been changed to a 40mph due to the number of accidents.

It's not a converted windmill at all it was built to look like it. I literally watched it being…read morebuilt. It was formally a lorry park called Robucks.

The Harvest Mouse is an old windmill converted into a pub, it's based on the corner of Pensby Road,…read morejust as you enter Heswall village. They are brewery owned and have a good menu that serves a wide range of Gastro pub favourites and occasionally specials. They have a friendly team and the pub itself has a great family atmosphere so would be ideal to take the kids on a weekend or after school. They have a full bar of spirits and also have house wines and draught beers as well as a wide selection of bottled beers. They have plenty of seats and I can imagine you could quite easily have a large party at this venue upon request.

The food here is great and the place is huge so never feels too overcrowded. Also it always has had…read morea great atmosphere everytime I have been. Have I mentioned it's cheap too? well it is both drinks and food, good place to start off with a good meal and line your tummy. Staff are very friendly and serve with patience and understanding.

Came across this page in my research of "Parrot" Pubs"…read more Amazing reviews! I must visit during my next visit to Liverpool. Mark Wilson The Wicked Parrot Pub & Restaurant Sanur Bali

In my experience coming here I found the place anything but Mello but it has been open now for…read moreseveral years and seems to attract a big crowd especially when taking advatage of its big open terrace/patio windows in the sunshine. The place itself is bland as hell, nothing interesting or inspiring about the look of the place and this is probably because it doesn't really know what it wants to be. A bistro with tapas? Tapas just seems to be the default setting of any restaurant keen to make a quick buck. The thing that got me however was the service. It was slow, the bartender/waiter was in no rush to put my order through - he apologised later but I think he completely forgot to tell the chef!

Mello is situated in the slightly quieter end of Allerton Road, so you don't expect it to be that…read morebusy, however it can be quite lively some nights and retains a loyal following of locals. Its claim to be a wine bar AND bistro though is something that has never sat well with me. As a restaurant, it is very successful, and boasts breakfast, lunch and evening menus in addition to a tapas menu. The food is lovely and reasonably priced, and the service is good - everything you'd expect from a small restaurant. However, on a busy night, Mello occasionally falls a little short. Staff are torn between serving behind the bar or serving the food, and if there are large parties eating in the 'bistro area' and drinking in the bar area, it can become crowded and sometimes uncomfortable, with the local drunk perving down the top of the local Tesco's manager who's trying to enjoy a staff party. All this aside, it is a pleasant venue, with varied music, patrons and food. Somewhere to go for a quiet lunch or mid-afternoon snack, or a good old knees-up and spy-on-the-locals type night!

We attended a wedding reception here yesterday. The food is fabulous, and the wait staff is…read morewonderful. A special shout out to the waiter who called a cab for us. He was attentive throughout the day and did a fantastic job handling all the guests. A perfect place for a reception.

This small neighborhood pub/restaurant was a beautiful surprise in the middle of nowhere. The menu…read moreshowed a lot of tasty and healthy options in which I only could choose one and I chose the salmon pie. There was more mash than I would've wanted or expected and thus one star loss and the warm ale lost another star but overall it was pretty damn good. I would go back again and again if I lived in the area just to try the different menu dishes. I hope they do well, I heard it's been a tough location for business with a change of ownership of about 3-4 times. Good luck on them, their food is worth the visit.

Had a family sunday lunch with Mrs, her mother, our son, daughter in law and little Anna (18…read moremonths) This place is obviously geared to families with small children as there is an impressive play area for them, Anna loved it. But the food here is also pretty good and the service prompt and efficient. Son and I had a lamb shank, two had roast chicken, another had chicken on skewers with a spicy sauce, and Anna had fish fingers chips and peas (she can just about manage a fork herself with it cut up. Portions were rather large (This pub is part of a group called Hungry Horse). Two Knockerbocker Glories were huge but not as big as the Waffle stack enjoyed by daughter in law and my wife. Anna had a small ice cream tub. If you are going as adults sit over the opposite side from the play area, as its much quieter there. The bill for 5 + baby was £62

been a few times and two times now have had a dogey belly the next morning and been throwing up..i…read moredont think its the food but i think the glases and pumps are dirty =( the food is cheap and nice. the bar selection how ever is very poor much less then your local boozer but then again primarily its not a pub its a hotel so i guess thats why. there is hardly any staff in the place and service is slow getitng ur food out etc. you can also but stood for ages at the bar waiting to be noticed =(

The Farmer's Arms is a delightful old world pub in Walassey Village. The rich, dark wood panelling…read moreand furnishings are gorgeous. You'll feel like you've stepped back in time at least 50 years, maybe more. And if you're like me, that's a good thing. A great place to join some friends for a pint or to take the family for a meal. They have some good home cooked British meals at good prices, and the staff are friendly and attentive.

A proper traditional pubused to be the smokiest place in town before the ban but it is small and…read morecosy with decent beer. the prices are pretty much in line with the other pubs in the area - younger people tend to prefer the Lighthouse or Nelson though.

Very friendly pub. Serves food and good beer. Only small place - but good company can be found…read morethere. Will cater for parties.