This place has an amazing rustic feel and a great use of space along, Thanks too decor and…read moreatmosphere you find it very enjoyable and easy to relax. The staff were really friendly and polite they sound real and enjoyable instead of a mechanical scripted waiter or waitress in other restaurants this really help you relax and relax in the in The Brink and really improves your overall experience. The Food was amazing vaule for money, My friend and I order Afternoon tea and was not disappointed it only cost £12.50 and cane with cocktails and came which fruit bored and dipping chocolate as well as the basic afternoon tea menu. The Brink is a non-alcoholic establishment this does not stop them from delivering fresh and flavoursome cocktails which I must recommend too all who visit. The wide selection of cakes and sandwiches available made is really enjoyable and never done to the pallet the presentation of all the Platters was superb and seem to follow a set theme the overall experience of the afternoon tea was really enjoy your love and great value for money. Overall The Brink is an amazing establishment with great value for money, the food is made fresh to order and the willingness of the staff to proved great service really does make this a nice place to eat and I strongly suggest visiting this place.

The Brink is a bright, open place with very friendly staff. I ordered the avocado toast with egg…read morefor breakfast and it was delicious!

Windy cool afternoon here. This pie hit the spot and was nice and warm to the tum tum. Paired with…read morepeas and onion gravy and it's the perfect meal. The aesthetic of the place is a little hard and industrial. Not how I would have done it up but the food was fabulous and the service excellent.

Excellent comfort food, lots of choices, and a nice spot to grab a casual dinner. My kids asked if…read morewe could go back the next day, which is a good sign!

I can't get enough of leaf. Food and service are always top notch. Nice vibe and plenty of seating…read more Good for groups also.

Scrambled eggs with bacon and sausage was very good. Latte was excellent. Highly recommend.read more

This place is really nice, affordable and had vegan options. The ambiance is nice, the staff was…read morefriendly and welcoming. We stumbled upon this place because two of us in the group are vegan and so we needed a place with a regular menu and decent vegan options. It did not disappoint any of us.

Make a reservation. It gets packed. I had brunch here and everything was great from the food to the…read moreservice! The decor is also very interesting.

Fish n chips were decent but the staff was not. Don't ask for anything extra or have any questions…read morecause the cashier doesn't want to hear it... I've been to restaurants where the theme is to be rude to customers... maybe they should market themselves as that type of establishment??? We opted to stay and eat in the restaurant so I had a front row seat to all the other patrons interacting with the staff...at least it wasn't just me?

Nicely decorated and cool feel…read more Slow service, very expensive, and bland food. Chips are chewy and fish was tasteless.

came in with my sons and ordered a steak wrap. the wrap was a great size and loaded with meat, the…read moreonly issue it had English mustard which I don't like and must have overlooked on the menu when ordering. without any issue the gentlemen serving us took it away and provided a replacement without mustard. absolutely wonderful service, despite the error being on my side... recommend this restaurant, great food and excellent service. We all enjoyed the food we ordered..

Crust is a relatively new restaurant in Liverpool, located on Bold Street, it is in the city centre…read moreand very close to Liverpool Central Station. The entrance to Crust is accessed through a large step and they have no ramps, but the staff assisted with my enterance and they seemed really friendly, wanting to get me in. The menu choice in terms of pizzas was a little poor, to have a range of more basic pizzas such as pepperoni or even a garlic pizza bread. The selection of other foods was decent, however labelling the whole menu could have been better for allergies with gluten-free markings rather than just the pizzas. I was impressed with the fact they do fresh flavoured lemonades with different fruit and flavourings, and although the bottom was a little bland, I did enjoy my mango and passionfruit lemonade which was obviously made fresh, with real fruits at £3.50. For my pizza I ordered a Margarita, the staff cut this up for me and the base was good quality, once again fresh and seasoned well. It would have been nice with more toppings, a better range, however. I did struggle to get a staff members attention during the meal, although all staff (including the manager) seemed nice and very friendly, after being given mayo and tomato sachets I just had to use my own, which is one of the reasons I always bring ketchup and mayo when I go out. The chips were a little bland, but the oil at the bottom made them slightly better, they were once again flaws. Crust is a nice restaurant in Liverpool with competitive pricing and a good gluten-free pizza bases, the main issues being getting into the restaurant, the menu and getting a staff member's attention during my meal but due to good quality, freshness of the food and friendly staff, I would feel a four-star rating is appropriate. UPDATE: Due to an awful recent in-store experience in store, where I was given a pizza containing gluten at first, despite requesting a gluten free one, after already a long wait, after I noticed this and alerted my server, my confidence here went downhill and sadly that was shown in the quality of my second pizza, the base was poor and doughy, the ham was chewy and the whole pizza from base to toppings was sadly a poor, awful mess. With a lack of promotions which larger chains has, this just makes this a place with high-end places for abysmal food, sadly warranting a one-star rating as good (yet overpriced) lemonade can't make up for the "speciality" of this place with the pizzas being so bad, even my friend who isn't gluten free was upset with his chicken pizza.

This was the first visit to Hole in the Wall Cafe for me, and surprisingly the first ever time that…read moreI've ever noticed it. This is probably because I don't walk a lot down small side streets and on this occasion I got lucky with my choice to say the least. Arguably, this was one of the best full English breakfasts I've had in Liverpool and I would put it up there with the best. Only costing me £4.70 for a plate crammed with 2 sausages, bacon rashers, mushrooms, plum tomatoes, toast, egg, beans, fried bread and black pudding, plus a teapot as well made me more than full. I can say that I got quality and quantity. The bacon was salty as most are and I'm just not a fan of black pudding but other than that, good to stomach and fast, friendly service. I would go back again.

I'm so pleased Hole in the Wall has two good reviews! This is the regular haunt for my mum and me…read morewhen we hit the shops; it's so unpretentious and laid back. The service is good and the so is the food: good old fashioned homemade grub. Tucked away down school lane, the cafe remains at the right level of quiet: it's never empty and never dull but it doesn't get ridiculously noisy or cramped. I think most of the customers are regulars and tend to be mums with prams or odler folk, which is nice.

This is a cool place - nice atmosphere, friendly service and great cocktails. The Guadalajaran…read morestreet food menu looked exciting however I was kinda disappointed with my food (possibly due to my choice of dishes). We shared a cup of chips and guac whilst waiting for our dishes. The guac was zesty and there was plenty of it but I would've preferred it to have been chunkier and less mushy. The veggie tamale cake bites with spinach and butternut squash was a nice dish but a little sweet for my taste. I also had the halloumi and pineapple burrito, which I wasn't hugely keen on - again the sweetness put me off. However, I tried some of my friend's sweetcorn fritters with green tomatillo dipping sauce and wow they were delicious so who knows, it's possible that with different choices I might have enjoyed it more!

Really nice mix of food here, it's our Mexican loving friend's favourite, she's pescetarian, and…read morethere were loads of veggie and fish options that she could tuck into. Dimly lit and a little red (british mexican restaurants appearing slightly like brothels stereotype: check!) Cocktails are great, but unsurprisingly heavy on the crushed ice, but I wasn't drinking post op, and went for some awesome fruit juice, which I won;t lie, was also ice packed too! It's nice to be able to pick and chose small portions to try more. My Gringa quesadilla was great, and so were my prawn tacos (when we'd stopped giggling at it being such an excellent euphemism)

My husband and I do not eat wheat and dairy. We loved how the hostess immediately asked when we…read morewalked in if we had any food issues. Finding great GF pizza is a real treat for us, so we ordered the Margherita and Genoa. Both were perfect, and the thin crust was fabulous.

Quarter is amazing favourite restaurant and nice atmosphere good service and food comes out quickread more

The wife and I wanted to experience an authentic but inexpensive afternoon tea and discovered this…read morelittle gem a bit outside of the Liverpool city centre. They prefer you make an appointment, mostly so they have a table big enough for all of your goodies (should you choose to have the proper afternoon tea, which includes lots of different items). We arrived on Friday for our reservation at 1 pm and there were two or three other groups there. The place is charming, with that homemade feel. They offer several options for afternoon tea, ranging from about £5 for a cake/scone and tea, to around £15 for the finger foods and lunch options. I opted for the former and had a scone with grapes (they were out of plain scones) and lemon ginger tea. My wife had the same scone with chamomile. We were both very impressed with the quality of the food and the lovely service we were given. They have more than just tea. They make proper cakes and serve breakfast and lunch, as well as offer unique specials. This is place is a must try!

From the owner: The Crosby Tea Rooms is a traditional English tea room, celebrating the best in British produce…read morewith a particular passion for quality home cooked food, home made cakes, and quality loose leaf tea. We wanted to create a homely environment where each and every customer is treated as a friend, therefore our menu is a mixture of meat, veggie, and vegan dishes and cakes! Located on College Road in Crosby, within walking distance from Crosby beach and train station. We are dog friendly, and allow well behaved dogs into the premises on a lead to enjoy a nice cold water or specially brewed doggy iced tea! Biscuits and small meals also available,we wouldn't want your lovely pooch to feel left out now would we.