Breakfast spot with a huge menu. Gluten-free options and different milks, no problem. Presentation on the dishes was pretty spectacular.

Nice spot for a weekend coffee. The food was pretty good and the staff are friendly. It&#39;s got a relaxed, chilled-out vibe. A bit busy when we went, but that&#39;s to be expected.

A nice spot for a quiet brunch. The food felt fresh and simple, just what I needed. The light in the corner booth was lovely.

Popped in for a coffee and a jam scone while out walking. The scone was warm and the jam was really good. What I liked most was the vibe&mdash;it felt cosy and relaxed, just the right kind of spot to take a little break.

They wouldn&#39;t sell me the daily special because it wasn&#39;t up to their usual standard. I respect that commitment to quality, even if it means they lose a sale. It&#39;s a good sign they care about what they serve.

The beer garden is a lovely spot to sit outside. I had an Aperol Spritz, which was really nice. It&#39;s a comfortable place for a quiet drink.

The ham, cheese, and onion toastie is the reason I keep coming back. Perfectly crispy bread with just the right amount of melted cheese. Staff are always nice when you pop in.

Been coming here for their English breakfast every weekend. It&#39;s just so good, the sausages are spot on. Staff are always friendly, place is clean. Really nice vibe for a lazy morning.

The Eccles cakes are a steal for the price. Got a couple to take away, they were huge and packed with fruit. Honestly, could have shared one. The wimberry pie was good too, but those Eccles cakes are the real value.

Love the mismatched chairs and wooden floors here! Perfect spot to catch up with friends over coffee. They&#39;ve got loads of vegan and gluten-free options too.

Popped in for a quick bite. The food&#39;s solid and honestly, you get a lot for the money. Staff were really nice too. It&#39;s just a simple, decent place.

Breakfast was spot on, food came out hot and tasty. Perfect for a chilled catch-up with mates before the day gets busy. The vibe is just right for a group.

Always packed, but the food is genuinely tasty and looks lovely on the plate. The staff are quick and very friendly. I appreciated having the option to sit upstairs, it felt a bit quieter up there.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The sweet potato &amp; leek soup was decent, really flavourful. They call it &#39;the best soup ever&#39; on the board, which is a bit much, but it was good. Had it with some bread. Hit the spot for a light meal.

The pensioner&#39;s specials are a proper bargain. My portion was huge, I couldn&#39;t finish it all. Good, honest food for the price.

Been coming here for years. The Jenny Wren loaf is always spot on, just like my gran used to make. Chocolate tarts are a nice treat too. Staff are a friendly bunch, which helps.

The catering sandwiches were so fresh, with crisp veggies and quality bread. They even included lovely vintage plates, which was a thoughtful touch.

The banana bread was spot on, moist and not too sweet. Paired it with a flat white. The salted caramel shortbread had a nice crunch, but a bit rich for my taste. Solid coffee accompaniments.

Great location for match days, right by Anfield. The LFC memorabilia, like the old seats used as shelves, is a nice touch for fans.

The upstairs tea room is such a lovely spot. The climb is a bit of a trek, but those comfy chairs and the view over the high street are just right for a quiet afternoon.

The full breakfast here is a solid deal. I got eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, toast, and a coffee for under a tenner. Portion was generous, everything was cooked well. Service was quick, which was nice on a busy Saturday morning.

The fish and chips portion was huge, the fillet was practically hanging off the plate! Really fresh fish, which I appreciate.

Loved the outdoor tables on Chapel St. Much calmer than the main road, great for watching the world go by.

The coffee&#39;s solid, but those vegan cupcakes are the real star. Moist, not too sweet. Service is always friendly, even when they&#39;re busy.

Lovely little spot. I had the vegan quiche and a slice of carrot cake, both were fresh and tasty. The staff were really friendly and helpful, which made for a relaxed lunch. It&#39;s nice that they&#39;re so accommodating with dietary requests.

The carvery had generous meat portions, and despite a few lukewarm vegetables, the overall meal was enjoyable and worth the wait.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The portions are huge for the price, honestly. Got the grilled chicken plate and could barely finish it. Quality&#39;s solid.

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