The staff were really helpful with our allergies. They even brought out a birthday cake with a decorated plate, which was a nice touch.

Nice spot for a casual dinner. The food was solid, and I appreciated the beer list - they had a few local craft options that paired well with the burger. The IPA cut through the richness nicely. A bit on the pricey side for what it is, but the vibe was relaxed.

A proper cosy pub, just a short walk from James Street station. Perfect for a pint after a day out. The atmosphere is really nice and relaxed.

Decent spot with plenty of seats inside and out. Always seems busy, which I like. The pizzas are the main draw for me - really solid. Prices are fair and the portions are generous.

Solid pizza. Got the Detroit style, crispy edges, nice and chewy. New York slice was good too. Bold Street spot has a few tables. Quick lunch.

The shawarma plate is always solid, but honestly, I keep coming back for the Victoria sponge cake. It&#39;s just the right kind of simple and comforting. A nice little treat after a long day.

Hattie was a gem, really looked after us. The chicken gyros was tasty, and she suggested a lovely crisp white wine that went perfectly with it.

Good range of drinks, including some interesting non-alcoholic options. The outside seating was perfect for a sunny afternoon pint. Found the location really handy, just a short walk from the station.

Stumbled in before my train. Sausage sandwich was spot on - proper meat, not greasy at all. A solid, simple bite. Much quieter and cheaper than the usual station spots.

First time here and really enjoyed the food. It wasn&#39;t greasy at all, which was a nice surprise. The atmosphere was calm and quiet, a good spot for a relaxed dinner.

Lovely spot for lunch with my dog. They have blankets for the patio on cooler days, which was a thoughtful touch. I appreciated the fresh, simple ingredients in my salad&mdash;the greens were crisp and the chicken was nicely grilled. A very pleasant, low-key meal.

Friendly staff, decent food for the price. Just stopped by for a quick bite and it hit the spot. Nothing fancy, but I&rsquo;d go again.

The Caesar salad here is solid. Crisp romaine, a creamy dressing that&rsquo;s not too heavy, and a good amount of parmesan. The fresh orange juice was a nice, sharp complement. Just what you want for a reliable lunch.

Came with a big group of 18. They handled it well, got all the mains out together. Didn&#39;t mind our balloons and cake either. Made it easy.

Been here a few times. The food is always solid, and they have a decent wine list that pairs well with the menu. A good local spot.

Quick service. They&rsquo;re really dog-friendly, which is perfect for us. Our pup got a water bowl and a treat. Staff were nice about it. Made the whole thing easy.

Booked in for a Sunday roast for my partner&#39;s birthday. The whole experience was good Peter greeted us and showed to our table and Holly looked after us thereafter.

Been coming here for years, and the staff are always so friendly. It&#39;s nice to see a place that stays consistent.

I really like the vibe in here. The sausage rolls and cakes are always fresh, but what gets me is the lighting - it&#39;s just right for a quiet afternoon. Makes the whole place feel really cosy.

Popped in for a mid-morning break. Their homemade scones were spot on, still warm. The real winner was the coffee - a rich, smooth blend that paired beautifully with the scone&#39;s buttery crumb. Just the right pick-me-up for a stroll around Wallasey.

A solid pit stop before the ferry. The food punches above its weight for the price.

Tried the sage Negroni here. It&#39;s a clever take on the classic, really aromatic and well-balanced. The cocktails in general seem thoughtfully made. A nice spot for a well-made drink.

First time here and the vibe is spot on for a catch-up. The old treasury building is gorgeous, especially the high ceilings. Our waiter Lewis was lovely, really looked after us. Just a great place to hang out with friends.

Nice meal and they accept the blue light card. Michael was really friendly and attentive.

The suspended coffee board is a nice touch. The portions are huge, definitely needed a doggy bag.

The Panam burger was the star. Juicy patty, crisp lettuce, the works. The beef and ale pie had a rich, deep gravy. But that brownie... warm, fudgy centre, a bit of sea salt on top. Just right.

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