92 Degrees - Myrtle Street in Liverpool

Booked for my birthday, arrived and they didn’t have us down so we had to show proof .. on arrival told them we wanted to upgrade to cocktails.. as the drinks included was wine or beer or Prosecco, so the cocktails come along , a bottle of Prosecco and a jug of orange juice ! So basically paid an extra £10 each for a jug of juice ! The food was basically a Chinese starter ! In total £100 for a bottle of Prosecco (aldi Prosecco) and a Chinese starter ! Oh and the shots at the end was a shot of the juice .. only thing that saved it was the saxophone player .. never again

Went to cafe after doing shopping with my partner and his mum. Bought 2 turkey baguette. Dont buy. They covered the whole lot in gravy. The baguette was soggy wet. You even get a little gravy boat , what for I do not no. They should not put gravy on it if they give you a gravy boat full of gravy. Shame really, as it did look nice on the picture behind the counter. Got covered in gravy. Never again.

With hours to kill before catching our flight to Wroclaw for a six days holiday in that most cute of Polish city's we dropped into this bar ,its now called Sable & Co Bar & Kitchen, more or less same layout but a bit bigger,beers were really good we sampled but prices were as expected airport prices meaning inflated ,enjoyed our visit here before we moved on to catch our flight.

It's not often I leave a second review on a TripAdvisor page but I thought this was warranted. I arrived at around 8:30 in the morning, ie. when the coffee shop should be fully stocked. One thing which I will note about this place is that their variety of hot drinks is very extensive. I, however, decided to keep things simple and order an English breakfast tea and a croissant. The member of staff then informed me that they had no tea in stock! Never in my life had I been to a coffee shop and been denied an order of something as simple as tea. To make matters worse, they had plenty of herbal teas in stock; just not the most basic thing on the menu. To make matters worse, the staff didn't even serve butter or a knife with my croissant and, despite making it clear that I was sitting in, served it to me in a plastic bag as opposed to a ceramic plate. Very strange considering how environmentally conscious the University of Liverpool claims to be. I will never return to this badly run coffee shop.

Great atmosphere, quick and friendly service 👌