Greggs - Queens Square Bus Station in Liverpool

I'm a 21-year-old guy from Denmark who was visiting Liverpool solo on a day Everton played a Premier League away match, and wanted to watch the game among local Evertonians. Perhaps looking like an alien in my yellow Danish club's shirt, I cautiously entered The Brick and, after introducing myself, was immedeatly taken in by a few guys. For the majority of the afternoon we talked and talked, they bought me beer on their own initiative, and I had the most wonderful time in The Brick. Even though Everton lost the game, everyone I talked to was always friendly, including the owner of The Brick, and I always felt welcome despite not being an Everton fan; everyone was an exemplary representative of Everton F.C. All in all, I was left with what I felt like was an authentic cultural exchange and English match-day experience, and I'd highly recommend the pub to anyone in the area.

I'm generally a fan of costa coffee - the tiffin is usually great, the coffee is fine. However, on this occasion it just didn't work. Quite a limited choice of food on offer, and one of the least friendly customer teams I've come across. The toasted sandwich also tasted a bit stale frankly. There was also no decaf coffee on offer. The tiffin was lovely however. Not sure I'll visit this branch again soon - better off going to other places around the corner.

bouncers could not be more up their own arse avoid at all costs

Vino con mi hijo a comer algo mientras iba de compras. Estaba en la caja mientras el personal estaba en la parte de atrás hablando y esperando a que salieran a servirnos. Esperábamos... y esperábamos... y esperábamos... después de 5 o 10 minutos de estar parados en la caja y ser ignorados nos rendimos y nos fuimos. En el lado positivo tuvimos un encantador desayuno en la bóveda de café en el pueblo de Garston, recomiendo encarecidamente ir allí en su lugar.

En bar/pub uppe vid Anfield, som inte hade mått dåligt av en liten uppfräschning, men samtidigt en skön atmosfär.