Museum Of Liverpool Cafe in Liverpool

The eatery has recently been totally refurbed inside and out and is now ten times better in looks. More reasons to visit: A more varied menu of affordable hot food and "exotic" butties and a great vegetarian selection. Check out the gigantic scones. Tea for two and one of those scones to share is around £9. Location: nice facing Canning Dock, Mann Island and the Three Graces. Service: Fast, helpful and cheerful. Facilities: (Loo's) plenty and well maintained and clean. Ambience: After the maritime themed refit with ropes and booths it offers a more cosy experience.

I explained that I am not coeliac but I can't digest grains containing gluten. The only lunch they could offer me was soup of the day and a GF roll. The soup was curried cauliflower, which I really did not fancy, but I was hungry and my companion was looking round the museum and I couldn't see anywhere else nearby so I said OK. After a bit of a wait the food was ready. The soup was so salty it had no other flavour, I couldn't taste curry or cauliflower at all, and it had an unpleasant semi-blended texture rather like vomit. The GF roll was the nastiest one I have ever tasted, and that's saying something because the bar is low to start with. I ate one mouthful of each and left the rest.

It was a rainy day so we decided to have lunch here after spending the morning in the museum. A bowl of hot scouse warmed us up.

Visited today after walking around the museum. Was clean and tidy and there is a choice of sesting both indoors and outdoors. We waited around 10 mins for our food, staff were friendly. It is slightly on the expensive side in my opinion (we had 2 x toasties and chips with a can of drink each and it came to £19), but the money does go towards supporting the museum.

Had the fish and chips, was disappointed small portion of fish chips and peas were ok nothing special nice setting very clean would return only for a drink !

Lovely casual spot with fab views overlooking the water. Go for the scouse (lamb stew), delicious, £8 with bread. Perfect for the day. Staff are friendly in this laid back restful place

Café Museu de Liverpool - UK. Fica bem do lado esquerdo de quem entra no Museu e é uma excelente alternativa para - quem como nós - chega precisando de comer alguma coisa e ir nas casas de banho para melhor aproveitar o acervo do Museu. O atendimento é sociável e a alimentação de ótimo padrão.

Visited a few minutes before closing, but the friendly staff were happy to serve me. Light and airy cafe on the ground floor of the museum. Very clean and tidy with clean toilets. Only had a Fanta, but still refreshing!

Great selection of food -clean and tidy -great views over the docks -defo recommend when you’ve been round the museum for 2-3 hours!

The café occupies a large and pleasant bright space on the ground floor. We visited for coffee which was good quality but unfortunately is only served in a paper cup. They cost £5.90 for two. When we visited on a Sunday morning, very little choice of food was available. The staff were very nice.

A tasty place to stop for a coffee or a light lunch. I would recommend whether you are visiting the Museum or just looking for somewhere to get a bite whilst on the Liverpool waterfront.

excellent food, very busy but plenty seating, sandwiches and coffee and cake, all delicious, hot and cold food.

As you enter the main entrance to the Museum of Liverpool, just round to your left is the Museum's cafe. It is a good cafe with friendly staff. There is a good choice of drinks both hot and cold. After we had gone round part of the Museum in the morning, we went in for lunch (which is available from 12 noon). Although we all had jacket potatoes, there were other options like sandwiches. The prices were OK.