Pebbles Bar & Grill in Sefton

We moved in to the area 3 months ago. In that time we have been to this lovely place four times. Most recently, 12 of us went last weekend to celebrate a 60th birthday. And every single person enjoyed it! Last week, two friends came to visit us from Formby and called in to Pebbles en route. “Oh, we stopped off in a lovely place before coming here. Pebbles? Do you know it?” Oh yes, we know it! And it is our favourite place in Ainsdale. Small, cosy and welcoming, the menu is predominantly Greek (my favourite food) but there is also a good selection of English dishes. I have tried the Afelia (Cypriot dish), chicken gyros, the mezze. All were excellent, but my favourite dish was the beef stifado, hands down. The chef clearly knows how to make authentic Greek food with big flavours. I hope that Pebbles can get that dish on to its regular menu. The prices are very good too. I will be back very soon!

My wife Lisa and I went last night for a valentines meal there was a special three course menu for the evening with choice of starter, main and dessert the food and service was as always excellent and the icing on the cake was the live music brilliantly performed by Ray Williams vocals and saxophonist who is returning for a Mothers day special, we shall be returning !

Mum had fish &chips from there beautiful chip shop next door ionly £6.50 I had greek tapas was to die for lovely wine great coffee what a great place will definitely be back soon service was so nice too thank you

Difficult on a Monday lunch to find anywhere open in Ainsdale but thankfully this place was. Beautifully appointed and quite small but lovely staff and a good menu of small and large plates. I do love Greek food and so had a small plate of chicken gyros which was delicious. Hot chocolate was really good and thick. Will definitely be back but maybe on train so we can try a cocktail or two!

We had a lovely impromptu lunch here on the first Sat after New Year. We actually ended up here as we parked at the other end of the village and worked our way down, as everywhere else was full. Nothing to suggests it's a Greek Restaurant which is to it's detriment I think. The food was lovely and plentiful and the staff very friendly. The chips weren't brilliant, a bit thick and lots of bits and the restaurant could have done with being a lot warmer but otherwise we had a lovely time.