The best restaurants in Riverside Liverpool North West

Went here for the first time. Large selection of food and drinks. The waitress who took our drinks order had a bit of attitude but we let that slip. We ordered and literally 3 minutes later all 15 dishes were on the table, obviously microwaved and tepid. The food was not bad, however it was bland, very small portions and I'd describe it as ok. Certainly not worth the £40 I paid for three dishes and a drink. Our party left feeling completely underwhelmed.

Billed as Soul Sunday. Nothing like. Radio Head 'I'm a creep' isn't in my Tamla Motown playback. Nothing like the afternoon that was billed. Very disappointing. Don't waste your money

Pretty poor, ordered tea and an earl grey tea £2.90 each. Expected a pot but given a mug with a tea strainer. Both teas too strong and undrinkable. Staff indifferent at best

We had the American breakfast and breakfast wrap, both were very nice and filling. The prices were decent for what we had and the coffee was excellent. Staff were friendly.

I ordered a Fooltlong Meal via dilerveroo, it was super quick and really delicious. The person to make my order had left me a little note apologising for not having the drink I ordered and instead gave me extra cookie!! This was really nice of them and I hope they know I appreciates it.

Was very quiet but looked a decent place

Amazing mexican lunch. Very good enchiladas. Great atmosphere and good service. Ideal after a visit to the Beatles museum.

Incredible place. The staff are very kind, polite and professional. Hygiene is at it’s top level. Definitely recommend this place.

Terrible. Probably one of the most disappointing breakfasts that I’ve had in Liverpool. Opted for the Eggs Benedict as they didn’t have my first choice. It was cold on un-toasted bread, reheated bacon (barely browned). Quite clearly pre-poached eggs that had been flashed in water and were absolutely stone cold and over cooked. There’s nothing worse than cutting into a poached egg and it’s solid in the middle. I would personally never serve anyone this on the pass. I understand that some restaurants / coffee shops do this to ease service and waiting times but it is completely not necessary when it’s quiet and there were a total of six customers. Eggs should be made to order. I have worked in one of the busiest breakfast restaurants in Liverpool and we would still cook to order. If you’re expecting people to pay £9.50 for one piece of sourdough then at least make them fresh eggs. (The one I’ve photographed was actually the better egg) 😅 Hollandaise was also runny liquid and disappointing. The coffee is decent here but that’s about it. Sadly will not be returning.

Ordered what sounded like just the thing on a wet and windy day - tomato and lentil soup with a crusty bread roll. The soup was so watered down it was almost tasteless so we took it back and had coffee and cake instead. Coffee fine, cake nice but small!

Decent service. Fun fact: In 1960; when my father was just 19, he had broken into 26 Slater Street a number of times and was reported in the local newspapers such as the Liverpool Echo. 26 Slater Street used to be called the Corinthian Coffee Club.

Working in China town. I thought dinner would be easy . Not at all as restaurants closed, so this was open, and we tried it. Very popular with students. There was lots of room inside, but it was busy. Staff we all friendly and created you. Menu on tables not so eastvto see if a walk inn. £9 seems to be the average price for a loaded bagel 🥯 here. I went with a Samon and dill on Onion. My colleagues went with a BLT and loaded potatoes with a curry sauce that looked amazing. All of us liked the food here and would return. Happily recommended to others in Liverpool to try out. It's just a short walk from the China Town archway.

This is now called "Porters" and is a good traditional style and reasonably priced cafe on the dockside.Simple menu and good coffee. A very pleasant experience all round and the staff were super friendly. The Pacific Melt was ace so around £5-6 for a light butty snack is a fair price for such a great location

Dissapointingly dirty! The tea's are weak & tasteless. Coffee is nice, but nothing I would rave over. They use plastic cups, which harbour the taste of previous uses so I alway's order drinks in a take-away cup instead and besides the place is definately not clean, very grimy so I am dubious... We ate rheir once and had swert potato fries they whete nice, but we passed the gungy sauce bottle. This place is a great udea, concept but falls short on the cleanliness rating. Staff friendliness is like the cleanliness of the place, hit & miss. Some of the staff are 'nice' but some their are miserable and obtuse. We stopped going as there are better places to eat & drink in the Baltic, this is not one of them.

Went for late lunch with Groupon nice selection of food staff lovely nice not to be rushed nicely decorated quite busy with people coming and going to restaurant and hotel