The best restaurants in Liverpool North West

Service and food great, staff really helpful and polite

Nyc food gooood service.. pls check out

I had the Hood Salad Bowl but all it consisted of was a packet of Supermarket salad leaves, one very thin slice of past its best over-ripe tomato and half a cooked sweet potato chopped up. There was no feta cheese, cashews or pumpkin seeds as stated on the menu. At £12.95 it was grossly overpriced.

Charged us for drinks but never gave them. Refused a refund when asked politely, even asked a bouncer who came to assist with the situation and he said it was unfair that there wasn’t a refund. Avoid this bar.

Went in as I was staying close to it...was looking somewhere for a quiet drink and maybe a bit more...brilliant staff ,amazing nature with them...I now call them good friends...truly a from liverpool with love vibes that not many other places will have.

Welcoming staff, even though it was busy we got seated quickly. Good food. Only downside tables were too close. Felt clostrophobic

Fast service, food always nice, wife said it has the best hot and sour soup in Liverpool, update, sue and John have now retired, maybe not the best soup 🍲 anymore, still a good chippy, see how things go

Just another Costa Coffee. food&drink were OK; service was OK, but smell was really bad!

The best pizza about, always hot and fresh, lots of toppings. Very friendly staff and decent prices. Always deliver quickly too, would definitely recommend.

Very bad quality food I vomited twice and now I’m so sick now and I’ve never eaten somewhere so bad in England before all of my friends are sick as well now and prices are very high

Thank you for a wonderful meal and great service! Erin was very helpful. We would recommend to anyone visiting Liverpool.

Great pints amazing staff, spot on for a local or for those visiting Liverpool

My first time at a TGI Friday, and my first time eating out at Speke Retail. Won't be doing either again after this visit. I came in with my mum and daughter on a Sunday afternoon after trying Zizzi's and getting told they were closing down due to lack of customers and barely had any ingredients. TGI's similarly had very few people dining despite a busy shopping park outside. The atmosphere inside was was grim. More staff than customers, and we still got poor service with long waits on our drinks and food. Rather than once checking on us, the management where running around having loud, obnoxious conversations with each other and some of the customers about operational issues affecting the business. Really bizarre. Then the food. Shockingly bad value for money. £20 for a bog standard burger and chips. £7 for a side of onion rings. None of it was that good either. Really average. These restaurants are under a lot of pressure due to overheads and inflation, I get it. But nobody is eating in them because they're just too expensive for what they are.

Visit on Friday afternoon. Cool day but no discernible heating in the pub . At the price of booze should be able to heat the pub ! Packed with noisy kids ! In summary, cold overpriced kindergarten masquerading as a pub 👎

Everything vegan - very nice burger and fries