The best restaurants serving British food in Halton North West

I was blown away with the quality of the food 😋 I have been many times and always enjoyed but the Christmas Dinner today was amazing 👏 Staff and students very friendly, polite and helpful

Hidden away on an industrial estate, this small, friendly establishment run by Shelley and her husband, serves first-class English breakfast items at remarkably reasonable prices. The fried items (eggs, sausages, bacon, hash browns, black pudding, etc) are perfect, not in the slightest bit greasy. This place is a treasure.

Well what can I say about Widnes, Widnes is the friendliest place I ever did stay, however do prefer Annie’s Bar great times great place in there

I visit the heath cafe twice weekly the menu is varied and the prices good staff are friendly and the chef steve has a nice quiet personality, they go over and above to accommodate your dietary requirements

I've been raving about this place. Wasn't intending to come here. It was just happenstance and now I'm dying to go back. The warm welcome, the smiling,friendly waiter, the interior and best of all, THE FOOD! Oh my God! We both had the chicken chorizo and it was by far the most enjoyable meal I've bought in such a long time. Every aspect of the meal was delicious: the home made coleslaw;the home made relish;the lettuce was so fresh; the sweet potatoe fries; the sour cream; the sweet chilli jam;the chicken and chorizo and it all came together in a glorious frenzy to tingle and delight your taste buds. A masterpiece. Okay, okay, but near enough. I nearly wept. I had the cherry bakewell blondie for dessert. I didn't think you could possibly get two equally fantastic courses but you can at this place! Another exquisite treat which, again, was homemade with such care and expertise. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

I just wanted to say that your breakfast is absolutely stunning. I would literally go there everyday. I also really like the name of the cafe. Xx

I ordered the scouse with chips and my mother ordered an omelette with chips. The food took 1hr 10mins to arrive. The server was apologetic about the time it had taken and gave complimentary teas. Unfortunately the chips were luke warm and the omelette was greasy. The scouse was very tasty, the only saving grace. Two customers who came in after myself were served before us. It was obvious the cook was not up to scratch. Apparently today was the owners day off. I was not the only one to complain about the poor service. Disappointed.

The server was very friendly and the food absolutely delicious! I highly recommend for any occasion. We had the mini afternoon tea, it had a charming selection of sandwiches, home made cakes and we added some extras on top. We also had the cheeseboard, which was abundant and delicious.

I have been coming to this cafe for years and it has always been fantastic with lovely people serving and learning new skills. It has recently changed ownership, and unfortunately doesn't seem to be for the best. The decor has however been refreshed and appeals as it is more inviting. The food however was terrible. The mushroom soup was an awful charcoal colour which was very off putting and actually made me feel a bit queasy. The table next to me I saw returning their sandwich because there was a piece of sharp plastic in it. It is a bit worrying when something so simple as a sandwich is being returned due to being contaminated with a foreign object. My wife ordered the quiche - For what was once a lovely quiche recipe it is now just not the same recipe and was cool to eat when it was meant to be served warm. Given all this, they have doubled the prices ! Don’t get me wrong, I do appreciate that the prices prior to being taken over were extremely cheap and therefore would be understanding of a need to increase prices to be profitable, but the quality of the food doesn't deserve the prices being charged. It lacked the meaningful atmosphere that once made it feel like a positive place in the community. Too late I know, but bring back the old team and menu I say! Sorry but I won't be returning but will always have fond memories of the times I went there before it was taken over.

Saw good TA reviews and arrived in time for a late breakfast. The location is a bit hidden away and not ideal, on a Runcorn industrial estate close to train station. Very limited parking slots outside, the coach firm next door put cones out on what they feel is their bit of their road. I parked opposite the tyre place on Picow Farm Road. Warm and friendly welcome. I was the only eat in customer, mainly takeout customers. Brekkie was £6 and tasty enough, adequate portion, no need to go large. The tea cost another £1.50 served in a glass teapot and mug, unusual. No toilet facilities that I could see. I’d visit again - if they manage to sort the parking out. Thank you!

2nd time been to the child of hale mothers day and today the manager and the staff are fantastic such a loverly mellow place to go thankyou to all the staff ...

Great service staff are amazing . Because the food is so good yo mite have to wait 10 mins at most but let me tell you it's worth the wait

We have been going the legion for 2 decades, so sad to see it going down hill recently, Where the jobsworth busy bodies have come from I don't know, they just spoil the experience The food isn't a patch on what it was. Chris. The corner piece of the legion. Great guy. We have stared drinking elsewhere.

Stumbled upon this place by accident. What a find. We had delicious scones straight from the oven and the coffee was great too. Lovely outdoor seating available in/out of the sun. Cheery service. Follow the wee sign from the main road. You won’t regret it.

Had my very first food experience here tonight and was blown away! Freshest food, MASSIVE portions and just so so delicious! Pork schnitzel was the size of a full pig and fish was size of a shark! 🤣 Fantastic price for portion size! Can't wait to go back! Helped that I could take my dog too! Fab staff, super friendly 💞