The best restaurants serving British food in Sefton North West

Monday night for tea, surprisingly inexpensive for 3 people with delicious food. Fish and chips was mega. Chunky fish fillet in delish super crispy batter. Cant go wrong esp with help yourself sachets of tartar sauce.Guinness was great and wine was nice quality around £5 for a large glass. Or £15-16 for a bottle. Lovely place and nice clientelle. Bar staff were awesome. We would return in a heartbeat.

It great for short snacks or meals the chips are good which I think is natural for all chipys in the uk and the staff are polite and friendly it not too pricey but good if visiting and is my favourite chpiy in southport

The best fish I have ever tasted and great chips. I will be back asap. Sat outside enjoying the sunshine and eating the best fish

Very sorry to be writing this review. Past experience of Cranberries was always good but not today. Will not say anything about food that was fine but the staff were not. The waitress who. ‘Served’ us seem to find my sister and I an Intrusion to her conversation with another girl. Our food was virtually thrown onto our table and she never even looked at me as I payed again in her haste to get back to another conversation. She never asked if we had enjoyed lunch, thanked us for coming or wished us a pleasant day.in fact she was just plain rude. I will never be returning to Cranberries ever again, we found the experience quite unpleasant.

Been here twice since we moved to the area last year. Both times we have booked to eat here with friends. Both times the food and service were excellent. Both times we felt we got great value. Both times we said afterwards that we would return. And we will. We love this place.

Good service and nice food. Thought it was a little bit pricey for sandwiches and coffees. Not the warmest cafe I’ve been in

First visit for a Boris bargain. Wednesday 4.45pm. Staff very professional, wiped tables, tables spaced out, markers on floor by carvery.Got busy as we were leaving and louder as more families arrived.Great food and great service and we felt safe.Don’t think the menus were single use .....thought they had to be....?.Massive thank you to all the staff for a great experience.Ps book on line

This is our 2nd visit for Sunday lunch. The food was really good. However the service was very slow this time. We waited an hour for our main after having our starter. We were also sat next to the door. Which on a very cold day in December was not ideal. Every time the door opened there was a cold blast. We were a table of 5 the previous visit it was just 2 of us. So not sure if this is the reason the food took so long. As the Kitchen only looks small.

New management and it is really good great atmosphere! The oldest pub in Southport and still traditional. The new menu is excellent indeed and delicious, plus proper chips! Thanks to the owner Wendy and her excellent staff, Kerry, Lydia and the two Marks. Highly recommended

I love this place! I booked a tea party for my birthday. The table was set lovely with China plates, tea cups and saucers. Food was served on plate stands which was a great selection of sandwiches, pastries and cakes. I'm vegetarian, which was catered for and we finished with a scrummy cream tea consisting of scones, butter, jam and cream. Tea and coffee was plentiful and included in the price. We had a really enjoyable time. The staff are great and very attentive and had even put up birthday banners, which I thought was a lovely touch. I love the fact north perk cafe is a social enterprise and part of charity Ykids. Your money is helping disadvantaged children in the local area. There is always a happy, laidback, chatty vibe here. Please check it out, if you haven't already and support your local children. Fantastic job North perk and thank you for making my birthday a happy one x

Outstanding service, very good food, lovely surroundings. Could not fault this place. Will definitely return, well worth the short walk from Lord Street. Had the special 3 course menu for £24. Starters cauliflower, OH had ham hock. Cauliflower beautifully spiced, husband loved the ham hock. Mains £3 supplement for steak, I had gnocchi. Husband said steak is one of the best he has had in ages. The gnocchi was a very satisfying dish, gorgeous cameralised garlic, long stem broccoli with almonds. Very tasty. Puddings had were sticky toffee and lemon posset. Both divine. Generous portions. Very much worth it. Looking forward to returning to try the Sunday lunch. Would highly recommend.

Excellent Sunday lunch at Royal Hotel Waterloo Great value very well presented congratulations to chef. Well trained and efficient staff Lovely Liz served us Would reccomend Royal for Sunday lunch.

A group of 38 people attended a Festive Dinner here where we were served what was meant to be Beef Wellington. The food was terrible with the cut of beef having the texture of shoe leather, bone dry and seriously overcooked. The potato stack was raw and rubbery with the edges singed but the centre uncooked. The vegetables were like bullets and the sweet was still frozen in the middle. Following a comprehensive complaint the blame was shifted to the party and no fair compensation was offered.

Great menu with freshly made food. Excellent service. Friendly professional staff. The place is immaculately clean and relaxing. I would recommend.

Nipped in for coffee, stood at counter for a long while. Three members of staff there and all three were walking past me and never acknowledged me once although they obviously saw me! I wasn’t expecting instant service, but since I was obviously there, a “hello”, or “be with you in a minute” or any such acknowledgment would have been polite. I left agin and went somewhere with better service. I won’t be returning. It’s basic manners to acknowledge that a customer is waiting, especially since I was the only one at the counter! Training on customer service and manners very much needed there. Shameful!