The best restaurants serving British food in North West

£17 for a bacon sandwich, sausage sandwich and 2 teas ! Waited 30 mins for the order and watched serving staff clean the bristles of a floor brush behind the bar. When asked where my order was I was told "oops sorry I forgot it"! When the sandwiches arrived they were awful, overcooked, tasteless and tired.

Just wanted to leave 2 big mentions for young Mollie in book shop cafe on Monday, I was there with over 10 people plus big dogs . The service we received to table including navigating the dogs and making sure we all got our right drinks delivered right to table despite being very busy was exceptional, as a regular cafe visitor it’s a delightful way to start the day . Following on I visited today with only 8 friends and were served by equally lovely Jessica, her nature and attitude is very much appreciated and nothing is too much trouble. Keep up the exceptional standards that we have come to appreciate more and more , also dogs are always given same level of love and consideration by all readers staff Mr n wady Liverpool

Perfect place for a bite to eat after a busy, we went very last minute, the staff are always super friendly, the food is delicious, and affordable. I recommend this place to anyone who fancies a bite to eat in Waterloo.

Absolutely vile. I took mother for her birthday, a treat supposed to be as we don’t spend this much normally. Hairs on the table cloth, that was my first thought of no way. Flys near table. constantly wafting away. Got nice bottle of wine for us, fly got in. Never, ever again,

This was the biggest disappointment we have ever had eating out and we've being eating out for lots of years. Afternoon tea was £30 pp but I am afraid the view was all that we could recommend We were seated at a table less than 30cm from the joining table that was also laid for afternoon tea. When the food arrived we were allocated three small finger sandwiches each...one grated cheese one cream cheese and one with a minute amount of processed ham....the slimey kind. No crisps, no garnish... The middle layer on offer was four scones between two of us.....I am not sure who eats two scones in one sitting but good on you if you can. The top tier was several very small pieces of what I would call tray bakes...easy to prepare and even easier to serve with little or no skill. The final big let down was when we were joined in the lounge by an couple wearing very short dressing gowns and apparently not much else. I am surprised they chose to enter a formal lounge in such attire and even more surprised they were encouraged to We did speak to the young man serving us at the time but I am afraid he was not able to offer any resolution. I have subsequently emailed the hotel and not received a response

Delicious food and great service - we had a number of dietary requirements (dairy allergy and coeliac) and the team couldn’t do enough for us, checking details with the kitchen and giving us a lovely lunch. They clearly take a lot of care with their food prep - a great local cafe

Food was really poor quality, no flavour, all frozen nasty cheap stuff. Left most of mine it was that bad. Shame as this place used to be packed out. On a positive - friendly staff behind the bar, chatty and sincere.

Called in for a light lunch. We sat outside to take in the lovely views, as the weather was lovely. We chose baguettes, cheese and chutney and prawn with marierose sauce. Well presented with a green side salad and skin on fries. Well filled baguettes. With a couple of cokes, £21 Good value.

I visit hoopers to get a present for my mums 50th birthday which followed by lunch in the restaurant. I was unsure what to have to eat when a lovely lady who worked there spoke me through the menu. She advised me what the best meal would be once I explained to her what I liked: we then had a conversation and she was honestly so genuine, I then spoke about my nephews who goes to school in the area, which the then mentioned her little boys go to the same school! My experience would not be the same without her! Well done.

Me encontré con mi primo en la estación de Piccadilly durante un par de horas para ponerme al día. Ninguno de nosotros conoce el área, así que deambulamos por Piccadilly buscando un lugar para comer y tomar un par de copas. ¡Encontramos el BLounge y pasamos un par de horas encantadoras aquí y tuvimos el risotto más maravilloso! !

We had to wait 40 minutes for food to arrive and when did the veg was cold, the beef was really tuff and the chicken chewy. We were asked if we would like a fresh dish of veg and that was was all. there was no sorry or offer of money back. NEVER will visit again

Came for Sunday roast Camembert was well over cooked Ordered pork belly roast (it said with burnt apple sauce) Dinner came, no apple sauce so asked for it to be told there was none. Should have been told when ordering or would have got the beef Yorkshire’s burnt

I can here with my 3 year old granddaughter. Ordered her a kids meal, 4 vegan nuggets, about 10 chips and a small amount of beans...£6.00.!! Disgusting.!! Then I had to order a drink which didn't come with meal, a small carton of apple juice, and extra £2.00.!! 8 pound in total, and the elderly lady behind the counter, very rude.!!! Park is beautiful cafe is work than a motorway service station.!! Never again.!! By the way the plate in the picture is tea saucer size.!!

Went for afternoon tea. Lovely venue and pleasant staff but the Afternnon tea was dissapointing, the single very lonely pig in a blanket was nice..but no sandwiches, little bits of fancy coloured cakes. No nutritious value. Not my cup of tea i'm afraid and had to go looking for somewhere to eat after we left. And £60 for the experience☹🤣..that is 3 exellent afternoon teas for 2 at our local cafe still in the lakes!.. but it is the lakes after all...££££££££££££££££££.

Ordered this refreshing iced latte which really was to die for would highly recommend and will definitely be going again staff was also extremely friendly