The best restaurants serving French food in England

Lilibets is situated in Stanley the northenden of Lord Street Southport , A nice restraurant for lunch or just a snack. They do lovely sandwiches and fancy cakes. The staff are always very pleasant and curtious.

Delicious Sunday lunch with family. The roast beef and chicken were tender, vegetables beautifully cooked and plentiful, roast potatoes crispy and tasty, enormous Yorkshire pudding and endless gravy. What’s not to love?! Surprisingly two of the party found room for dessert and enjoyed an excellent selection of ice cream and sorbets. Good atmosphere in the restaurant and there were plenty of people relaxing outside too.

Disappointing. This used to be the best local cafe. What’s happened? Today’s very slow service, despite restaurant being very empty, we took our order to the counter as no one had been near us in 10 minutes. Then when the food arrived, stingy amount of avocado on tough toast with reheated dried up bacon. Egg and bacon brioche was fine. But £33+ for that and 2 coffees was a joke. Even the complimentary bottle of water was warm. Won’t be going back anytime soon.

I had the spicy chilli beef sandwich, whilst it tasted quite nice im not sure if it was done properly or not as afterwards I became very ill for multiple days, hope this was a one off cause the rest were decent tbf, great service from a guy named Adam or somet like that

Great menu. Food prepared and presented and cooked to perfection. Our second visit recently. We will be back soon. Thanks to all the staff

Had a lovely evening. Had the 5 course meal which was extremely tasty. Every dish was presented beautifully n tasted different . Hannah served us with a smile n that made a big added plus . Will highly recommend

Not been for years! Use to be really busy and lots of choice of food. Not many people in, small menu and small portions. The fish, gammon and pie were great but the chips and peas that it came with were very small, the gammon came with 8 small chips! The service is good just shame on the portions for the price.

This review is following the 'we were cancelled' review. I was the 'very special person' for whom the booking was made on the occasion of my birthday. The day had been planned in detail and this restaurant was selected because of the excellent reviews and location, and we were to spend a relaxing couple of hours with great food, atmosphere etc. To say we were disappointed is an understatement, the attitude of the owner/manager was defensive, defeated, she didn't care if we stayed or went. Obviously we went! The place was packed with post-cricket revellers, obviously their custom (maximum alcohol) was more precious than ours, the excuse that they wouldn't leave was totally lame and apparently the chef was due to arrive in half an hour ....... We ended up in Pizza Express - good food and service but not quite what we had planned. Sort yourself out L'Aventure you are meant to be top rate.

The transformation of the Brasserie and continued excellence of the food has made this into a wonderful dining experience. A sensible choice of starters and main courses. Wonderful wine list at sensible prices offering wide range of well researched wines from around the world.

Cosy little restaurant. Enjoyed a perfect Sunday roast. Reasonably priced. No background music drowning out conversation … bliss!

We visited here back in March as we'd been drinking at the Picturedrome. Last minute decision as the weather was poor, but what a pleasant surprise. Amazingly, it being a Saturday evening, there was just one other couple dining. I am absolutely delighted to see the reviews on here because they are so well deserved. All I remember was that the food was delicious and the chef came out between courses to deliver some tasty nibbles. He described his creation with a real passion. I have the bill and we had the onion bhajis and then the Saag and confit de poulet for mains. A nice bottle of Shiraz was £25. This review has reminded me I need to make a reservation sooner rather than later.

We were referred to the restaurant by our hotel receptionist and we weren’t disappointed. A small but charming place with delicious food.

The quality of some food here isn’t great. I’ve never seen a green chicken tikka masala very watery no consistence of almond or coconut. But the naan bread came out fluffy & fresh. Might give this place a miss in the near future.

First come last served, unless you’re a regular and you get your drinks before anyone else didn’t even have to order was brought to straight to their table. Not how a restaurant should be ran, first come first served that’s how it’s meant to work.

Service and food absolutely beautiful we loved the ambiance as well as food. Next time we are back in London we will be back. Thank you.