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It's a rudimentary cafe but, they are the best in that category! Bacon rolls have good, thick bacon and quality bread; the coffee (especially the filter coffee) beats most coffee shops and, the éclairs and other cakes are epic but, it's the staff and clientele that make it a neat cafe.

Great place to stop for a brew. It was pre lock down when I came last .

Food is good for a public house. Beer is very good. I have been drinking here for many years and had no problems. I think a lot of negative reviews for the Escourt Arms which is down the road not the Escourt tavern.. which is a dive. On match days it can be busy. But if you have a issue they will sort it out.

Went for lunch. Food is good. Service terrible. The charcuterie platter and olives came at the same time as our starter. What’s the point

Visiting Liverpool — would pack up this gem and take it home with me if I could.

Stopped in while my partner had an appointment elsewhere. It so quiet inside that it takes away all the hustle and bustle out from the shopping centre even in half term. The cakes are incredible especially the size for the value. I will be going again.

Much improvement from last visit. Access easier and service quicker.well done.

Food is excellent, service is friendly and attentive, ambiance is pretty conventional “west London”

Disappointed the door was next to our table lots of traffic in and out a complete nightmare plus we waited a very long time our Poppadoms were not brought out instead came out with our mains .Will not return .

Stopped by to watch the footy bought two beers as it was 2 for five quid. I had to wake the barmaid up to get a drink. Quite busy place on a Tuesday evening

An hour wait then marked it as delivered when it wasn’t

Megs was very polite and friendly and made me the best hot chocolate ever much better than Starbucks and cheaper 😀

Just a bit odd. Someone started cleaning the floors with a stinky mop and bucket while we were still finishing drinks.

Service was great from peter made a fantastic coffee.

Check in - person on desk didn't know how to check in group booking, took name of main booker then tried to send all six of us up to one (double) room. Confusion with paperwork when trying to get other keys. No direction on where to go to find our rooms. Room - Poor cleanliness, examples include accumulated dust on pipes in left corner under the window, and on both nightstands, hair dryer didn't switch on (should fuse outside have been put on?), fluff from filter all over top of toilet, no remote for tv, volume buttons on tv didn't work. Only two hangers in wardrobe, no clothes drawers (just small night stand/desk drawers for trinkets). Breakfast- Day 1, gave my details and said I was part of group booking - lady said sit anywhere not reserved. One table of six with reserved sign on it. Had to go back and check, she eventually concluded the reserved table was ours. Didn't warm gluten free bread for friend (who couldn't use the shared toaster due to cross contamination). Day 2- no table set up for six in dining room, we had to move furniture ourselves. I complained, chef followed me into dining room (in front of other guests) to have a go at me - she said they only reserved tables yesterday as the hotel was full. It was not about reserved or not - they have a group of six (for the second day of their stay) who will obviously want to sit together. Hurt my shoulder moving tables. They had run out of cheese (completely, as of the previous day) - told me "oh you had it yesterday", and did not put anything else out to make up for not having it. Again, friend's gluten free bread not warmed/toasted. In conclusion, the bare minimum standards of customer service, accommodation, catering, and cleanliness are not met in this establishment.