The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North West

Lovely community-run coffee shop just off the Middlewood Way. Great selection of homemade cakes, very nice coffee and friendly service!

Sipcha ofreció comprar uno y obtener uno gratis en tés de burbujas como parte de la promoción de verano Scran Fest en el Arndale. Opté por un té verde de mango con burbujas de lichi: mucha sed - ¡saciando!

Muy limpio, todo lo necesario incluyendo ventiladores, lavadora, lavavajillas, plancha, secador de pelo. Estaba muy impresionado por este apartamento.

Tuvimos un gran desayuno aquí el domingo recién salido. Fue por el grande. .. hay uno más grande pero hubiera sido demasiado para mí. Buena relación calidad-precio también.

Visité Bondi Bowls para almorzar con mi mejor amigo. Lo encontré en Internet cuando busqué sugerencias de restaurantes para comida saludable, ya que estoy tratando de reducir mi colesterol. WOW! La comida era excepcional! Era tan sabroso y delicioso, cada bocado era una explosión de sabor! Ambos tuvimos el tazón de Katsu con pollo y en serio no puedo esperar a volver. Aparentemente entregan pero vivo demasiado lejos 😢. También probamos el café de remolacha y era para morirse! ¡Este lugar me tiene con ganas de encontrar razones para ir a Manchester! El personal era muy amable e informativo y el restaurante estaba limpio y ordenado. Estaré allí de nuevo en poco tiempo!

La comida es increíble! Saludable, fresco, artesanal y delicioso. El equipo es tan encantador, me dieron recomendaciones, me ayudaron a decidir, y estaban en la parte superior de la limpieza - en el momento en que alguien se fue, estaban allí de inmediato para limpiar la mesa. Me encantó el tazón de taco de carne con arroz integral, frijoles, ensalada y limón fresco. Y matcha latte. Era difícil decidirse porque tenían una gran variedad de bebidas (café con cúrcuma, batidos de frutas frescas, tés y cafés). Increíble decoración y música fabulosa (pasé gran parte de mi tiempo encontrando las pistas para poder escucharlas más tarde). Sin duda volver con la familia!

My twin brother Stephen and I were waiting to catch the ferry back to Liverpool from Woodside Ferry Terminal ( Woodside Ferry Village ) and decided to have an ice cream as it was a roasting hot afternoon so we dropped by Caffe Cream. A vintage stall,very cool looking, my brother opted to have chocolate ice cream, I went for vanilla ice cream, big scoops and totally delicious 😋 and very cooling ,best ice cream 🍦 I've tasted in a long time,glad our ferry turned up on time as I would have had another one . If you're waiting for the ferry back to Liverpool from Woodside Ferry Terminal most definitely well worth checking out.

I’ve been to daisy doodahs a few times now and it’s been a wonderful experience each time. The staff are friendly and efficient, it’s a cosy little patisserie and the cakes are to die for! I would definitely recommend a coffee and cake visit if you haven’t been before. Their sandwiches/panini’s are relish too!!

My twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping down Smithdown Road when we decided to drop into Dirty Nellies Pub ,a really popular pub down this party street. We track and traced, sanitised our hands and we were allocated a table, I knew walking in I would enjoy my visit here, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport, great decor and furnishings throughout including vintage beer enamels adorning the walls, there's also plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub,its just a really good pub. A very pleasant member of the bar team took our order of a beer each, we chose Sharps Brewery " Atlantic pale ale " and these were served in excellent condition, we just kicked back and took in the great pub we were in while sipping our pale ale's. My pale ale was really good, a crisp, well balanced pale ale with a big hit of hops, hints of toffee and a delicious aroma, a classic British pale ale indeed, the bar staff in here certainly know how to keep and serve a good real ale. We both really enjoyed our pale ale's in here before we moved on and for a first time visit to Dirty Nellies Pub we had a great time. Dirty Nellies Pub is easy to locate along Smithdown Road, a road and area teeming with pubs, bars and restaurants. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday, 11am till 11pm. Friday & Saturday, 11am till Midnight. Sunday,11am till 11pm. A wonderful pub,most definitely a pub I highly recommend you visit if you're in the area.

This is the best place to grab a coffee and a snack on the University of Liverpool Campus, in my opinion! It should be noted that whilst predominantly used by University students and staff, this place is open to the public. The staff serving are really friendly and extremely helpful. There is a decent selection of lunchtime items, including toasted sandwiches and soup. The hot drinks are reasonably priced, with pots of tea setting you back just £1.80, which I thought was very reasonable seeing as you get two full cups out of it. The tea also tastes very nice here. As Frohlich's Café Bar is newly opened, I don't think many people know about it so there is literally never a queue, or indeed many people in there. This makes it a nice, peaceful café to either get your laptop out of have coffee/lunch with a friend. There are also plug sockets dotted around Frohlich's, meaning you can charge your phone/laptop whilst dining! This place is also relatively clean, with plates and cups being cleared from tables briskly. All in all, I would highly recommend stopping at Frohlich's Café Bar, whether you are a University student, a member of University Staff, or if you are a member of the public visiting the Tung Auditorium!

This little tea rooms is part of the lancashire mining museum. Served at tables by a lovely friendly and attentive waitress. Tea served in old fashioned tea pots, and china cups and saucers, do a good range of home made cakes. Lovely little place, has pictures of the former mines,