The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North West

I came here twice, once to buy macaroons as a gift which was beautifully wrapped and put in a box, and another time for a drink where I had a soya matcha latte which was very nice. No seats as it is very small, they just have two chairs outside but they have a good selection of coffee and teas, and also non dairy milks like soya, almond etc which is great. Overall a nice macaroon shop, they also sell flower bouquets so great for both gifts as well as a drink.

The Best Sandwich of bacon and cheese of Mánchester, nice place and kindly attention. You must to go. The price is correct for the product

Went to the Krispy Kreme this morning The upper floor shop Was served by Christopher Bought 2 doughnuts as a treat Got them home hardly any filling bruised and not that fresh Never look like the ones displayed in the cabinet Not sure how they are stored as they reach down behind the counter for them Expensive enough Won't be going again

I only have a coffee but very friendly atmosphere and helpful staff. It feels very safe in the present circumstsnces with clean well spaced tables, masked staff and lots of handvsanitiser. Its a good stop for a rest and a brew. I meet friends there regularly and it's convenient and friendly with a reasonable cup of coffee. We are never rushed by the staff.

Horrendous slow service. We ordered two sausage sandwiches which took over half an hour to arrive - which were on brown bread when we'd asked for white. We noticed several other customers going up and checking on their orders and eventually did so ourselves as we weren't confident it was still on its way, only to get snapped at that it's on its way and been really busy, which it didn't seem so to us. Will avoid in future as we chose it as we wanted a super quick option, which it was not.

Bought meat and potato pie Steak pie a d fresh cream scone Steak pie was all burnt on the crust and all underneath It was not steak more like mince beef poor quality wont be going back

Went to kiosk a couple of months ago, was dissatisfied with selection of cakes, and coffee was cold. Maybe I called at a bad time to miss the cakes but I will not be returning to find out, overall disappointed.

Lytham’s best kept secret that has been meddled with by H.O staff Prices up Sharing boards shrunk so only enough for 1. Ruined a great social place Embarrassing night with friends due to lack of quantity and now quality. As usual staff amazing

Greggs, you know what you're going to get. Sausage rolls, Sausage cheese and bean melt, happy happy days.

A lovely little cafe in Blackpool, friendly staff, delicious food and a nice cafe atmosphere, it is underrated.

There were a few of us, we went for lunch, but when we arrived they told us we could not pay with cash. This is not a good restaurant. We will not be going there again !

I come occasionally when I visit my mum who lives in southport. On Saturday we visited and decided to have a cream tea each. Firstly I was told that they only had raspberry jam, not a favourite but after the gentleman checked this was my only choice. The scones were quite hard to cut and very dry, I suspect from being frozen. We were given butter, a pot of jam and a tub of clotted cream each. The cream had a sticker date on which said Fri 16/08. I noticed that the actual stamp in the cream had 24 J on it. I have noticed lately that some items have started to use this date stamp as best before/use by notice. I wasn't sure if this was the same on the clotted cream. When I opened the tub and put my knife in it was like hard butter. At first I wondered if it was frozen, however it appeared hard throughtout. I have had this cream on numerous occasions and it has always been soft beneath the crust, so much so that you can stir it with a knife. This was not like that, it was all like hard butter. I initially tried to spead it on the scone but it did not look right and I took it back to the counter. The two gentlemen checked some more but they were the same. I wasn't happy and so they offered me single or whipped cream, I chose the whipped. I asked for fresh scones, which, to my surprise where even drier than the first ones. The gentleman then bought over the whipped cream, I use the term loosely as it was plant based. This was all they had! I tried a bit but decided against it and just had butter. My mother had some on her's, however at 87 she keeps telling me she can't taste anything so this may be why she didn't mind. Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike vegan and I have been a veggie for almost 3 decades, however, to old have plant based whipped cream is not very good. Needless to say I will not be having a cream tea here again, I enjoy their food normally, especially the victoria sponge slice. The hard scones and hard cream did not impress at all.

Gone down hill, place looks like a s**t hole no leadership, no atmosphere anymore such a shame as it was really picking up last year

Popped in for a restoring bite during a cycle along the nearby Liverpool-Leeds canal. Friendly staff, a good range of options: sandwiches, wraps, jacket potatoes and (excellent) toasties. All good value. Job done!