Great Middle Eastern option with a nice ambiance. Very recommended if you are on the area; super…read moreconvenient for the University of Liverpool main campus & Abercrombie square. Very good vegetarian options available!

Got a really good and large falafel (nice and crispy) in pitta bread with proper salad, tahini and…read morechilli sauce for £2.50. Price to taste ratio, one of the best lunches in the UK at this point. Plus Dr Pepper in a can, so it is perfect to me.

This is a fantastic little place. A great little cafe with lots of great options for homemade,…read morequality food, and a great little deli serving a host of culinary delights! Aubergine hasn't been around all that long but is a perfect little establishment for having a light lunch and a catch up. They have a comfy atmosphere on the edge of the Crescent area of West Kirby. Their Deli serves lots of quirky bits and bobs on top of a host of cheeses and meats. This includes olives, coffee beans, extra hot chilli sauce and strange biscuits and whatnots! They serve special infusions of branded tea which are offered on a neat branded menu which makes them all sound great, and they taste great too. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and this place gets 5/5 for me as I've had lunch there a number of times and have never had a bad experience. I would recommend the homemade soups, which change a few times a week, but are always great!

Tucked away on a little pedestrianised cut-thru, just off The Crescent in West Kirby, Aubergine is…read morean unpretentious little cafe cum deli. Simply decorated but contemporary style interior with a warm and friendly service. Nice for a coffee and teacake at elevenses or an imaginative light lunch. Tasty deli section. try the feta stuffed chilli peppers, they're really good!

Hectors is by far the best sandwich takeaway shop in West Kirby, it's always mega busy and the food…read moreis always nice and freshly prepared on a daily basis. Don't go around the lunchtime of the local grammar school and girls school unless you are prepared to queue for a long while as the shop gets mad busy around these times! The staff are very personable and friendly and seem to know all the locals really well, which makes you feel at ease and comfortable that there food is locally cherished! I agree with John T's comments about the 'bin lids', they are huge and could easily do two meals! Last time I went I had a classic BLT and it was great! There are a few other cafe's and sandwich shops based along Banks Road that you can sit inside for tour lunch, but as far as takeaways go, this stands out from the crowd!

A good place to go the morning after the night before, this is a cheaper alternative to the…read moresurrounding cafes and bars and the food is just as good. It is always busy whenever I walk past and I guess its because of the simple, no-frills attitude of the place. Although not quite a 'greasy spoon' cafe, it operates along the same premise: big cups of tea, hearty breakfasts served all day and a solid menu made up of chip butties and jacket potatoes. You could probably eat for two for less than a tenner as well, which is always worthwhile in my book. Those of you who are avid readers of my reviews will recall the Italian Bistro I worked in where I was sent down the road to Hardman Pizza every time someone ordered a pizza - this is what the Bistro has become. Having worked in the grease-encrusted kitchen for a while I was a bit cautious to eat anything produced in the same place, however I was happy to find out that the old bistro was gutted and all new stuff brought in for Quick Chef, so there are no worries about cleanliness any more. PS, if you ever did eat in the Italian Bistro, please disregard anything I've said about the hygiene. It was lovely. Honest.

Quick! Chef! I need a plate of sausage, chips and beans before I slip into coma from lack of sleep…read moreand blood-sugar. And while you're at it, fetch me a big, fat mug of black coffee. There seems little to add to what Rebecca has said already but to reiterate that this is the ideal location for mopping the morning after whilst also emphasizing that the coffee here is genuinely some of the best that I've tasted - a rich, dark roast and for a tiny fraction of the cost of a mug from Costa or Starbucks. Really brilliant. A lot of people will tell you that the Magnet next door does the best hangover breakfast in Liverpool but I have to confess that I much, much prefer the fry up at this unassuming little place.

My husband and I do not eat wheat and dairy. We loved how the hostess immediately asked when we…read morewalked in if we had any food issues. Finding great GF pizza is a real treat for us, so we ordered the Margherita and Genoa. Both were perfect, and the thin crust was fabulous.

Quarter is amazing favourite restaurant and nice atmosphere good service and food comes out quickread more

My favourite Cafe in Northwich!! And everyone elses!!!!! They are always busy busy busy, which…read morespeaks volumes. The have the best homemade cakes and do a great breakfast. They also have a take away counter. They have Highchairs. Some seating is available outside also.

Charlies is a cafe offering breakfast,dinner afternoon tea actually what ever you would like to…read moreeat. The food and cakes are all homemade and of a top quality standard. The cafe uses local produed food, this is just one of the good reasons i go.nice . we often visit , me and my mum either having coffee or a meal. It is always busy come lunchtime and you will find people queing outside for tables. There is also outside eating area. The room is crowded when full. The staff have been there a long time and are friendly. They have recently changed from waitress service to ordering at the till, well worth a visit. Even if it is just to take awy a sandwich , or soup.

Good selection on the menu of both snacks and main meals. Reasonably priced. Located in the town…read morecentre behind the Parish church. The best food is the fish and chips which is made in the attached chippy. Other food is homemade but can be slightly cold sometimes. The staff are friendly. They do specials daily and have special pensioner meals.

This bustling little cafe is clean and cool and has lost that greasy spoon image it once had,…read moretransforming into a contemporary lunch spot. The staff are so friendly and in my experience the service is faultless. Whatever the time of day and whatever you fancy, D'an Ericos will surely have something for you; there is a breakfast menu with the (very) Full English at less then a fiver; a lunch menu with all manner of sandwiches: toasties, tortillas, baguettes and paninis, as well as jacket potatos with numerous fillings, salads and pastas. There is also a range of hot meals ranging from quarter pounder steak burgers that smell divine, to lasagne, spaghetti, omelettes and even liver and mash (seriously whatever you fancy). Then, of course, theres sweets to follow.. 95p for a cappuccino is definitely the cheapest around. Perfect lunch spot, and if you can't make it to the shop, the shop comes to you! Free delivery on orders over £5.