Met with grumpy staff who seemed annoyed at me. No smiles, good mornings or welcome. I ordered an…read moreAmericano and a ham and cheese sandwich. The sandwich which was made with grated unmelted cheese for some reason, was mouldy. I took it back and was offered no apology and they mumbled something about the heat in the kitchen. Also sticky tables. Just avoid this place.

Good coffee in a clean environment. A bit of a wait sometimes but they are working hard to serve.read more

This cute lil café on Laird Street offers, as the name suggest, some nice tasty little…read morebites--everything from typical British breakfasts to omelettes, pizza, sandwiches, and soups. It's a great little lunch place, if you like going out on your work break, or simply want a new joint to sit in and sip coffee and leer at people. It's also fairly close to Birkenhead Park, so if you're spending the day there and you forgot lunch--why not hop on over to Tasty Bites?

Food was amazing just ordered 2 massive binlids wasn't expecting them to be so big come in a mini…read morepizza box packed very clean easier to eat came within 25 mins will order from here again

I popped in here when I fancied a quick freshly made sandwich, and that is exactly what I got. The…read morechap serving was really friendly, making good conversation. If you are wanting more than a sandwich, the cafe & takeaway offers salads, burgers, baked potatoes and hot and cold drinks. If you fancy breakfast at lunchtime they also do all day breakfast - awesome! A small selection of cakes such as bakewell tart and chocolate muffin, twix and mars bars. But not enough selection for a cake lover like me! Clean cafe. Beautiful pictures to look at whilst you munch away. Yes I would return for more!

Bee Bee's is a wonderful little cafe serving up some of the most pleasant but greasy food you will…read moreeat! However, the food is cheap and tasty and we all need to add oil sometimes. The cheeseburger bun I had was a bit chargrilled but had a crispy texture to it and the burger was moist and juicy. I've had burgers which are dry and its horrible but here is the opposite which I do prefer. The chips are also nice and have a flavour to them, not being plain and dry as some places. The ketchup to be aware of is very sweet so only add a little! All in all, great service and a quick place to grab a bite or two.

Very good food lost in the corner of a very busy tourist spot…read more The service wasn't bad, but understand that these folks aren't working for tips. You order the food, they get you the food... then when you're ready to leave, they don't guess... you let them know. We were seated promptly after circling the myriad of restaurants and stores in the Albert Docks shopping area. We had made two circles, but the Peaberry seemed like it had the most well rounded selection that wasn't tied to food genre, like the other places. The spot is eclectic feel to it. Very flowery, but not overwhelming. Decor that is a good mix of modern and antique-y items to keep the eyes interested. I ordered a beer on draft, despite the cold outside, because when in England you drink draught beer (Brewdog Lost Lager). We also ordered some appetizers, some may be the wrong word... we ordered a lot. It was all good. The Haloumi Fries were awesome... some people like soft cheese sticks, these were different in a good way. The pico and sriracha gave it the right balance of kick to crunch ratio. My crumplestilskin sandwich was delicious too. It was pieces of their buffalo parmesan chicken tenders, bacon, tomato, and lettuce on an inverted English muffin. I already enjoyed the tenders as an appetizer and did not hate that made the insides of my sandwich. I topped it off with another beer, the Beavertown Neck Oil. We tasted a lot... I was impressed by it all. They didn't have the Okra and the Squid, but I would certainly return to this spot for another go.

Spicy chia latte. Is amazing The ambience is nice I. The…read morebar and has a restaurant too

This was surprisingly my first time visit to this cafe as I always seem to pass it by unnoticed for…read moresome reason - probably because it is sandwiched between larger shops. Anyway, this is a decent little cafe that serves up good food which is fresh and not greasy at least as a first time experience. I ordered a salami toasty for £3.75 and a pure orange juice for £1.30 which was quite expensive considering it wasn't much of a meal. The toasty consisted of little salami at all and had a small salad side. Even though it tasted okay, I wouldn't say I got my monies worth but the atmoshphere was fine. However, it was a little noisy due to other people's conversations. Apart from that, Bramley's is a clean and well organised cafe with good air conditioning and friendly service. It also attracts a lot of the older generation which I always think is a good sign as it gives it that innocent feel!

Bramleys is supposed to be your typical greasy spoon cafe which serves up delights in the shape of…read morefried brekkies and a good old cup of tea but unfortunately it cannot even manage that to a good level. This place just seems very lazy and as though it could be a lot better if it wanted too but there is the problem it is clearly happy ambling along producing below par food. I found the staff here to be very rude and they almost seemed as though serving the customers was something of an effort and this did not impress me in the slightest. The food was overpriced and the quality of it was very poor as a whole which reflects my general opinion of this place. If the staff and management could be bothered to make it better then they could have a success but based on my own personal experience I find it hard to believe that they will be doing that any time soon.

We stopped at this lovely café while visiting the city. Food was generous and tasty. I had poached…read moreegg on toast with avocado and feta, which was delicious!. Service was very prompt. This establishment is dog friendly and accepts American express.