Stopped by here while visiting from the US in June 2017. We had delicious french toast and…read morewaffles. We also loved the wonderful patterns on the handmade teaware for sale.

Very good food served there. Looked nice from the outside…read more Hope to go inside next time I am in Liverpool.

Green Days cafe is in a great little nook off Lark Lane, as you ascend the stairs from what seems…read morejust like a side door, the sign proclaims, "We are Open, Ooh!" and as the times of opening are rather as and when, they say 10 to 5 "ish" it can be a little hit and miss. But once inside it's as though you've been allowed to sit and drink tea in someone's lounge, as well, it is kind of someone's lounge. It's very retro and bright and they have a wonderful little fire place and 70s mismatched plates and cups and saucers. The appeal of this place definitely has something to do with the homely and welcoming vibe, even though it's small you feel rather special here. The food is all veggie and they have loads of healthy stuff (Greek yoghurt with toasted oats, fresh fruit and honey, I think so!) and drinks especially are dead cheap. They also have the most amazing homemade cakes- the baked cheesecake and cream, is a sure winner, so if you fancy a snack and a little step up into a quirky little cafe this is the place to go after a stroll down the kooky lane of Larks.

I can't get enough of leaf. Food and service are always top notch. Nice vibe and plenty of seating…read more Good for groups also.

Scrambled eggs with bacon and sausage was very good. Latte was excellent. Highly recommend.read more

Adam. From me to you- you saved my life. In times of brutal hangover, one thing is necessary: A…read morefull English. (Oh and easy walking distance...Smithdown Road) And I have to say, Adam's Cafe, you provided. £4.50 for a proper full brekkie with tea or coffee, sautee potatoes instead of hash browns (mm.mm.mm) and fresh orange by the gallon to get me back into gear. It's a nice little place with stained glass windows at the back, and although slightly dishevelled staff, service was fast and I had everything I needed! That includes the Hugest bottle of ketchup ever. I would recommend Adam's as the perfect way to rejuvinate the morning after the night before.

Cafe Continental (previously called De Cafe) is situated near Lark Lane and a couple of doors from…read morethe local Tesco. The advertising in the windows for cheap meals tempts you in to find out more. The first thing you notice is that the cafe is quite long and narrow and it takes what feels like an age to get to the counter and the greasy spoon style handwritten chalk board menus. The food here is simple. They offer a range of breakfasts, sandwiches, salads, snacks and homely meals for vegetarians and meat eaters alike. There are also option for children as well as adults. The service is friendly and quick when the cafe isn't too busy. When it is packed full of customers you have to wait a bit longer but this is understandable wherever you go. There is ample seating at the cafe at large tables or at the window on a bar stool. They also have a few tables outside for when the weather is nice. As well as eating in the cafe offers take away and they also advertise the option of catering for functions. The food comes in generous portions and is mostly well cooked. If you have an issue with the food, for example an undercooked egg like I did, the staff are very apologetic and rectify it as quickly as possible. The cafe offers good value for money and decent food with no fuss or frills. I definitely recommend it for a life saving hangover fry up

We went here for a quick bite to eat. The food was great, the drinks were nice, and Tabi was an…read moreamazing server. she was friendly, VERY patient, and had a great personality! Highly recommend!

Okay so I went for breakfast and they were given out free coffee and I asked for soya milk because…read moreI have an intolerance I waited around half an hour for the soya milk, by then the coffee was cold and the soya was out of date so they went back and we waiting about 15 minutes for them to bring fresh soya milk. At this point we where just ready to get up and leave, but then they came and took our breakfast order. The breakfast was okay my friend got eggs Benedict and I got like the vegan breakfast. I will visit there again and see if I have a different experience but I won't have my expectations high.

This little cafe in the heart of the Liverpool Hope University area is hugely popular with everyone…read morefrom students to families to couples. The quaint restaurant opens for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and even an afternoon tea! Scones with jam and clotted cream along with a cuppa all around! There is an early bird menu where you can get a three course meal for around £15 - not bad considering the homely feel and real genuine rustic food. May I also say - some of the best coffee in Liverpool.

Way out in the leafy suburbs of Childwall is were you will find the aptly named Neighbourhood…read more It's an old fashioned tea room brought up to date in a modern, vintage fashion for the nearby students of Hope Uni, local families and of course the ladies who lunch crowd of which there are many around here. Good place to stop by for a brew and a slice of cake but Neighbourhood has also got a good reputation for providing quality, hearty bistro style food such as chicken stew or lamb rump as well as a choice of freshly made burgers and pizzas served in very cosy surroundings. Excellent nieghbourhood restaurant.

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

Nice little cafe that serves up brunchy goodness…read more The service was good. The environment was pretty warm. If you want to sit indoors, this location has plenty of seating. They served up a fantastic matcha latte, and Liz got a cappuccino. I thought this place was a fine place to eat breakfast, or if we wanted to get a coffee or tea to go. Liz and 'Em had pancakes... although it looked like smaller portions they were filled quickly. I had a morning brekkie with meat, which came with toast, bacon, a small tub of beans, roasted tomato and spinach, and toasted eggs. It was all pretty delicious. The server offered sauces (hot sauce or ketchup). I was pretty content with the food. All types of folks come in and all are treated the same. If you're up around the area - or on the way to the World Museum, stop by.

Such a cute little local find! It's like stepping into your friend's back garden for breakfast!…read more I found this place by chance walking one day through town and I'm so glad I did! My friends and I were greeted very warmly as we arrived and got to choose where to sit. Then we ordered at the counter. You can see everything being made there. All items used are local, which I love. There are vegan and vegetarian options as well. Cute little menu with the right amount of stuff on their for breakfast or lunch. They also have cakes! Variety of toasts, bagels, French toast, coffees, teas, other drinks. Everything at great prices! I always leave that place satisfied and with happy tummy!

After a failed attempt to get breakfast/brunch at The Bagelry in Chinatown, we decided to give The…read moreCow&Co Cafe a try instead. At the 'other end' of the street, it felt like a long walk to get there (especially with a growing hunger after a few drinks the night before) but as soon as we found it we knew we'd made the right choice. The location almost feels like a cul-de-sac, with a dog grooming salon next door and plenty of prams being pushed past. This meant it was a more relaxed vibe than elsewhere, and we easily got a table for two in the sunny window. There is a mezzanine level also, but no table service, which is worth considering if you or someone in your party struggles with stairs. The menu is on a blackboard, with changing specials, and plenty of proper coffee and tea on offer. Orders are taken at the small bar and processed in the same spot, meaning service isn't the quickest, but we were in no rush and everything was done with a smile. I went simple with a cheese and ham croissant, served warm, and a cup of tea. Josh's sandwich was much more substantial and it's fair to say I had food envy; mixed beans, peppers and aubergine on fresh wholemeal bread. Needless to say, with this delicious food and sunny window spot, we didn't really want to move! In no rush, we also shared a chocolate chip shortbread as we finished our drinks. A lovely start to our Saturday.

This place is very small, but the coffee is excellent, pastries and bagel sandwiches are tasty, and…read moreall the details of the decor are exceptionally charming. Very cozy! I liked it a lot.