Good Poisoning- So I came to Great Britain, I ate chicken at this restaurant and got food…read morepoisoning! It ruined my whole day! In fact it ruined my day for 3 days! I went to the doctor and the doctor confirmed that it was Salmonella! So I threw up the first day and second day! And on the third day I had diarrhea! So I did some research and this restaurant had many cases of food poisoning! So if you want to loose weight and want to throw up eat at this restaurant! In the state the Health Department would shut them down but in Great Britain I guess you are allowed to build up your immune system and get food poisoning! I don't recommend the diet!

We ate here while visiting liverpool a while back (i just never got around writing my review at the…read moretime!). I ordered a veggie burger and so did my husband, we shared potato fries, sweet potato fries and a side of house slaw. For the price-quality experienced I have to say we were very dissapointed. The establishment was dirty, service was tardy and the food was average at best. I wouldnt recommend, and definitely would not visit again.

Millennium munchies has a comical name but it intrigued me enough to make me venture inside and…read moreorder a snack. I wasn't disappointed by what I found, unlike most places in the Kensington area I actually trusted the quality of the food here enough to order a tuna mayo sandwich and the result was pretty good. I have to say that at first I did not have high hopes for this place so it was nice that the service and food managed to alter my gloomy attitude. The staff were great and they were very attentive and this showed in the food that they served up to the customers. So on the whole the variety of food was great, the prices good and the quality was good to boot what more could you ask for.

Cheapest and tastiest Full English Breakfast around the Wirral. I have always had speedy service…read morewith a smile and I can sit outside, weather permitting. Has a great old fashioned vibe to it.

I took my youngest son and his family "back home" to Wallasey this week and we needed somewhere to…read moreeat lunch. The Seaside Cafe looked like a family-friendly place - this was important with two toddlers! They not only looked after us superbly, the food was extremely good and very reasonably priced - for a whole family to eat heartily for under fifty pounds struck me as a bargain. The fish and chips was well cooked and very tasty - this was no mean feat as my wife and I spent a week in Whitby recently, where we watched the catches come in then be cooked! The alternatives were basic but equally tasty and all hand-cooked (no "chicken ding" here!). All-in-all, I would recommend this to anyone who wants a simple, well-cooked meal that doesn't cost the earth and in friendly surroundings.

Had a brilliant time on Mothering Sunday. The Lamb Tagine and Chicken dishes were especillay…read moreawesome as was the customer service

Mike's Kitchen is a fantastic place to have breakfast or lunch. This is because their prices are…read morereasonable, fry ups are good (not too greasy) and environment is pleasant (although small). You cannot really miss this decent little cafe on County Road as its sign is big and bold with a picture of a full English breakfast that looks so mouth-watering (my favourite)! I would also recommend their Scouse which is accompanied with either red cabbage or beetroot and a crusty cob. I know this sounds simple but it is a traditional Liverpudlian dish you must try (especially if you're a tourist) as it consists of a delicious meat and vegetable stew with broth (perfect on a wintry day too). A portion of Scouse would only cost £2.80 which is really value for money. Also keep an eye out for their lunchtime specials for just £2.60 where you can get cold meat on a barm or baguette with salad, can of pop and bag of crisps; a bargain! Mike's Kitchen is a fabulous place to eat-in or take-out whether or not you're in a hurry. The service is always efficient and staff are friendly with a good sense of humour.

Cafe food but nice. Its a bit like being in your mums kitchen. homely food (like scouse, cottage…read morepie, lasagne) and really friendly too. mike always comes up to ask you how it is. good for a fry up, bowl of scouse or a lovely buttie

My daughter and I were taking her brother for a Raf test and had a couple of hours to wait so we…read moregoogled the nearest cafe and Belles came up ! Only one review but it was good so off we went. Two ladies working there were very down to earth and friendly and we felt more than welcome. The surroundings were modest but the good food and cuppa were fantastic and next month when I return belles will certainly be on my agenda Tina and Paige (Lancaster)

The breakfast is very good and the staff too .Nice place to enjoy a cup of coffee with friends…read more Great atmosphere and music!

As fellow yelper Matt said, Don Luigi's is definitely a local institution in Formby. In fact, I…read morethink it may have been around as long as I have, or at least it seems that way. That the gaps between my visits have been large is a fault on my part, but what is truly impressive is that even when I may not have been for a few years, the next visit will be just as good as the last time I visited (no matter how long it has been between visits). The menu consistently serves up delights and on my last visit I decided to opt for the linguini, which was served with fried ham, chorizo and pancetta and was deliciously creamy whilst my girlfriend went for the cannelloni, which also got two thumbs up. From previous visits, I would also recommend the various pizzas there as they have a wide selection of toppings on offer to cover practically anyone's taste. The service here is always prompt, polite and friendly and this, combined with the great food, ensures that any dining experience at Don Luigi's is one to savour.

Serving easily the best Italian cuisine to be found in Formby (in something of a crowded market)…read more Don Luigi's is something of a local institution with the original restaurant being sited opposite the supermarket (was Safeway, now Waitrose) and only moving to this location, behind the same supermarket, a few years ago. Though the floor space has expanded (with some extra seating, a bar and a grand piano upstairs) the quality of food has remained as fantastic with soft, generously topped pizzas, delicious pastas and the signature sticky ribs (it's the recipe here that my mum has spent much of her adult life attempting to replicate - the secret is the fennel) The wine list too is impressive, although admittedly I only ever really plump for the Barbera Neirano, a red with a nice heft (can you tell I'm not a connoisseur?) priced at under £17 a bottle. The service is friendly, attentive and the management will frequently do the rounds of the restaurant floor to ensure everything is going swimmingly (if you've seen the Sopranos, think 'Vesuvio' but with less of an undercurrent of latent mob violence). Bellissimo.

I stumbled across this restaurant today and although it was pretty quiet inside the menu looked…read moreamazing, this is a small plate restaurant so I order three small plates one being the seafood selection, Squid, king prawn and whitebait with black aioli. Tender baby pork ribs followed by slow cooked duck. With a portion of potato fries with salt and chilli, finishing off the meal with a large crème brûlée. I have got to say the meal was outstanding.... a must if you visit Liverpool