The Algarve is a TRUE Portuguese restaurant. The staff and management are Portuguese, and all their…read morefood are extremely well prepared according to what you would get in the finest restaurants of Portugal. This is not a fast food restaurant and everything is meticulously done "home made" style. The ground floor is an open space informal area, whereas you may find a more reserved lunch or dinner area on the top floor. Prices are fair and service corresponds to expectations. Highly recommendable.

Really good food and friendly staff. The environment of the restaurant is something else, feels…read morelike we're not in colwyn bay anymore.

Lovely place to eat, the food is second to none and the service superb…read more You do have to wait a while for your food but it is worth it. I orderd Fillet Steak with pasta and arabieta sauce.....Superb! The only down side is "they acually butterflyed my steak"

I am glad I stopped in here for lunch as it's not often that you come across Portuguese cuisine in…read moreLiverpool - as far as I am aware there is only one other restaurant. Cafe Porto has a very homely feel to it because of its basic, rustic wooden chairs and tables, maps of Iberia on the wall next to photos of Liverpool and mementos from Portugal. The only thing that confused me was the Cuban music playing gently in the background. I couldn't wait to tuck into my smoked suasage and tomato tortilla but I will be honest I was expecting a wrap, forgetting that a Spanish/Portuguese tortilla consists of a potato and egg, quiche like slice. I was pleasantly surprised though as it was hot and delicious. The girls behind the counter did not seem dismayed by the quiet period as they kept busy preparing food for the evening menu and as I waited to place my order it was good to see the home made food being prepared in the modest, almost domestic like kitchen.

I am not going to pretend that I am an expert on Portugese cuisine infact before I found Cafe Porto…read moreI had no knowledge of it at all but what I found was a pleasant treat. The Cafe itself is light and friendly and in the summer months has a small outdoor seating area which can be a nice place to watch the world go by whilst you enjoy your meal. The food is also light and refreshing with home made humous, salads paninis and other sandwiches as well as a variety of other foods. All of these are reasonably priced and I would recommend the Greek salad with its' delicious feta cheese priced at £4.95. Everything within Cafe Porto seemed authentic and real, it was as though there was real passion in the food and they made a fan out of me straight away. They also provide a catering service with the executive package having great variety and still only costing £8.95 per person which is fantastic for what you recieve. Visit Cafe Porto whilst you are in Liverpool it is a great little establishment which screams passion, care and above all flavour. So from breakfast to dinner you will not be let down, but my own personal recommendation would be a deliciously light lunch.

Excellent food, friendly service, authentic Portuguese cuisine (the owners are from the Portimão…read morearea of the Algarve), and real value for money. They have some great offers on week nights, and do remember to book if you plan to go there on a weekend or on popular days. The place isn't huge (though the second floor wasn't open yet when we went) and fills up quite quickly. Their piri piri chicken for two is a great meal choice. And if you want a personal wine recommendation, I suggest you try the Casal Garcia sparkling white ("vinho verde", bottled before it is fully fermented, thus "green:, not in colour, but in the maturing process). A great wine to go with great food. Parabens!

What a wonderful place. Enjoyed two fantastic Sunday…read morelunches for only £10. The meat was succulent and the gravy was tasty. The vegetables were out of this world, Especially the julienne carrots, cooked to perfection. All served with a monster Yorkshire pudding! My partner and i were drooling like Pavlovs dogs.

The Antelope is a pub and hotel based on the outskirts of Bangor, overlooking the Menai Straits…read more The spectacular view is something of a moot point given that you can't see any of this from inside. The outdoor area allows you access to this view, although I would add that you do have to put up with a busy road also. The drinks are priced quite well and the bar staff are friendly. I did have a terrible pint in there once, but, in what I thought was a touching gesture, I got my next drink for half price. I now think of that particular manager as a modern day Mother Theresa.