I've had to class this as a coffee and tea venue but that is only because there is no…read moreclassification for Greasy Spoon on Yelp as yet! That's right there is somewhere close to the docks of the River Mersey called Paddy Scouse. With a name like that conjuring images of cobbled streets, huddled immigrants and Jimmy Tarbuck there can be little surprise at the selection of hearty, big, greasy choices of fried breakies, scouse and stews. for around £4 for its mega, belly busting fry-up this place has to be considered for anyone sufferring a mammoth hangover or just enjoys an artery clogging start to the day. No airs and graces here or fancy health concious meals here just basic, stomach filling grub with a good brew.

Lots of coffee shops at the Albert Docks, but many of them are chains. Reubens is a coffee shop and…read morethat's about it. Decent coffee, relaxed surroundings. Nothing spectacular, but I'd much rather spend my money here than in one of the identikit Costas nearby.

Good coffee, I also had a mince pie which was excellent. Good mix of different types of seating,…read morenice atmosphere, helpful staff great location ... Worth a visit

As you might expect from its name, the Village Diner is located in the village of Lydiate and…read moreoffers a range of refreshments including tea, coffee, sandwiches, pasta and all day breakfasts. The food itself is fairly basic and plain as you'd expect from a small, independent café such as the Village Diner but despite this, the quality is fairly high and the food is tasty enough without being amazing. The café is quite small but they make good use of the space, offering a few tables and chairs for you to dine at whilst being waited on by the attentive and polite staff. I didn't think much of the sandwiches but the all day breakfast is particularly greasy (in a good way) and very pleasant. A nice place to stop off for a coffee or tea and a bite to eat if you're in the area.

Just had an excellent tuna mayo and salad butty from here, very busy and lots of people had…read moreobviously been enjoying their breakfast. Good amount of choice on menu and were supporting local businesses. Ample portion size!

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!

I called in Costa Coffee today to grab a gluten free cake for my journey home from Wigan…read more I picked up 2 GF Cherry Bakewells for £1.55, Costa is normally good for Gluten free and also sells a brownie. I asked the man if I could use my loyalty card, and indeed he let me and I did, I had 95p on my loyalty card and I wanted to use that on my transaction but he told me, it had to cover the whole item which I know from past experience and the Costa website isn't true. It is hard to review a place where you only went in for pre-packaged food which wasn't made on site, a flying visit like this one but it looked like a nice store as you come in from the Crompton Street car park. It certainly isn't the best cofee shop in this shopping centre and on the streets just outside, I much prefer Starbucks and Caffe Nero to Costa and would rather visit smaller businesses like Muffin Break, rather than the UK giant as they have better cofee, a wide array of gluten free muffins and they are a smaller giant, with under 50 stores, I am sure Costa has this many in Greater Manchester. I feel it is unfair to give this store 1 star, but I don't want to give it higher than 2 because of the following reasons - They is much better a short walk away from here in the Arndale, or on the surroinding streets - Barista could of appeared to be more friendlier - He could of gave me the 95p off that really should of been used on my loyalty card - No Gluten free sandwiches avaliable which really upsets me as Costa and Starbucks used to have a GF wrap until the Christmas period, where they changed for a festive one and since then, not one store has reverted back to an old or different non-christmas wrap based on my numerous visits, if you read my reviews you know how often I go Starbucks so I am surprised to see this is also happening with Costa.

Great skinny flat white and costas brown toast is amazing! Great way to start my day . Lovely…read morerelaxed atmosphere and right near the loo's .

Joy Cafe has a great name and looks from the outside in as though it would be a very enjoyable…read moreplace to stop and grab a bite to eat during a busy day or even a lazy morning. The reality is not quite as good as what you imagine but nonetheless this place does provide some decent food and a decent atmosphere to boot. The food here is pretty standard cafe fare but does hit the spot when you are in dire need of some fuel for a busy day ahead or if you are generally just starving. The service is not too quick but the staff are friendly and this makes up for any waiting time as they do give a good level of customer service. This place is average and nothing more but as I have said you could do much worse than pop in if you are in need of a culinary energy boost.

Joy Cafe is situated on the busy Aigburth Road, close to Lark Lane. It is a nice little cafe which…read moreis clean and tidy inside. The staff are very friendly and helpful and make you feel welcome. The fry up here is very tasty. For a very reasonable £3.50 you get sausages, eggs, bacon, black pudding, tomatoes, mushrooms, hash browns, toast and tea or coffee. Everything is cooked perfectly and tastes delicious. There is often a bit of a wait for the food to be brought out, but you don't really mind if the food is good, which it is. This is a great place to enjoy a quiet bit to eat and sit and read your paper or book. It is a nice peaceful little haven away from the hustle and bustle of Lark Lane.

This is a pleasant little coffee shop with friendly staff and a decent menu. It's a small, cosy…read moreplace - kind of kitsch (or tacky, depending on your taste). They do filter coffee, which is good enough for me, as I can't stand places that serve up instant coffee (urgh, vomit). The meals are decently priced. I had a Greek salad with olives, tomatoes and feta cheese. Granted, it was a bit oily, but it was tasty, and there was plenty of it. It's especially nice on a warm, sunny day, when you can sit outside and take in the historic surroundings. To one side is the Deane's House pub, and directly across the street is the 16th-century Prescot Parish Church.

In my opinion Millies bake the best cookies and muffins in the world and are always fresh and…read moretasty. The shop in Warrington is no exception. Even though it is a small counter they have recently placed a few table and chairs outside so you can sit and relax instead of taking away. The staff are always friendly and tell you about any special offers. The Bobbin Baskins ice cream is absolutely delicious, but is slighly overpriced when compared to other ice cream parlours in town. Well worth a visit.