Cafes in Liverpool
Cafes for the best coffees, breakfasts and brunch in the city
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Veganuary Specials in Liverpool
Veganuary is growing in popularity, with over 500,000 people taking the month-long vegan pledge, this time last year. An exciting month for anyone interested in veganism, January sees supermarkets, food companies and restaurants launch new products and deals. We’ve found the best deals, special menu items and product releases in Liverpool, to help give you the best Veganuary yet. Yard and Coop Chicken legends, Yard and Coop, have teamed up with Temple of Seitan to…
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92 Degrees Coffee, Baltic Triangle, Giving Creatives A Caffine Boost
With over 2.25 billion cups of coffee drank daily, it’s no surprise that people seek out the best spots to consume their bean juice. At the forefront of Liverpool’s own coffee scene, 92 Degrees Coffee are there to help you along the way in securing the freshest brews around. You’ll likely have seen their first location nestled in the beautiful Culture Quarter opposite the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall where they began to roast beans on site on top of…
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The Delifonseca Breakfast Menu Is Here To Help You Start The Day The Right Way
The new Delifonseca breakfast menu has landed and you’re not going to be disappointed. Famed for its fresh, seasonal produce, the award-winning dockside restaurant will be starting every day off the right way, with a delicious choice of breakfast options that will be available until 11.45am seven days of the week. Alongside hot drinks the breakfast menu will be complemented by a range of cocktails perfect for a celebration or a weekend treat to make…
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The 9 Most Instagrammable Food Spots In Liverpool
Pics or it didn’t happen. Here’s our top 9 most Instagrammable Food Spots in Liverpool, where you can get those all important #foodgoal photos. Instagrammable Food Spots in Liverpool Almost Famous Almost Famous has been the champion of Instagrammable burgers and fries since 2013. Guaranteed to get mouths drooling! Almost Famous Crazy Pedro’s Dreaming up creative pizza creations Crazy Pedro’s colourful Mexican themed bar serves up amazing pizza’s available by the slice or whole. Crazy…
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200 Degrees Coffee Opening in Liverpool
Speciality coffee roaster 200 Degrees will open in the heart of Liverpool this July, bringing its handcrafted coffee and signature fresh food menu to the city. Located within Liverpool’s premium shopping centre – Metquarter – the new 72-seater coffee shop will be bringing 20 new jobs to Liverpool and serving freshly roasted coffee from the 200 Degrees roast house in Nottingham. As well as its hand roasted coffee, cold nitro brew coffee, iced tea, smoothies…
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Castle Street Coffee Serving up #brunchgoals
A few years ago Castle Street was not the bustling area it is today, with the odd place to grab a quick lunch while weave through office workers rushing to their next meeting. Now with the regeneration of the financial district and Liverpool One & the Albert Dock being a quick walk away, a stroll down Castle Street has something to suit every budget and every meal. If you are heading for a spot of…
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Bold Street Coffee Launches Evening Menu
The award-winning coffee house, Bold Street Coffee, has announced it will be expanding its offering with a brand-new evening menu, which will be available every Thursday to Sunday from 6pm. Just eight months after a hugely successful crowdfunding campaign, Bold Street Coffee returned to its rightful place with a new look and new menu, as well as a new concept in Castle Street Coffee’s Santa Maluco. To continue its string of success, the Bold Street favourite…
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Brunch Made Brilliant at Castle Street Coffee
Bold Street Coffee branch out with Castle Street Coffee venue at Maluco…. It’s safe to assume that any self-respecting coffee lover in this city of ours will have already made themselves familiar with the caffeinated/brunch delights of Bold Street Coffee over the past 8 years.. So it was a pretty heavy blow to the throngs of loyal fans when one of our favourite spots was unexpectedly forced out of their homestead at 89 Bold Street,…
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Castle Street Coffee Now Open In Santa Maluco
Castle Street Coffee has launched today at Santa Maluco. This will be as a permanent feature, acting as the sister shop to Liverpool favourite, Bold Street Coffee. Graffiti Spirits Group and Bold Street Coffee began a partnership in 2018, when the popular baristas ran a pop-up at Santa Maluco during the brief closure of their permanent residency, 89 Bold Street. Fortunately, Bold Street Coffee returned to their original shop in October 2018, following the success…
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Liverpool’s Latest Cafe Bar & Restaurant Carlisi To Offer A Taste of Italy In Financial District
Liverpool’s financial district has welcomed its latest culinary addition in the form of Carlisi. The city centre venue’s day to night dining and drinking concept offers everything from coffee to cocktails alongside delicious Italian cuisine. Owned by Alessio Carlisi, the café bar and eatery, located on Dale Street, aims to provide a fresh take on authentic Italian hospitality no matter the time of day. Alessio said: “As one of the area’s newest dining and drinking…
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Peaberry Coffee House and Kitchen Opening at Royal Albert Dock
Independent artisan coffee house, Peaberry Coffee House and Kitchen, is opening its second outlet at Royal Albert Dock Liverpool on Saturday 8th September, with 50% off food for its weeklong soft launch. Specialising in wholesome freshly made food, the café which was launched in Waterloo in May 2017 by husband and wife team Graeme and Clare Farrington, will bring a diverse menu of locally sourced meat, fish, vegan, vegetarian and gluten free dishes to its new waterfront home. The family-run…
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Bold Street’s longest running cafe appeals to public to help them chronicle more than forty years of serving the city
The management of what is possibly Liverpool’s oldest cafe bar, Cafe Tabac, are appealing to the public to help them complete the final part of a refurbishment programme. Cafe Tabac, which stands at the top of Bold Street in the city centre has been trading every day since its doors opened in 1974. Widely known as ‘Tabac’ – the cafe was opened by enterprising and formidable businesswoman Rita Lawrence, who developed the idea…
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Liverpool’s Cat Cafe Opening In Spring 2018 & Recruiting Now!
Liverpool will soon be joining the likes of Tokyo, New York, Paris, London and more when it becomes home to it’s first Cat Cafe later this year. Due to open this Spring, it’s fur to say that people are feeling pretty paw-sitive about it’s launch, with over 6,000 Facebook page likes already! The world’s first cat cafe, Cat Flower Garden, opened in 1998 in Taiwan with the aim of providing a peaceful space for humans and…
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Smithdown Road Festival 2016
The Smithdown Road Festival returns for 2016 as a completely free weekend of music, art and food around some of South Liverpool’s finest bars and cafes, with a massive outdoor area and big top on Wavertree Playground. There will be stages at The Mystery, Kelly’s Winebar, Evil Eye Beer & Burrito Shack, Franks, Brookhouse, Fat Flamingo, Caffee Oro, Sefton Park Cricket Club and Gregson Institute. There will be performances from the likes of Natalie McCool,…
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Global Scouse Day Returns For 2016 On 28th February; Restaurants Across The City Taking Part
Global Scouse Day is back on 28th February for it’s forth year and it’s going from strength to strength; with over 100 bars & restaurants across Liverpool signed up to take part. Restaurants including Alma De Cuba, Free State Kitchen, The Side Door Bistro, Lucha Libre, Almost Famous, London Carriage Works, Egg Cafe, Hanover Street Social, 60 Hope Street, The Baltic Social, Puschka and Cafe Tabac will all be serving up Scouse for the day.…
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The Interesting Eating Company Marks Breakfast Week With Charitable Scheme
The Interesting Eating Company is marking Breakfast Week (Sunday, January 24 – Saturday, January 30), with an altruistic scheme. The quirky eatery, located on Allerton Road and in Liverpool ONE, is set to donate a selection of breakfast ingredients to The Whitechapel Centre in a bid to offer its guests a hearty morning meal. Director of The Interesting Eating Company Nichola Lee said: “As we are well known for our signature pancakes, speciality waffles and…
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The Brink Encourages The North West To Detox For Dry January
With Dry January underway, The Brink is encouraging the North West to cut down on alcohol consumption through a unique detox. To accompany the Parr Street venue’s already extensive range of 130 non-alcoholic beverages, the revolutionary dry-bar has introduced an exclusive Dynamic Detox devised with a New Year health-kick in mind. In a bid to help guests ‘start the day right’, the Dynamic Detox will combine a healthy Brink Breakfast with a fresh press, juice…
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The Brink Kick Starts The Festive Season With Special Christmas Offering
With Christmas just around the corner, The Brink has unveiled its unique food and drink offering. Perfect for friends, families and colleagues alike, the Parr Street dry bar, which was crowned Bar of the Year at the Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2015, has specially prepared a delectable yuletide feast courtesy of Head Chef Paul Elackman. With aims to create a celebration to remember for all of the right reasons, the festive menu will also be accompanied by a selection…
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Liverpool’s Lord Mayor Pays Special Visit To The Interesting Eating Company Ahead of Small Business Saturday
The Lord Mayor of Liverpool has met with the directors of The Interesting Eating Company ahead of this year’s Small Business Saturday (December 5). During the meeting with Cllr Tony Concepcion, Nichola Lee and Andrea Edwards reflected on the eatery’s recent business success, which saw the brand secure a long-term affiliation with an outdoor retail giant owned by JD Sports Fashion plc, and obtain tenancy at the entrance to Peter’s Lane in Liverpool ONE. Nichola…
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The Brink; Food & Drink Review
It’s no secret that Liverpool is famous for its pubs and clubs, but recently I was lucky enough to have lunch a completely revolutionary venue on the Liverpool food and drink scene – The Brink. It’s Liverpool’s (and Britain’s) first dry bar and cafe, and was set up by Action on Addiction in 2011 to provide a safe and welcoming place to socialise without alcohol. Most of the staff have suffered from alcohol addiction in the past,…
