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Lovely home made cakes, sandwiches and light meals. The star turn for me is the scone with clotted cream, jam and butter with a pot of tea for £1.50 - superb. Only drawback is that it can get rather stuffy and cramped inside.
Lucy’s Coffee Shop – SouthportMamma Mia's Pizzeria is a pleasure to visit. The food is consistent on every occasion. The staff are friendly and efficient. Value for money is absolutely brilliant and I recommend it highly.
Mamma Mia Pizzeria – SouthportWe went here January 2006 on a Sunday afternoon. It was quietish. It is a lovely restaurant, very clean. The food was very tasty and presented very good. The service was great. The restaurant was a bit cold but we were given gas heater so this was not a problem. We went for a birthday and was given free birthday cake which was delicious. They stopped the music and played happy birthday. It is a lovely restaurant and we are going back for mother's day and looking forward to it.
Ho Lee Chow – SouthportWe had a very nice evening at this restaurant, food was good and very generous, we went for pork kebab, which was a little tough and afelia, which was not as i remember but still the Greek salad, tahini sauce, pitta bread etc were very good. Wine also was good. Good atmosphere and you can also smoke if you wish. We will definitely go back.
Crete Greek Taverna – SouthportThis is 'our' restaurant. We've been going here for celebrations for years and it's always spot on. The seafood is to die for. Atmosphere is fantastic and it never fails to impress
Forge Brasserie – SouthportFirst time Ive been here. Chose from the £12.95 set menu (Saturday before 5pm) The food was excellent, as was the wine. A stylish restaurant, which I will definitely be visiting again.
Auberge Brasserie – SouthportWe love Mexican food, but whenever we have been to visit (usually midweek) the restaurant is very quiet, which can be great depending on whether you want a raucous night out or a quiet chat. The service was fantastic, and the food was beautiful, and aesthetically pleasing, but we did find it expensive in comparison to other restaurants. I think a meal for two was close to £45 without any desserts, and neither of us was drinking heavily as one was driving, and the other doesn't have the capacity! However, we have returned, and ultimately, the reason one goes is the quality of the food, but if it were cheaper we would be more regular visitors.
Fuegos – SouthportAlthough we visit frequently throughout the year, our best visit is always our annual girly Christmas night! We usually get together Christmas week for a chill down evening of great food and copious amounts of wine. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to avoid the mayhem of Southport at Christmas
Fuegos – SouthportThe Table dote menu was fantastic value and beautiful quality food and the main menu was outstanding. Well worth a visit!
Chez Moi Brasserie – Southportgood
The Warehouse Kitchen and Bar – SouthportThere is a nice atmosphere here and the food is very good for the price. We had a really good night, if it was nearer to Liverpool we would probably go back again soon. We haven't tried lunch time specials but they are probably good too.
New China City – Southport3 course Sunday lunch was a real find, there are many more mid week offers we are waiting to try
Chez Moi Brasserie – SouthportI've been twice now to Auberge and i must say the standard of food has gone up a gear since the last time i visited! and service is always of a high standard. It is a very good restaurant an is a shame that it is in southport not liverpool city centre, but it's till well worth the travel!!!. keep up the good work!
Auberge Brasserie – SouthportAlthough the food wasn? very good the prices where reasonable but the cocktails were amazing more a social bar than a restaurant
Scarisbrick Hotel – SouthportThis restaurant is on two floors. We were there on a Monday Evening, the place was very busy. Starters range from £4.50 for the soup to £8.95 for the "coquilles St. Jacques." The crab salad at £5.95 was very nice. Main courses start at £9.95 for fritter of asparagus to £15.95 for the Filet De boeuf, grilled fillet steak casserole of ox tongue & shallots. The breast of duck creamed potatoes, with a "Gastrique of blueberries at £13.95 was great also the porcini dusted rack of lamb at £12.95 was like wise. There is a Table D Hote menu served Sun/Fri 5.30/1030pm Sat. 5pm to 6.45pm for £12.95 per person. A Good selection of wine house at £10.odd a bottle was very drinkable. For beer drinkers "Leffe" Brune or blonde in bottles Stella. All in all a very nice establishment. Service very good.
Auberge Brasserie – SouthportBeing a lover of Mexican food I decided to try Fuegos for my husbands birthday in March' 05. It is set down a very narrow dark street which doesn't give any encouragement. But once through the door we were very pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere of the place is very authentic, the staff are exceptionally friendly and the food is beautiful. Overall we were very pleased and are planning our return this week.
Fuegos – SouthportWe ate an early dinner here (Chinese restaurant) last Saturday and were pleasantly surprised to see they have an early menu up until 7.00 p.m. Soup, choice of main and dessert for £6.95 each! We added the hors d'oevres platter of prawn toast, ribs, crispy won ton etc at £3.55. excellent food, lovely, friendly service and good calm atmosphere, even with a couple of babies around! Recommended
Jasmine Tree Restaurant – SouthportWent to the Belash before a night out and the curry was superb. A great selection of dishes all reasonably priced. Belash is highly recommended!
Belash – Southport