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Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Bromborough including The Refreshment Rooms, The White Lion, Tusk Baltic, The Tap, The Bromborough, Al Dente Restaurant & Bar, The Montgomery, Nathaniel's Wine Bar & Bistro, The Cheshire Yeoman, Clockworks
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10. Clockworks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 421 reviews
Clockworks is a bar and restaurant inspired by the era of industrial invention, serving Brunch, Dinner, Drinks and Rock & Roll. Open early till' late every day.
Reviewed By samarsh2017
Walking back to the car park we came across âClockworksâ in Wolstenholme Square, originally we popped in for a quick sandwich intending to have a roast dinner much later, but when we saw and smelt their roast we couldnât resist. The dinner is way to big for mum and I so we asked the very friendly staff if it would be ok if we shared, not a problem, neither was mixing a concoction of Fruit to make me a soft drink. Nothing was a problem, they lived up to the saying the customer is always right. They greeted us as soon as we walked through the door as if we were old friends. Chatting with us while taking our orders and made us feel like they were sorry to see us go. The roast beef slices were massive and very tasty, the red wine gravy was delish so were the honey glazed carrots (how do they get them like that!) the roasties were crisp outside and fluffy inside, I let mum have the rest of the veg as I am not a veg person. Yorkshire pud was massive and crispy. All in all we had a lovely roast beef lunch. Saved the sandwich for later. The bar itself was very cosy and relaxed, a mix of families older and younger couples, shoppers and tourists. I would defo recommend, I might give a Friday night a go too as they have live bands playing.
9. The Cheshire Yeoman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 341 reviews
We are dedicated to Real Food, Real Kitchen, Real Chefs. We do not do fast food, but we do great food as fast as we can.
Reviewed By Mrs_Edna_Welthorpe
My dear sister recently watched a documentary on independent television called The Real Housewives Of Cheshire, a gritty, no nonsense portrayal of life in the North-West of England. As a contrast to Islington she was keen to see such deprivation for herself so we asked Baker to fire up the Daimler and headed up the M1. It was as bad as we feared with men seemingly unable to afford warm coats on what was a cold autumn night and the women dressed in rags: I don't think I saw a pair of jeans that wasn't practically in tatters all evening. We obviously needed an escape from this poverty and whilst driving round spotted The Cheshire Yeoman. The establishment is divided into a dining area and a bar area with the two being strictly divided along gender lines: ladies in the dining area and the men drinking in the bar. Having settled ourselves at a vacant table a friendly lady provided us with menus. Everything on offer looked inviting and it was difficult to choose. Our meals didn't take too long to arrive and were well presented. The food was good but could have been better with my dear sister's beef being a little dry, but the excellent service easily compensated for this. In the meantime Baker had finished a well kept pint of beer and a packet of crisps in the car park. Our journey back to the comforts of the capital passed without incident.
8. Nathaniel's Wine Bar & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Bespoke boutique wine bar and bistro serving food and drinks alcoholic and non alcoholic throughout the day, live music venue serving freshly ground barista quality coffee & fresh food made from locally sourced produce.
Reviewed By Avril G
Honestly the entertainment in tbis little establishment is outer. Kay the manager is lovely and the owner is a little eccentric and can be a little tipsy at times, but all he wants is to see his customers have a great time.. The Jam nights are worthy of a visit for any budding musician out there and although it's small. A great time is guaranteed.For the early birds out there. The breakfast and lunch menus are outstanding. One to definitely try out if you fancy a night away from the younger generations.
7. The Montgomery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 767 reviews
Reviewed By wisewirral
Visited on a Friday evening as have live music for our wedding anniversary Firstly the waiting on staff are fantastic ..but The food dreadful Starters .Ordered poached pear salad. Pears not poachedVegetarian falafel burger disgusting just boiled chick peas mashed together tasteless other meal was Falafel with red pepper tagliatelle tasteless too. It was dry no taste and as if lifted from a plastic container and microwaved We complained and got half our money back. So disappointing this place use to be excellent. Would never go again
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6. Al Dente Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Al Dente Restaurant has been serving to its guests for over 20 years in different locations. The last destination is Lark Lane where is the perfect destination of the Liverpool for the discerning diner. We are bringing together the great Mediterranean cui
Reviewed By StudyHardTravelSmart
We took my in-laws visiting to Lark Lane figuring we would just pick somewhere that looked good for a birthday dinner. Most places had long waits, so we ended up at Al Dente. This should have told us something, but we gave it a shot anyway. We sat waiting for our order to be taken for nearly 30 minutes, and more than an hour after we arrived for our food to be delivered. When it was, it wasnât good. We ordered 2 carbonaras and 2 meatball dishes. I had the carbonara, and it tasted like someone had thrown the most bland cream sauce on spaghetti with some out-of-the-bottle Italian seasoning. That is not what carbonara is supposed to taste like. My in-laws both had the meatballs, which they described as dry and bland hamburger balls. Will not be returning, I suggest you avoid.Hi, I'm sorry to hear you didn't enjoy your evening with us. We constantly strive to give every customer the best possible experience therefore we will be having a internal review to improve our service and standards. I hope we can rectify this by seeing you again soon.Kind regards,
5. The Bromborough
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By SimonHaigh
In the area, popped in with two friends for Sunday lunch. 12:30 and the place still had plenty of tables. Nice friendly service and decent beer, so found a table next to the window. Ordered three beef Sunday lunches, didn't really expect much for the price (2 for £9.49). Beef was OK, Yorkshire pudding was........well I'm from Yorkshire!!!!! cold broccoli, peas and Smash!!!!! Shouldn't expect much for the price but Smash....enough said.
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4. The Tap
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Harryburnside
My wife and I have been eating here on Sundays after taking our two dogs for walks (breakfast)I cannot recommend tap highly enough we sit outside (dogs are welcome inside tho)the breakfast is freshly cooked and spot on ,service is very good and all staff very friendly ,lovely clean inside and out ,we order around the back into cafe area you must give this place a go you won't be dissapointed,see you again next week well done
3. Tusk Baltic
Overall Ratings
5 based on 124 reviews
Restaurant bar located at Northern Lights building, Tusk is situated in the very heart of Liverpoolâs Baltic Triangle. Serving cocktails, craft beers and selected wines as well as offering an exceptional food menu - including a variety of delicious vegan
Reviewed By Brenda B
Visited Tusk for my friends birthday celebrations. What can I say....... absolutely brilliant. The food was delicious, cocktails flowing, service A1, the staff were attentive, nothing was too much trouble, they ensured we had a fabulous night. The atmosphere and ambience was perfect. Massive thank you to Andrea and the team for making our celebrations so special. Xx
2. The White Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 483 reviews
Described as a hidden gem in rural Cheshire, The White Lion is a friendly village inn with large open fires, wooden beamed ceilings and cosy snugs. It has been standing pride of place in the village of Childer Thornton since 1724 and welcomes both the loc
Reviewed By Patricia K
I have eaten in this pub 3 times over the past year and the food is so good reasonably priced and good quality enjoyed every meal.Staff very friendly a very good service.Good value for money the chef should be proud of him or herself well done keeping up good standards of cooking is difficult.
1. The Refreshment Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1313 reviews
This is a fantastic victorian pub, fully refurbished with an eye to the past.Positioned on the banks of the River Mersey with views over to Liverpool,we serve great home made food seven days a week 12pm til 9pm and carry up to six real ales from local mic
Reviewed By David C
Travelled from Manchester to meet family members here who had recommended the Refreshment rooms and we were not disappointed.The service was prompt and quick with the food arriving piping hot and of generous portion size. Six adults and three children ate and drank for under £98 which to me is good value.Staff members were friendly and patient when dealing with our indecisive children and the quality of the food was good (very hearty pub food).Thanks again
