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Reviews on Healthy food in St Helens, England, United Kingdom including The New Era Greeks, The Bull And Dog, Phoenix Plant Based Eatery, Sticky Wicket Bar & Grub
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1. The New Era Greeks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 343 reviews
Reviewed By Emma8351
We ordered a takeaway from here after returning from our holidays and missing the Greek cuisine. The portion sizes are every bit as generous as the Greeks abroad! The food is also delicious. We ordered 2 starters and 2 main meals and thoroughly enjoyed it all. Really easy to order off the website and delivery was prompt and accurate to the time provided by the restaurant. We will definitely be ordering from here again and we can't wait to come and dine in for a meal too!
2. The Bull And Dog
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
We are a family friendly pub that offers a good choice of fresh cooked meals. All our food is cooked to order and we have a good value pick n mix menu for the kids. We will soon have our own healthy eating options menu to add to our up to date options. We
Reviewed By Carole C
Visited with friends. I had driven past many times but never went in. Today went in with friends. Although it looks tired it has a great vibe. The food is very good indeed. The curry was lovely. The chips were home made which is rare these days. I noticed they often show sport on the tv. Tonight it was the football. Portions very large indeed. I noticed they sold a good selection of gins behind the bar.
3. Phoenix Plant Based Eatery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By ropentastones
I quite often bemoan that there is nowhere really good to gofor breakfast in St Helens town centre...there is Vigour (but it doesn't open until 11am)...there is Lily's Victorian tea room (but that has gone so downhill it is virtually at the Albert Docks)...and then I discover the wonderfully named 'Phoenix Plant Based Eatery'. Tucked away opposite the Theatre Royal and adjoining the bus station in St Helens' tiny alternative Bohemian quarter, this establishment has somehow eluded me for all this time.Upon arrival there was a friendly greeting and the whole place has a wonderful charm and delightful feel about it. I ordered the 'full English' and this being a vegan cafe I was assuming I would get the standard, and often, tasteless non-meat alternative...I was wrong...very wrong. The presentation was lovely...the sausage was so flavoursome and the fake bacon was a masterpiece (I asked the owner afterwards what was in it and the process that she goes through to get the look of streaky bacon is mind-boggling laborious...but so tasty). There was a frittata which was lovely too...and the scrambled not-eggs was well....well it tasted like scrambled eggs without eggs so meh!!! I had a go at least. All accompanied by a delicious cup of coffee...they had run out of almond milk and so I had it black and it was just right, not bitter at all.All this with an accompaniment of whale sounds...no I jest, it was Dean Martin I think...it was changed after a while to something a little less croonery.If this place was in the Bohemian quarter of Liverpool or Manchester then I would say this was a really good place to hang-out and get away from it all, and would stand out from the rest there....as this place is in St Helens, it damn near screams at me to call in. I shall definitely be back, if only for a cup of coffee and a mooch around the upcycling, vintage shop upstairs. I am also keen to return for one of their vegan Pimblett's pies and sample the hype. So glad I have found this place...it really did make my day.
4. Sticky Wicket Bar & Grub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Overlooking a cricket square in the Dentons Green area of St Helens, Sticky Wicket Bar & Grub offers two distinct areas - the dining room and the bar. Food can be taken in both areas with reservations taken for the dining room. Offering quality dining, th
Reviewed By billsthelens
My family numbering 5 went for Sunday lunch for Father's Day.The venue is very nice and the staff were lovely very friendly but I'm afraid everything went downhill after the excellent starters Salt and Pepper Chicken which was delicous. 3 people ordered the Sunday lunch with chicken and various vegetables, the chicken was very bland and tasteless, my Grandson who is very picky about vegetables Emailed berorehand asking for things to be left off his meal,but it arrived as a norma lunch and had to be replaced. My Son in law ordered the Sunday lunch with gammon which came as 3 strips of thick boiled ham like something you would get at a supermarket. I ordered the Chicken and Leek pie which came sat on a load of chips with a pile of overcooked mushy peas.I am a keen cook and regularly make Cheese pie but I struggled to get any taste of either cheese or leeks and in the words of a well known chef it had a soggy bottom. I was very disappointed with the whole experience, but what suprised me most has no member of staff asked did we enjoy the meal even though plates had plenty of uneaten food on them. Unfortunately nobody wanted to spoil an otherwise pleasant day by complaining at the time. My daughter sent an Email the day after and as of today's date had not received a reply. Suffice to say we will not be returning to this restaurant again.Thank you for taking the time to leave a review following your daughter's email. The email has been passed to our Food & Beverage Manager so apologies that you haven't received a reply. We will follow up where the response is.
