Not knowing what to expect and not really a big fan of museums we were pleasantly surprised at how good this was. The staff were very friendly and the audio was easy to use giving details as you walked around. The immersive areas were fantastic, walking around each area with background music really brought things to life. The yellow submarine, the cavern club, strawberry fields, abbey road, penny Lane... everything was amazing. We visited the actual cavern club the night before and the room in the museum was exactly the same. We are so glad we visited. The shop, cafe and discovery area where you could dress up as a beetle were all great too. Highly recommend, probably the best place we visited in Liverpool.

We had an AMAZING experience at The Beatles Story. Went on a Monday in the late morning. There were 4 of us, including our 8 year old Beatles obsessed son. The self guided audio tour allowed a lot of flexibility for our multi generational group. The exhibits were spot on and great photo ops! Learned a ton, had a blast! Definitely recommend!

It was really good. The replica of the cavern club and the yellow submarine were great. The shop is extensive with loads of beatles merch that my kids are now enjoying. Overall a great day The only downside was everyone walking around with the headphones and little tablets. Almost felt like I was in a zombie apocalypse. I had to keep interrupting my party to chat about it, or be interrupt myself when they wanted to chat.

I recently visited The Beatles Story at the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool, and it was an unforgettable experience! The museum beautifully captures the journey of The Beatles — from their early days in Liverpool and Hamburg to their rise as global music icons. The immersive exhibits, original memorabilia, and lifelike recreations of the Cavern Club and Abbey Road were amazing. The audio guide, included with the ticket, made the visit even more engaging, with detailed storytelling and music clips that bring the history to life. The flow of the museum is well-organized, and I recommend spending at least 1.5 to 2 hours to explore it fully. 🎟️ Tickets can be booked online (around £20 for adults) and it’s best to reserve in advance, especially on weekends or holidays. The staff were friendly and everything was easy to navigate. 🚆 Getting there: The museum is at Royal Albert Dock — about a 20-minute walk from Liverpool Lime Street Station or a 5-minute walk from James Street Station. Buses and taxis are also convenient, and parking is available nearby. 💡 Visitor tips: • Go early to avoid crowds. • Don’t skip the audio guide — it adds so much depth! • Combine your visit with nearby attractions like the Maritime Museum or Tate Liverpool. • Wear comfortable shoes and take time to browse the Fab4 Café and souvenir shop. Overall, The Beatles Story is a must-visit for fans and even those with a casual interest in music history. It’s emotional, nostalgic, and very well presented — a true tribute to the Fab Four! 🎶

Very nice experience with a great history behind the band. You go down the steps into the entrance and are invited to have a green screen photo of yourselves as the beetles, Headsets are provided with short video's shown as you go around and yes you can sit down at various stops and enjoy the story, art, photos and videos of your self guided tour it IS a place to visit if your visiting the UK and enjoy old music and history made and shaped modern sound you have today. I provided a FEW photo's but you will have to visit to enjoy what's there ! Ps The staff are very friendly as are the locals who will guide you to and through the venue 👍

An excellent experience. I spent the best part of 4 hours there because I wanted to learn about all the exhibits. The best part for me was the replica of the Cavern Club - I could just imagine myself there in the 60s, watching the Beatles play! I was slightly let down by the audio guide gadget, which stopped working halfway through my time there. Because there were no staff inside the exhibition, I had to walk through to the end, get a replacement and then go back in. That's why I've removed a star.

What a great place to visit if you want to know the story of the Beatles, very informative and well set out. Audio talks available if you wish or you can walk round and read the information at your leisure

I absolutely love this museum! If I ever had the chance to work here, I’d take it in a heartbeat. As a huge music enthusiast, I truly enjoyed exploring the history of iconic bands and artists, and seeing their tour outfits displayed in the cabinets. I even had fun trying out the drums and using the vocal booth myself. I’m from Bradford, but honestly, if I lived in Liverpool I’d be here every day! Highly recommend this place to any fellow music lovers :D 🎸🥁🎤🫶🏻

I was born in 1955 and this journey through British pop music starts a little earlier with skiffle and goes all the way through each era to the present day. I found this a fascinating journey bringing back a wealth of memories. I also noticed the interest in our pop history from both younger people as well as foreign visitors. Two hours plus well spent

Highly recommended for every music lover. See, listen to, experience and learn everything about British music starting from Jazz up to today. Lovingly prepared displays and lots of interactive stuff leave nothing wanting. And an absolute plus: really, really nice and helpful staff! Two thumbs up!! Will come back.

There is loads of different exhibits and bits to see ranging from music in 1940 to the modern day. There is also an interactive part where you can play different instruments. The staff are really friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit

Came here on the first day of the Live Aid pop up, and I was delighted to purchase the official calendars and singles of ‘Do they know it’s Christmas’ and ‘Feed the World’ which have been locked away since 1986/7! On top of that, the whole experience was a must see/do. Zooming through the 50s to the 60s right up until present day. Concluding with (my favourite part), the recording studio and drums/bass/guitars mini digital lessons. It was a real treat and a must do when in Liverpool!

Really enjoyed it at the British Music Experience, however I do feel like it's overpriced for what it is. We booked online as this was cheaper than at the venue itself. Interesting insights into British music throughout the decades, very interactive with a chance to play some instruments too.

Fantastic place to visit. Great memories looking at the items on display. There are some great interactive items from a dance stage to the chance to play some classics keyboards and guitars. Spent long there than I expected, so much to see and do. Would highly recommend a visit for all music fans. Shop has a good selection of items. There is also a cafe and even some lockers so you don't have to be carrying too much around. Staff are great, and our tickets allow us to return, which we intend to do later in the year.

Strange experience, the exhibition was pretty good, however having ving visited other ww2 secret bunkers and Bletchley Park, I felt this site was overly pretentious about its role in turning the tide of war to the extent of diminishing other efforts. We were upsold tickets for a ferry tour. Which we could use as the last ferry sailing was 4 pm, after we had viewed the exhibition. We were also overcharged and the gentleman lounging behind the desk was quite abrasive which immediately soured the experience. If you are going in the afternoon abd want to do the ferry do that first, get the ferry tour out the way as its last sailing is 4 and the exhibition is open until 6.

I happened to be visiting friends in Liverpool and had a bit of time to kill while they were at work and popped in here, as a former history major. I was unaware of this spot before a random search, but was well worth the visit. Lots of good historical bits to take in, interesting info about Russian/British cooperation in the northern seas, plus the planning and execution of Normandy.

An awesome little experience! If you are interested in the history of Liverpool, and the role the city played in the war, visit here. Extremely informational, preserved in an incredibly authentic way and filled with atmosphere. An awesome time if you are interested in this kind of thing.

The Western Approaches and WREN museum was great. It contains tons of great exhibits and information in the exact bunker used during WWII. It was very intersting to understand the vital role this command played in ensuring the safe delivery of supplies to allied posts including traversing the Artic Sea to deliver planes and supplies to Russia. The addition of the WREN museum was a nice bonus and provided insight to the key roles women played in keeping the war effort going.

Fantastic little gem, I lived in the local area my whole life never knew this was here. Fascinating bit of history so much I didn't know! We will definitely be going back!!

Really immersive and well presented narrative of the city during WW2, and what life would have been like In this setting, also very informative of the women's roles in different services from WW1 up to the present day. What's great is that very few items are kept behind glass, you are encouraged to pick up documents and items, to understand the vital work this incredible place undertook.

Outstanding experience. So many fascinating exhibits and recreations telling the story of the war in the Atlantic during WWll. Wonderfully friendly and knowledgeable staff available in period dress all adds to the atmosphere in this hidden gem of a museum.

I absolutely loved this coffee shop which I visited whenever I worked in Liverpool. Devastated to find that it’s closed. Thanks to Cheryl and co for the great coffee, delicious food but most of all for the warm welcome, and the lovely chats. Good luck in the future - I miss you! Penny the trainer from over the road…

Just been here today for my friends baby shower. What a fabulous coffee shop. We had afternoon tea which had a vast array of items along with toasties. The staff here are absolutely fantastic. So friendly. Lovely vibe. Will definitely be going back. Thank you ladies xx

This is a very nice, cozy café with lovely staff, tasty coffee, gorgeous treats and yummy soups. If you want to support independent companies, this is a great place to go. The coffee is roasted locally, the bakery that provides the cakes is an independent, they support local artists and sell beautiful cards... only positive things to say about small fish. Oh, and the turmeric latte with almond milk, to die for.

Lovely little cafe tucked away! The sandwiches and coffee were so lovely. The lady behind the counter gave the most attentive customer service, so chatty and friendly! I also got a blueberry and orange cake to takeaway which was lovely!

A lovely and cozy place for a soup of the day and a Sandwich or a wrap. Super fast service, small selections of dishes and friendly staff that made recomendations. Also quite cheap! Less than 10 £ for soup and wrap

Really nice relaxed atmosphere in "A small fish in a big pond". First impressions count, when everyone looks nice and chilled then that's a great sign of a well run place to me. This definitely scores well there. Dog friendly too. So far so good of things tried, a nice cappuccino and tuna wrap. Need to get back and try the lovely looking cakes.

Stumbled across this lovely, cosy cafe that’s easy to miss on a wander through town. We sat in for coffee and cake and all said how it was one of the nicest places we’ve stopped for a coffee.

Warmly greeted and seated - staff were lovely. This was quite the wrong choice of food for us entirely BUT the young man who served us couldn't have been more helpful - he tried his very best to help us decide - which we did eventually. Nothing at all wrong with the food - we could see other tables absolutely tucking in and thoroughly enjoying it. We'd never tried this type of food ever ( believe it or not). Just not for us - but please don't walk past - it's worth calling in.

Went there to celebrate a birthday among friends, we were welcomed by lovely staff who were the most generous and kind people. They took care of us the whole time, always asking us about the food, if we needed anything etc. When it came to food, hands down, one if the best I’ve had! The flavours, the taste and the portions were just amazing, everyone enjoyed it! The vibes were immaculate, the music and the atmosphere very fun! Special thanks to Laura and Lauren and J (hopefully I have remembered correctly) for being so great! Will definitely go back there! ♥️ sorry for not taking more pictures of the food, but would recommend to try everything! 🌞

I cannot overstate this enough - the food is amazing. The flavours are fantastic, and if you're searching for mouth-watering Mexican dishes then look no further. It's tapas style so order a selection of dishes and tuck in. We got three of the taco dishes - Birria, Baja and Pibil and got the Chicharon belly bites (which are so succulent, and melt in your mouth). Every dish was perfect and we're looking forward to coming back and trying more. The more people you bring the merrier - as you can try more of everything! We went just before the dinner rush and it was fairly quiet but as we left it had picked up and I imagine it gets pretty lively. Staff were lovely, food came out quickly and if you have any room after mains I can recommend the churros. Best churros I've had in a long long time. 10/10 we'll be back.

My friends and I decided to give this place a go after reading the excellent reviews, and we were really impressed. Cieran (apologies if I spelt your name wrong) gave brilliant advice about the menu, and there were lots of options. We ordered a few different items to share amongst us, as there were a lot of dishes we wanted to try. We loved the cadilac nachos with the slow cooked pork. The tuna and crab tostadas were full of flavour and a nice contrast of textures. We found the chorizo taco too rich, but the carne asada and baja fish tacos were excellent and well presented. Finally, I love a spicy cocktail, and it was music to my ears when I was told they could make any cocktail spicy - my favourite was the spicy Paloma! I'd highly recommend a visit. Thank you Cieran and team for a lovely evening and we hope to come again next time we are in Liverpool.

Most of the dishes are very good. Gave my stepdad his first ever snus (nicotine pouch) in here and he had a total whitey. Staff were very nice and let him lay down and contemplate life. Will be back, with more snus.

really warm welcome, very comfy seating and each dish was introduced. we did the madre choice and it didn't dissapoint, we were given nachos, belly pork(delish), fish taco, birras, sweet potato, lamb with pistaccio and corn on the cob highly recommend

Stopped here with my mum yesterday. The place looked like a vibe and we just wanted something light after doing a bit of shopping. The decor was lovely and a bit of a vibe. The food was definitely the downfall. We ordered the chips and guacamole which was okay, nothing h to complain about but wouldn’t be rushing back for it. Then we ordered chicken tacos along with the halloumi tacos. The chicken ones came and there was a bone, the rest of the “meat” was made up of all skin. Not a great dining experience. The halloumi tacos were fine but overall a bit of a let down. However the server we had was great should took the chicken tacos back, informed the chef and offered for us to order something else (we didn’t) and she took it off the bill. We didn’t have two of the cocktails which were great though! Such a good selection of tequila and mezcal. The table next to us seemed to love their food which left us feeling a bit bummed as we wanted to like the place. Overall we won’t be rushing back.

The park that New York's central park was based on. Lovely nature walk, plenty to see and do. Marauding squirrels! The kids [15 yes] enjoyed it as well and even took turns on the outdoor gym equipment too.

Great park, huge but well kept, visitors centre with history of the park, toilets and a café

Beautiful, clean, and peaceful! Great trails, a fun playground, and plenty of space to relax. Perfect for families or a quiet day outdoors—highly recommend.

A lovely park that's very well kept. Go here often with our dogs.

Lovely place with tons of history. Very wheelchair friendly and great place to take the dog. Nice cafe at the visitor centre with a good display of the history timeliness of the park. Only downside is that parking is more difficult si centre you can no longer drive into the park itself.

I absolutely love this beautiful park! It's a peaceful place of the city, perfect for relaxing and enjoying nature. There's so much to see and do whether you're taking a walk, having a picnic, or just watching local wildlife. Friendly squirrels and pigeons, who will even eat from your hand. The only downside is that the water in the ponds could be a bit cleaner, but overall, it’s a wonderful place.

Nice big park, plenty of open grass fields as well as areas with trees and paths, water to walk around, and playgrounds. Wildlife includes ducks, geese, coots, seagulls, pigeons, and squirrels that come right up to your feet to see if you brought any food. The park is split between an upper and a lower park (you have to cross a road to get from one to the other), with the lower park having a bunch of fitness equipment along the paths. There are plenty of benches for those who need a rest or just want to enjoy the views, and also enough maps to avoid getting lost.

I couldn't make up my mind on which Beatles Museum to visit, so I decided to go to both and I'm glad I did. The Liverpool Beatles Museum is more for the knowledgeable fan in my opinion. You already know the story, and here you get to see a lot of original memorabilia and mementos. It's very well presented and a delightful visit. 2 quick notes. Why charge an extra pound for an audio when we already paid 20 for admission? Also, it was very warm in there.

A great museum full of personal belongings from all the Beatles. So much to see!! It is on several levels so no good if you can’t do stairs but a fabulous treasure trove of everything Beatles. Well worth a visit!!!

The museum was excellent but didnt realise that it's recommend to use the audio guide. Not idea with someone using a walking stick. The museum ends up having lots of people standing around not moving or hearing you say 'excuse me'. Tight narrow corridors. Which is understandable due to the museums location. Content is great and shop very well stocked.

Too many negative reviews here - not what I expected from a lot of them. The museum is across 4 floors - the shop on the ground, then pre-Please Please Me, then 1962-66, then 1967-1970. All the Pete Best stuff the other reviews mention is on the first floor - which is really interesting with a lot about the Casbah and Hamburg. There are some great items too, with lots of guitars, memorabilia, and items purchased by the boys. I particularly like some carved coconuts John bought in Hawaii on holiday which were incredibly random but silly. They also have a toilet from Tittinghurst which is odd but nice. There were some really good copies of the Pepper suits and right next to them french horns used on the album. Really enjoyable experience, great shop with decent prices, and not too busy.

This place is basically a 20£ wikipedia article with background music and a gift shop exit. Its like walking through a PowerPoint presentation someone made in 2008 while an audiobook whispers random facts at you about Beatles. John Lennon didnt die for this.

There are lots of exhibitions showing photos and items from The Beatles. For this museum you need to have a knowledge of the history of The Beatles to fully understand the museum

An awesome walk down memory land from my high school and college days! Lived being in the same spot as the Beatles played before making history!

Beautiful walk. Really big pond (we always feed the ducks). Large play area for children to play with Zipwire. Football/basketball pitch located between the play area and pond.

Quiet and calm atmosphere, tranquility by the lake watching the birds. While smoking my pipe. Very calming and brought back memories of my childhood.

Lovely park, bigger than you think. The lake has lots of geese, ducks and swans. Sometimes when I've been some thoughtless people have left rubbish, packaging from fishing equipment and fast food containers, which is really annoying. But mostly it's a nice clean park, spring is especially beautiful with lots of lovely flowers and a walled garden too.

A large park, complete with lake and forested areas, walled garden, cricket ground and outdoor gym equipment. The park is well kept and fairly tidy but very busy on hot days.

Central Park is a great local green space, and has an air of somewhere that the community genuinely uses and values. Plenty of dog walking space, children's playgrounds, BMX track, and even the chance to watch a weekend cricket match in the summer. Definitely something the local community should continue to support however possible

Popular and beautiful park in Wallasey. It's got football pitches, cricket ground, children's play area, walled garden, toilets, cafe, fishing lake, fitness course and a free carpark. There's usually an ice-cream van beside the carpark.

Beautiful park well manicured. Very neat to see kids using it to its fullest.

Top park in new Brighton just off the promenade opposite the new Everton ground, nice flower displays and well kept and a good play area and free toilets and lots of free street parking and a very good well stocked cafe with good coffee and a wide selection of ice creams available.

Lovely small park with bandstand, cafe, seating and public toilets. There was slso a pirate art installation there and a miniature cottage for children to play in, complete with a tea set. Absolutely stunning.

This is a lovely park, it has a bandstand with music and concerts in the summer, main attraction is the fairy village, painstakingly built by volunteers which has the younger children enthralled with the different stations, they find different things every time you open one the tiny doors, so cleverly done. It's also got an exercise station for the grown ups and a multitude of swings ect,. for the children, it has a cafe, places to sit overlooking the river and watching the squirrels run up and down the trees.

Love the little fairy forest they have made its lovely, there's a little gingerbread house and everything, there's also a park and somewhere to have a nice ice cream afterwards 🤍

What a little find. A must with small kids to enthuse the imagination with fairy's, trees, grassland and a great play ground next door. Adults can endulge in the community cafe.

Vale Park is a pleasant spot for a stroll or a picnic, with some green spaces and views of the surrounding area. It’s generally clean and well-kept, making it fine for a short visit. However, the facilities are limited, and some areas feel a bit neglected. It’s a decent place to spend a little time outdoors, but not particularly exciting or unique compared to other parks nearby.

Lovely park the grandkids loved it

Popped in by chance for lunch and had Probably one of the best paninis I’ve ever eaten. We ordered the pistacchiosa and the calabrese- the focaccia on both was beautiful! No mortadella or matcha when we visited but the food certainly made up for that when it arrived. Nice bright atmosphere inside, definitely a little hidden gem.

Focaccia pistacchiosa was so good. Home made focaccia and pesto sauce from Sicily. Nice music and ambience. Owner was also very helpful in recommending the food items! Will definitely be back again!

Well thought out menu with delicious and tasty options. Great value for money and excellent service!

We had a quick lunch at this place, wanted to try sicilian food. They have Sicilian beer, the food is so good, cappuccino- one of the best I’ve ever had.

Friendly owner. Enjoyed a delicious Rizzuola al Ragu and superb Cappuccino. Bought a tasty loaf - eat at home with extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Hope to visit again (very) soon. HISTORIC ENGLAND (historicengland.org.uk) Listed Buildings: 90-98 Dale St and 1-3 Crosshall St.

Tough one for me, this. I would say absolutely go for the pistachio cannoli, as it was incredible. Like the best I've had in this city by a clear mile. The staff member who served us was wonderful too. Didn't get her name but she was great. We had some issues. They "only had one lasagne" and it's not like there's many other mains to choose from. But also how can you only have one lasagne? Bread and olives felt a bit stingy in the portion size too. A handful of olives and two slices of sourdough cut in half to make four. £6.50? The men's toilet door does not lock, and there was pee everywhere. May have been bad timing but it just wasn't a great experience. All in all, no rush to go back at those prices. We spent £30 each on two drinks, some bread, and a starter.

Worth the wait for a table... the truest representation of an Italian trattoria I've come across in the UK. Food was delicious, just keep in mind the tomatoes aren't from Sicily! And the service was friendly and filled with Italian bravado! Definitely worth a try if you're nearby.

Worst chippy in Wallasey had 2 pies and had to spit them out on counter as out of date and sour chips were re heats burnt soggy grandkids had salt pepper chicken we're rock hard and tiny portions the price was £18 for 2 portions chip one sausage and small salt pepper chicken I've put 3 stickers in my car window to warn people I only live 2 streets away and will warn as many people I know never to go there. Evan my friend warned me 2 weeks ago he'll never go the again totally disgusted not at all friendly staff how on earth could anyone give this place good reviews

Okay, most people I know rate this place a 5* for their extensive menu, but my tastes are simple... a portion of chips (+/- a sausage).. Very simple. Lol I had to leave 4* as, in my opinion, the chips were too dry for my liking, I enjoy a bit of grease. Everything else was great, friendly staff, quickly served, clean shop area, etc. All great. Just not quite to my taste unfortunately. Can't stress enough though, loads of people I know rave about this place, so it deserves a try if you've never been.

We are a regular customer here order 3-4 times a week and tonight the chips were disgusting! Never tasted anything like it the after taste and just everything! It has really put us off such a shame as we love this chippy

ordered a chicken kebab and my expectations were high since it took so long to get it, but all i got was dry old bread and chicken on top. no sauce, vegetables or even fresh bread

Best food. Best service and the quality was amazing. Everything fresh 🙌🏼

You've gotta try the salt and pepper chicken from this place! Staff are friendly and efficient and work with you if there are multiple takeaways for you to get food from.

We had Chinese and the chicken was like rubber. Hopefully this was just a fluke. The other items we ordered were good.

Highly recommend! We had a great meal at Mexican Bar & Grill in Wallasey and will definitely be returning. The food was excellent and the two-course deal at £14 is fantastic value for money. For starters, we tried the chicken taquitos and spicy beef taquitos. The waiter warned us that the beef was very spicy, and we almost didn’t order it — but I’m so glad we took a chance! The beef taquitos absolutely stole the show — full of flavour with only the slightest gentle kick. In comparison, the chicken was fine but nowhere near as good as the beef. For mains, we had the chicken chimichanga and chicken burrito. Both were very tasty, but in hindsight, we regretted not going for the beef options after how much we enjoyed the beef starter! Next time, we’ll know better. Overall, this was one of the best Mexican meals we’ve had locally. I’d highly recommend trying it — and if you’re unsure about the “spicy” beef, don’t hesitate — it’s very manageable and incredibly flavourful. Looking forward to going back and trying more dishes soon

We come here for my daughter’s 16th birthday, it was our first time having Mexican food and we were pleasantly surprised how delish the food was. Before our meals come out we got a bowl of complementary nachos to share, the food come out piping hot. The price of food was excellent value for money we will definitely be coming back soon

Tried the taquitos and halloumi burrito at this Mexican spot and really enjoyed both. The taquitos was crispy and full of flavor—classic and satisfying. The halloumi burrito was a pleasant surprise, with the grilled cheese adding a rich, savory twist. Great mix of traditional and creative flavors. Friendly service and a welcoming vibe. Definitely worth a visit Very nice people Deepak and Shruti ❤️❤️💯💯😘😘

Love this place! We go here a lot because it’s my favourite restaurant to go to as the food is always great, the chicken fajitas are lovely and are a great price. The staff are always super friendly aswell!

First time visiting and I’ll definitely be back again. The food was lovely and full of flavour. The staff were really welcoming and full of smiles. Can’t wait to come back and try more of the menu.

Yeah not bad but didn't wow me compared to other Mexicans I've tried around the country. Pretty good flavour but no spice and the chips were over done and hard. The service was ok but it was slow and I couldn't understand what they were saying too well either. Would possibly try again but not in any rush.

Just moved to the area and didn't want to drive for food. This hidden gem of a restaurant is very welcoming, quirky interior and most importantly.. the food was tasty as hell. So glad this place is on my doorstep as i will be going here multiple times in the future

I took my partner here for his birthday. We had the bottomless brunch. The food was delicious and the service was fab & friendly. I highly recommend Rise & Grind!

It's a very unassuming looking place, but the food reviews on Google Maps brought me here. The waiting staff were really nice and had good chat, I had the "Eggs Specialé" and they were fantastic, I'd probably pay a little more for this quality breakfast in Liverpool or any other bigger city, the prices are really fair £3 for a latté and £9 for the meal, they take card but please remember to bring some change to tip them if you enjoyed it like I did!

Lovely little place. The food is amazing. The portions aren't shy, staff can't do enough for you. The downside I can think of is there's no direct parking; with that being said there's a few side streets and parking main road. There is live music too - and a wonderful singer playing piano. A great visit. Thoroughly enjoyed. Edit: grammar & wanted to add some extra.. I love this place. I hope people see my review and go to experience their service.. it really is good. The foods great.. I'd prefer good service over good food (if I had a choice..) But I just wanted to highlight that the staff there are amazing.. the food is very good too, of course.. but yes... definitely top 10 places I've been there this year.. I can continue writing but my washing needs to go in the dryer.. 🤐😆 10/10 I'll be back soon - I live 30 Miles away so that says something. Thanks Rise &, Grind.. totally exceptional 👏

Inside this place youll find the best service, friendly and polite staff. Food is excellent and presented very well. Great decor with bar and seating are outside also. Highly recommended.

Absolutely delicious food. NEVER disappointed. Me and my dad go quite regularly and have tried other places and always come back to rise and grind. This is a croque madam with mushrooms, egg and halloumi with a cheesey sauce. Incredible, very generous size (I can never finish it). Gorgeous

Lovely breakfast served with nice beer. Wanted a decent breakfast for our lads Xmas day out. Couldn’t of found a better cafe. All the lads loved it. Also with decent beer you can’t go wrong.

Love this place, what a find. Coffee is to die for I would come here just for that but luckily for me food is also brilliant. Plenty of vegan options and also meaty and cheesey ones! Staff are also attentive and polite. Been so many times. I love to support local business and I hope this place is here to stay for a long time.