The best restaurants in Mersey Halton North West

Had the pleasure of having breakfast yesterday at Deadman Ink Tattoo Studio and met the lovely Mark. Wish we would have tried sooner. Superb food and banter 🍳☕️😂 Give it a try folks 👍🏼

Order 8 takeout breakfasts for work. All food hot and tasty, quick service, good price, packaged well for takeout. Nice local business I highly recommend

Quality food, happy and very friendly staff the food had taste. Prompt and quality service.

Great litte bar in runcorn good during these troubled covid times appointment booking for tables until may with restrictions being lifed but good astmospere food is nice and great local prices are reasonable but little high no complaints if you like to socialze lots of local people under a archway of fun this place is good vibe

This place has improved a hell of a lot, really good for a drink and pool. Our new local.

I ordered lamb shawarma plate and it was the worst food I had eaten .. meat was dry and it was OVERFLOWING with chips salad and meat !! I had to order hot sauce on top which had no taste ! My friend ordered mousaka and he got mince and aubergine mush with RICE!! Definitely not going back!!

Full English 10/10 lovely staff

What a great place first visit however best place in Runcorn read mixed reviews before going here , so was a bit nervous , however it was relaxing,friendly, polite staff ,food was tasty and hot the restaurant was clean it was amazing highly recommend but leave me a table will definitely be back thank you

Great local pub. Quality beer served every time. Lovely, friendly and efficient local staff. Nice environment and atmosphere to have a drink in.

I decided today that I want something more exciting for lunch apart from my bland chicken sandwich and 2 apples. I came out of the office and walked across the bus way and saw a colleague of mine standing at the bus stop having some fresh air. He asked where I was going, so I told him that I was looking to go somewhere for a sandwich for lunch. He suggested Co-op or Iceland, but then he said that I should go into Monk's delicatessen. He said he had some great sandwiches from there and their ingredients were very fresh and the manager frequently gave him the end of the ham, saying that it would be too stringy to put through the slicer. I decided to go to Monk's on his recommendation. The staff were very warm znd welcoming and were very attentive when I mentioned my dairy intolerance. They ran me down the ingredients they used to fill the sandwiches and there were many meats, cheeses and extensive salad ingredients too. The staff told me what had milk products in and what didn't. I chose brown bread, 3 types salami, roast ham and all of the salad. I also selected an Oasis summer fruits bottle. It all came to £6.20. My colleague said that the costs would be comparable with Co-op or Iceland sandwiches. I thought on average the price was slightly more expensive. However, the price of the sandwich was only £5 and matched the freshness of ingredients and was very filling. The saltiness of the ham and the spiciness of the chorizo complimented each other with the freshness of the salad ingredients which cut through the smokiness of the meat. It was incredible value compared to the packaged sandwiches of the other local shops. The sandwich was 'fit' and 'to die for' as I described it back to my colleagues in the office. From the first bite to the last, the freshness of ingredients and the smokiness and spiciness of the meats were delightful and certainly did more than fill the void in my stomach that normally my bland chicken sandwich did. Incredibly friendly and attentive staff and beautiful hand made fresh sandwiches which I definitely would return if I needed a tasty sandwich for lunch. Thank you very much and keep on making!

Ordered through just eat the company uses tips off sayers advertisement. Secondly charged 3.25 for a baguette that arrived with a £2.00 price tag on food was disgusting

Saw good TA reviews and arrived in time for a late breakfast. The location is a bit hidden away and not ideal, on a Runcorn industrial estate close to train station. Very limited parking slots outside, the coach firm next door put cones out on what they feel is their bit of their road. I parked opposite the tyre place on Picow Farm Road. Warm and friendly welcome. I was the only eat in customer, mainly takeout customers. Brekkie was £6 and tasty enough, adequate portion, no need to go large. The tea cost another £1.50 served in a glass teapot and mug, unusual. No toilet facilities that I could see. I’d visit again - if they manage to sort the parking out. Thank you!

I've had a few orders from here before and have always enjoyed them I also left a great review 5 months ago . Not sure if there is a new chef now or the cost of living crisis is having an impact but not the same I was shocked at what I got , infact I didn't even eat it Such a shame as its refreshing to have different choices especially in a small town in runcorn but I won't be ordering again . My friend group has also experienced the same loved it then the last delivery gross