marie turner wrote...

We like the Bold Hotel. There's a blackboard full of dishes - many of them quite unusual as well as very tasty toasted sandwiches. It's a good place to go for lunch if you're having a day at the shops.

Posted by: marie turner  | January 18, 2008 8:16 PM

Henry Pudduck wrote...

I'd recommend the Auberge Brasserie, which is just around the corner from The Bold Hotel. Great food and always great service.

Perhaps have lunch at The Bold, wander around Lord Street then have dinner at the Auberge. What could be better?

I'd also recommend the French cafe (great galettes) in the Wayfarers Arcade

Thanks for that Henry - I like those two places myself - but what's a galette?

Posted by: Henry Pudduck  | January 19, 2008 1:43 PM

jill bond wrote...

Hi Deb - love your column (not that i'm trying to win the prize!) We really love the Dolce Vita in Ainsdale. The staff are wonderful and the food is always delicious - have you tried it?

Posted by: jill bond  | January 19, 2008 8:13 PM

Joanne Chan-Atkinson wrote...

We always go to The North Garden in Chinatown, Liverpool. It's a small and modest family owned chinese restuarant that serves the most gorgeous salt and pepper squid. Tai Pan is good too. The Ko Sing in Crosby was the best before mum and dad retired and sold the business but of course I'd say that, I'm biased! But there is a secret place in Ainsdale that makes the best roast dinners I have ever had, speaking of which, see you tomorrow!
xxx
thanks Joanne!

Posted by: Joanne Chan-Atkinson  | January 19, 2008 9:25 PM

Mrs P. Crouch wrote...

We like the Jade Gardens in Ainsdale for the early evening banquet - very good value and the food is always reliable. They do takeaways too.

Posted by: Mrs P. Crouch  | January 20, 2008 11:32 AM

bryan.christiann wrote...

I recomend the Farmers Arms Standish just at the back of Charnock Richards (Do not confuse with the Original Farmers Arms) Meals go eat wont be disapointed

thanks Bryan - don't think I know that one.
deb

Posted by: bryan.christiann  | January 21, 2008 7:18 PM

WENDY HALL wrote...

2 places come to mind one near and one further afield.

Tapas tapas on south road in Waterloo is a must but try mid week because it gets very busy on weekends.
In Barley on the way to Clitheroe is a wonderful pub I can't remember what it is called but there is only one pub and it is wonderful, very relaxing and does the most wonderful steaks.
Happy eating

Posted by: WENDY HALL  | April 5, 2008 4:02 PM