We came for the Japanese Tasting Menu and had a vegan version and a veggie version, both of which were amazing. The food was beautiful, the cherry blossom mocktails were delicious, and the theme and presentation was brilliant. We loved it! All the staff were really friendly too, so we had a great evening - thank you!!!
Book to make sure you have a seat,very popular food brilliant.
Outstanding, I've lived in the area for just over a year and still hadn't found a full English to wrote home about, but now I have. Good food, well run small business, good service, nice atmosphere. Highly recommended
I do appreciate the quality of food, which is, for food standards of Runcorn, extremely high. All breakfast meals have flavours, are very well presented and there is sufficient variety of them. Coffee is also more than decent and by far the best in Runcorn. The only thing that disappointed me are the pancakes. It's great that they are freshly made. Unfortunately the pistachio sauce was way too sweet, bland and artificial. Staff is very friendly, so my final rating has to be 5*
The food itself was very nice, however our table of four waited for around 45 minutes for the first 2 meals to arrive. It then took asking two different staff members for the cutlery to come. Finally the last 2 meals arrived around 15 minutes after the first 2 came, by which time the first 2 had nearly finished. I appreciate anywhere can have busy days but you should be told when you walk in if there will be a long wait. However, the main reason for leaving a negative review, which I usually wouldn’t, is that when one of our party mentioned it to the front of house staff on our way out, they didn’t seem bothered in the slightest.
I'd seen this place advertised on Facebook and while I was off work and the weather was glorious we decided to try it out. We parked around the corner from Runcorn Hill as the road outside the restaurant was closed due to a crumbling wall. Despite being advised of a 45 minute wait for food we took an ice cold pint of shandy in the garden at the rear. However due to the hot weather the friendly staff found us a table indoors. Unfortunately they had sold out of the salmon for the Eggs Benedict so I chose to have mine with bacon. The other half chose a Turkish flatbread. Sure enough the food arrived as promised due to regular updates from the staff. Mine was very well presented, hot and delicious with poached eggs that were still runny (the way I like them), crispy bacon and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar and seeds which added a nice crunch. The other half"s Turkish flatbread came with two lamb koftas that were delicious and fragrant with spices, large flatbread, a full salad including onion, lettuce, diced tomatoes, pomegranate seeds and a yoghurt and mint dressing. In hindsight we probably could have just ordered the flatbread between us it was that large! We were that full there was no room for dessert which looked amazing and is all made on site. They also offer cocktails and a tapas menu on a Friday and Saturday night and a roast dinner on Sundays. We will certainly be returning to sample these delights but we will be booking in advance
Cozy, charming, and good value. I got the Brunch Board, which came with fresh orange for £10. It was so tasty and a good value. The space itself is charming with cute decor and our server was fab. I also got a latte, which was well made. I'll definitely be back.
The Bake House is located at The Old Post Office, 2 Highlands Rd, Cheshire, Runcorn WA7 4PR, UK
You can contact The Bake House at +44 1928 620957
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