Liberty Bell Coffee Birkenhead

Reviews

1. Michael Hourihan ★★★★★

   First time at Liberty Bell, had no expectations. I really enjoyed my visit, couple of cups of tea and a sandwich (very reasonable), in a cosy well decorated and furnished place. Staff were warm, and professional, it was busy, but didn't feel busy, just a nice environment to be in and spend an hour or two. Really enjoyed my time, and look forward to my next visit.

   almost 8 months ago
2. Anna Gudaniec ★★★★★

   Great coffee, great beautifully presented brunch food. Good interesting veggie options. Support a local cafe instead of paying for a Premier inn breakfast!

   1 year ago
3. Chris Nisbet ★★★★★

   Brilliant location, matched equally by the quality of the food and service. Admittedly, I didn't personally eat here, I just had drinks, so I'm going by what my business colleague rated the food, which was 5*. Just opposite Hamilton Square train station, Liberty Bell is split into 2 rooms, catering for between 40-50 people. The main services area as you enter the building caters for around 16. The main room to the left probably seats twice as many people. The building is well decorated, extremely clean and the food was equally well presented.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Em Rose ★★★☆☆

   Was recommend here for breakfast, came on a Friday at 11ish and was very busy so I would recommend booking if you're looking to go here. Full English was really nice quality ingredients however the portion sizes were that of a small breakfast, value for money wasn't great for the price. Beans were piping on 2 of our breakfasts but stone cold on the 3rd which was odd. Resolved fairly quickly. If you've not got a huge appetite this place would be great for you.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Martin Connell ★★★★★

   Really interesting and varied menu. Some great favourites for breakfast and brunch, cooked breakfast, burgers, pizza and loaded fries.. but some very tasty unusual burgers/ sandwiches like Bhaji smuggler - Onion bhaji, peanut coriander chutney, raita, lime-pickled onions and Bombay mix, on a ciabatta., With fries. Great coffees and lethal cakes, huge ones from the local polish bakery. Good place to hide out and right next to Hamilton Square station if you're heading into or out of town to meet people.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Jack W Gille ★★★★★

   Lovely little coffee shop, I sat in for about half an hour whilst doing my university studies and ordered a hot Caramel Latte. They had big pillows on the seats which made it cosy. Lovely space to read. Definitely will be returning!

   almost 4 years ago

1. David and Jax Parkin ★★★★★

   What a lovely little cafe/ coffee house. We had breakfast and also returned for lunch. It was very busy at breakfast, less so at lunch time, but we got a table easily. We ordered and paid at the counter and our food and drinks was brought to the table. Prices are a little steep. For four drinks and a bowl of cereal we paid £14 and for two teas and two sandwiches we paid £20. However, the food was lovely. There is a unisex toilet that was clean and accessible.

   almost 4 years ago

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