Lovelocks Coffee Shop

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After seeing St. John's Gardens, it may be a nice idea to visit this cafe. Tourists recommend British dishes at Lovelocks Coffee Shop. Many people visit this place to taste nicely cooked mushrooms, bacon and halloumi. You can share tasty pancakes, bagels and carrot cakes with your friends and spend a good time here. Most likely, you'll come back to this spot later to degust great chai latte, matcha or flat whites.

This cafe with takeaway dishes is suitable for those guests who like to have lunch on the go. Many reviewers consider the staff good. Service at Lovelocks Coffee Shop is something one can name nice. Here you will pay democratic prices. At this place, visitors can enjoy the charming atmosphere and fancy decor. Google gives it 4.7 so you can select this spot to have a good time here.

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JasPaul Singh Request content removal
Don’t know why the prices are that high. £10.40 for two sausages, two toast, with two small eggs, for 3 things, I would’ve expected this to cost £8 When in two years time this little breakfast may cost £ 12 or £14, (no bacon, no mushrooms, no baked beans, no drink, no tomatoes) and for 3 things you pay £10.40, it’s overpriced. I wanted to order the same today , but obviously I wanted to check what was charged at the weekend, Was that actually right? I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that. So Gave Sarah feedback on it, and tried to pull her to the side away, and asked her politely if that’s right £10.40, she said over there there’s the menu. She’s way too emotional and sensitive on Feedback, a query what I was charged last weekend was that right? Before I order it again, I want to know and check… Some people have a meltdown if you question - query it, obviously it’s not about who is the boss it’s just about saying okay yes i am in charge to yourself, and to customer / person raising the query question, we take your feedback. What would you like now? That is high-level customer service. I looked at the menu and I saw one sausage is £2, it’s a crazy amount. £8 would be the Top someone should pay for this here, 3 items - toast, egg, and sausage, definitely Not £10.40 This is not fancy part of London! They rely heavily on a young student, hippie crowd, basically aren’t going to question the costs. Secondly, the location is in a bit of a hidden place, next to a travel lodge! As I tried to resolve it amicably on Monday in the coffee shop with staff / Sarah particularly I I’m annoyed that she did not handle it well, and made it way more dramatic than what it should be. Take the feedback, look for ways to improve and your business better Sarah. Not charging £2 for one sausage!! that’s what you call rip off Britain. The guy cooking the food did a good job! No complaints with him. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 1
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2 months ago
Hi, I’m sorry I was “too emotional” for you, haha! When you pretended to cry and mock me like a bully in a school play ground when I said that you were rude to me, I realised our conversation was over and you didn’t like it.We budget for the increasing prices and we pay our staff a fair living wage. We’re not greedy as I tried to tell you but then you tried to tell me how to run my business.We’re just not compatible friend. Have a nice life without us in it.
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Veronica Stewart Request content removal
Faaab independent cafe. Lovely staff. Lovely food. Good prices. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Breakfast Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Parking space: Not sure Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly Wheelchair accessibility: Yes.
Josh Request content removal
Lovelocks Coffee Shop is without a doubt the friendliest place for some food and/or a coffee in town. Not only that, the fact that the food I can purchase is always of outstanding quality makes it worth the journey, every single time. As an example, I'd previously been visiting family who had a trade stand in an exhibition at Liverpool Central Library (only a few minutes away!) and I visited Lovelocks to buy a sandwich. It was honestly so good that I bought another 4 to takeaway and give to my family and friends. They literally could not get enough of these sandwiches. That's the level that this coffee shop is at and I'm glad to be so close (Wirral) to enable me to visit as often as I can. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
British, Vegetarian options
££££ Price range per person £10-£20
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27 Old Haymarket
Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
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27 Old Haymarket, Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
Features
Сredit cards accepted Outdoor seating Wi-Fi Wheelchair accessible No delivery Takeaway Parking
Opening hours
SundaySun Closed
MondayMon 8AM-4PM
TuesdayTue 8AM-4PM
WednesdayWed 8AM-4PM
ThursdayThu 8AM-4PM
FridayFri 8AM-4PM
SaturdaySat 10AM-4PM
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