Vella was amazing, thanks for 11/10 service, I appreciate it !!
Joel Slater
Dietary restrictions: Gluten free option was great
Ian Mackie
I paid £34.10 for a glass of merlot; a pint of lager, half a pint of Cider and a diet coke. WHAT A RIP-OFF!
Neil Carter
I'd say we visit here pretty regularly, but I prefer it a bit earlier in the evening as it can get pretty busy and the bar area is a bit tight. The service from most of the bar staff is fast and efficient (one or two though are more interested in looking cool and chatting to girls at the bar). There's a decent range of beers and obviously loads of cocktails etc. Last time I had a zero alcohol lager it wasn't great (erdinger) but I've not ordered one since so may have a better selection now. When ordering short drinks you get a proper glass for single measures, which is actually unusual round these ways, so it's nice if you're just wanting to have a relaxing drink and not get too drunk. Pricey place though, even more so than most in the area, but it's a good bar with usually decent music. Just pick and choose who you go to to get served!
Monika Ksiazek
Went with friends for bottomless brunch. This was my first time at Castle St TOwnhouse, had boss time . Food was nice and prosecco fresh. Would recommend this place.
Ryan Higginson
Went in when it was reasonably busy (4th March 23), there was a small space with seats between the front window and the bar. The doorman watched as we queued at the bar and paid for a reasonably expensive round of drinks.We then sat down and then got told we were 'in the way', I explained that there was nowhere else to go as it was so busy, I was l told by the doorman in a patronising way that he didn't care and to 'just get out of the way' weirdly though we were in the corner and not in anybody's way?I was disgusted with the way I was spoken to and immediately left, leaving my friends and my full drink behind, will never go back.
Saran
Good Food at a reasonable price and a nice ambience too. Just that the waitress could have been a little bit better than throwing the bill at our table.
MCB
Popped in for impromptu brunch and were not disappointed. we availed of the 50 percent off menu in January and it did not skimp on service, portions or quality!! Would go again for the full price!
Tom Gardiner
Great spot for breakfast! Took my friend Owen here on recommendation, brilliant service from the host Maddie! Carlos made us some brilliant coffee and had great recommendations for cocktails! Service with a smile and brilliant food!
Artur Siejka
A great place to stop when visiting Liverpool. Nice service, good beer and wine. In the evening you can watch the #LFC match.
We were staying in a hotel on the same street and decided to pop in for lunch on our last day in Liverpool. Once we got there we were told that breakfast was on till 1pm, lunch started at 1pm - which wasn’t what we wanted but we decided to stay for breakfast as we had a train to catch. The decor was nice, the place was clean. The customer service started good, we got seated quickly and our order was taken quickly too. It wasn’t very busy, I’d say 4 tables were occupied by small groups. Once we got our food, we had to ask for missing cutlery, nobody came back to ask how our food was, nobody came back to take another drinks order. Most of the staff were at the back of the restaurant chatting. I ordered the eggs florentine but it was missing the eggs. Not sure how that’s possible but once I managed to get hold of someone, they just served me eggs on the side. Not ideal as that’s not what i ordered and as my bf started eating, I had to wait to find out what was going on. Out of curiosity, I asked (politely) what happened and all I got was ‘I don’t know, the chef was confused’. They tried to charge us £55 for a disaster meal, ignored and to chase them around for a little service. The lady made me feel like a burden for asking and made me feel like it was my fault. It even got to the point where my bf had to go up to the desk and make payment even though we asked to pay several times. I can understand if it was busy, but it wasn’t and they had plenty of staff! I wouldn’t return, which is a shame because my bf enjoyed his breakfast.
Christine Hughes
I visited the townhouse with a group of family and friends to celebrate a 60th birthday. The staff were extremely accommodating, arranging for our group of 15 to sit together, and the waitress was out of this world. Friendly, efficient, and really helpful, she made our time there the best it could be. We had the Bottomless Brunch, the bubbles flowed freely, and the food was great, with excellent portion sizes. Thanks to all the staff at the Castle Street Town House.
Amali Kulasinghe
Impeccable service and a charming ambiance make Castle St Townhouse a top-notch dining destination. The attention to detail in both presentation and taste is commendable..
patrick mcnamara
lovely welcome at the door drink we're
Bernie Fernandez- hart
Great food excellent value for money and really good friendly staff would highly
Vella was amazing, thanks for 11/10 service, I appreciate it !!
Dietary restrictions: Gluten free option was great
I paid £34.10 for a glass of merlot; a pint of lager, half a pint of Cider and a diet coke. WHAT A RIP-OFF!
I'd say we visit here pretty regularly, but I prefer it a bit earlier in the evening as it can get pretty busy and the bar area is a bit tight. The service from most of the bar staff is fast and efficient (one or two though are more interested in looking cool and chatting to girls at the bar). There's a decent range of beers and obviously loads of cocktails etc. Last time I had a zero alcohol lager it wasn't great (erdinger) but I've not ordered one since so may have a better selection now. When ordering short drinks you get a proper glass for single measures, which is actually unusual round these ways, so it's nice if you're just wanting to have a relaxing drink and not get too drunk. Pricey place though, even more so than most in the area, but it's a good bar with usually decent music. Just pick and choose who you go to to get served!
Went with friends for bottomless brunch. This was my first time at Castle St TOwnhouse, had boss time . Food was nice and prosecco fresh. Would recommend this place.
Went in when it was reasonably busy (4th March 23), there was a small space with seats between the front window and the bar. The doorman watched as we queued at the bar and paid for a reasonably expensive round of drinks.We then sat down and then got told we were 'in the way', I explained that there was nowhere else to go as it was so busy, I was l told by the doorman in a patronising way that he didn't care and to 'just get out of the way' weirdly though we were in the corner and not in anybody's way?I was disgusted with the way I was spoken to and immediately left, leaving my friends and my full drink behind, will never go back.
Good Food at a reasonable price and a nice ambience too. Just that the waitress could have been a little bit better than throwing the bill at our table.
Popped in for impromptu brunch and were not disappointed. we availed of the 50 percent off menu in January and it did not skimp on service, portions or quality!! Would go again for the full price!
Great spot for breakfast! Took my friend Owen here on recommendation, brilliant service from the host Maddie! Carlos made us some brilliant coffee and had great recommendations for cocktails! Service with a smile and brilliant food!
A great place to stop when visiting Liverpool. Nice service, good beer and wine. In the evening you can watch the #LFC match.
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We were staying in a hotel on the same street and decided to pop in for lunch on our last day in Liverpool. Once we got there we were told that breakfast was on till 1pm, lunch started at 1pm - which wasn’t what we wanted but we decided to stay for breakfast as we had a train to catch. The decor was nice, the place was clean. The customer service started good, we got seated quickly and our order was taken quickly too. It wasn’t very busy, I’d say 4 tables were occupied by small groups. Once we got our food, we had to ask for missing cutlery, nobody came back to ask how our food was, nobody came back to take another drinks order. Most of the staff were at the back of the restaurant chatting. I ordered the eggs florentine but it was missing the eggs. Not sure how that’s possible but once I managed to get hold of someone, they just served me eggs on the side. Not ideal as that’s not what i ordered and as my bf started eating, I had to wait to find out what was going on. Out of curiosity, I asked (politely) what happened and all I got was ‘I don’t know, the chef was confused’. They tried to charge us £55 for a disaster meal, ignored and to chase them around for a little service. The lady made me feel like a burden for asking and made me feel like it was my fault. It even got to the point where my bf had to go up to the desk and make payment even though we asked to pay several times. I can understand if it was busy, but it wasn’t and they had plenty of staff! I wouldn’t return, which is a shame because my bf enjoyed his breakfast.
I visited the townhouse with a group of family and friends to celebrate a 60th birthday. The staff were extremely accommodating, arranging for our group of 15 to sit together, and the waitress was out of this world. Friendly, efficient, and really helpful, she made our time there the best it could be. We had the Bottomless Brunch, the bubbles flowed freely, and the food was great, with excellent portion sizes. Thanks to all the staff at the Castle Street Town House.
Impeccable service and a charming ambiance make Castle St Townhouse a top-notch dining destination. The attention to detail in both presentation and taste is commendable..
lovely welcome at the door drink we're
Great food excellent value for money and really good friendly staff would highly