Sayers - St. John's Precinct in Liverpool

Inadvertently found this great Sicilian food take-out/eat-in concept in St John’s market. It’s an arena full of quirky individually inspired small businesses that just have to be explored to get a true sense of people centrally doing the thing they love and are inspired by. Full support should be given to all. For Cose Buone, a sense of Italy predominates, local language and cuisine fills the air. I had a homemade Calazone stuffed with mozzarella and ham and the other bolognese, all for £8.10 including Latte, amazing value, the only way to do it with a feeling of stepping out of Liverpool to be somewhere else. Love it and best of luck to the Lads running it, they deserve all the best business success 😊👍🏼x

Amazing , more people should know about it. The food tastes proper home made and with love , sweet or savoury you will not be disappointed. Worth the effort to fi d it in St John's Market/ food hall.

Authentic Sicilian food tucked away in St Johns. I had an arancinci - delicious rice, mozzarella and spinach with a crispy coating. Recommend to anyone to try this gem.

Love this little cafe. I used to come here before lockdown. I'm glad they open again. My favourite are latte and bomboloni.

Absolutely amazing!! We have been a couple of time times now. We love the Pistachio Brioche and Cannoli. Highly recommend!

Hidden gem inside St John Market food hall. Traditional Sicilian food. Sweet, savoury and good coffee. ☕

The Arancina rice balls were great, just like inspector Montelbano would have wanted :)

Delicious pizza made of stone base and vegetable with top quality cappuccinos. The staffs are friendly and quick serve. It is hidden away just follow the gorgeous smell. Will go there again.

One of the best kept secrets in Liverpool. Hidden away inside St John's Shopping Centre (think the old market), Code Buone is a gem of a place to stop for a bite to eat and a proper proper coffee. Had heard about this place on the grapevine and just checking it out myself as I am writing this review. Great spot, lovely food and the cakes are to die for. There's a meal deal option of a slice of freshly cooked pizza, fries and a drink for a mere fiver, which represents great value considering that it's right in the middle of the city centre. Like I said, it's hidden away in the old part of St John's Maket, so it's a great spot to get away from the packet venues elsewhere and take a load off while enjoying some great tasting food. Highly recommend.

You can tell the food is homemade as it tastes fantastic. It's a bit out of the way but even if you only get the pesto and pistachio arancina it's totally worth it. I don't understand how they keep the prices so low! The lunch deal is great too. £5 for a main (pizza slice for example) with chips and a drink.