Love to Eat in Sefton

Went here today with a friend. Great location in the heart of Ormskirk town centre with friendly and professional staff and great food (I had a pot of tea to drink and a waffle with syrup to eat which were both lovely). Highly recommended! :)

Ate here today. This cafe has been here for a while and has always had quite slow serving, I guess it’s expected. However me and my wife visited today. I’ve left feeling quite ripped off.She ordered a fish finger ciabatta and I ordered the full monty breakfast. After the table next to us complained they had been waiting half an hour for their food, theirs came. However, we were there before them and ordered before them. Nevermind. When the food came my wife’s fish finger ciabatta was on bread, without any sauce. My full monty breakfast consisted of one sausage, beans, bacon, which was greasy and an egg. We had a cup of tea and a flat white. The flat white wasn’t amazing, must be the beans they use and I also ordered a fresh orange which when it came was in a tiny glass.The experience of eating there just seems to be poor everytime we visit. You wait ages for food which is never amazing and it’s so over priced it’s unreal. £26 pound I have just paid! £26!!!!! It’s incredible that really for a fish finger Butty with about ten chips, a breakfast, a coffee and a cup of tea. It just seems awful for what you get.Whilst we were there two couples complained about their waiting times and one staff member was sitting in the corner on a laptop between serving customers. Didn’t want tomato or mushrooms on my breakfast, not offered a substitute however was still charged for the full breakfast. I don’t get it. Why not throw in another egg or sausage or take the mushroom/tomato off the bill. £26!!!! Still can’t get my head around it. Seems like the staff in their are tired of getting moaned at for food being late or not nice etc but the owner of the business really needs to get their act together or it won’t be there much longer. Get new coffee in, get another chef, make sure food is checked before it leaves the kitchen and stop over charging for food.Unfortunately we have visited this establishment many times but me and my wife today both agreed we wouldn’t be coming back here again. Cobble is just down the road, everything there is nicer and it’s priced much much better.

Very pleasant, good coffee and food. Could have a small plate or a large so nice and flexible. Friendly staff. Will go again.

Had a lunch today . Full monty breakfast? 1 piece fatty bacon 1 hard over cooked sausage, 1/4 burned tomato. Small egg.. smallest I've ever had?. 6 pieces of mushrooms.1 round toast? Not very full anything. £8.50 what a rip off never again.. avoid or go to snack van parked outside far better value.. no sticky tables there..felt like I needed a bath to get clean .

I ate here today with my parents. Each one of us ordered a different meal, but the food all arrived piping hot and at the same time. The ingredients tasted fresh and the two ladies who were serving us kept bringing fresh hot water and milk for the tea. Would definitely go again.

Had a lovely catch up with a work mate.We both had the full breakfast & it was delicious worth the pennies & they do great coffee & I know what I am on about as I work on a barrista coffee machine yes I am the barrista guy!☕❤😉👍🥓🍳

Called in for lunch on Saturday, shouldn’t have bothered. Went upstairs as there were five of us, freezing cold, sticky table ???, below average food for the price charged. Only plus side was nice coffee and lovely waitress

Staff were lovely. The menu was limited, which was explained as soon as we sat down at the table. The whole place was very clean, tables socially distanced. The food was nice. I had a prawn Marie Rose sandwich on brown bread, which came with a fresh, crisp salad of lettuce, cucumber, peppers, and a little coleslaw. I also enjoyed the iced coffee that they made up for me in the absence of a milkshake machine.My son had recommended the place as he lives nearby. I'd never been before, but would definitely go again.

A well positioned Café in Ormskirk which offers a friendly welcome to all. We opted for the well priced afternoon tea. An excellent choice of sandwiches and cakes is available. Scones are light and delicious. The cafe is also well run by the young and helpful staff.

After our Sunday Meander, from Maghull to Ormskirk, we decided to pay our first visit to "Love-to-Eat"; so glad we did! Nice environment, good food and excellent service. Cappuccino let them down as it had little flavour apart from milk.