The Workshop in Sefton

Fabulous food, great service, chefs will tend to your every need, slightly above average prices for the area but a cosy relaxed environment and seasonal foods, ideal for a treat

If i could give minus stars i would. These guys tried to avoid paying there staff because they had "re invested into the company" they then could not pay there staff that they had worked hard for and i for one will not return to this establishment and report them to the financial ombudsmen.

What a stunning little gem only a stones throw from Waterloo Station.I was greated by a very friendly young lady (👓 & blonde hair) that found me a table on a Friday evening in view of the evenings entertainment (very good singer with his guitar and harmonica).The venue is very laid back but with a touch of class with nice warm subtle lighting and really warm atmosphere. A place you'd happily take a date to.I noticed they're dog friendly too.They have a very good selection of beers and wines plus cocktails that were on offer from 8pm this night (£6.50) each but I was loving the Czech beer and stayed on that.The menu is basically small plates of locally sourced ingredients to make much as their meals as possible.I was feeling hungry (as always), so had the ox cheeks with a side of skin on fries. I correctly informed it would be substantial.The food was simply delicious, I can honestly say it was the nicest food that I've had out in quite some time (going back a few years) and I eat out often.From the 1st mouth full to the last (didn't want it to end) it was simply amazing. Ox cheek is something I've not had but braised in a simple gravity and few veggies with my fries soaking the juice up, I was in food heaven. I stayed for a couple of hours enjoying the beers and atmosphere generated by the entertainment and staff plus the good crowd of people also having a good evening.I urge you, if you like great food, service and just a good time to try this place and I'm confident you'll not be disappointed.Thank you.

We popped in for lunch one Saturday afternoon on a whim without looking at the menu, just wanting a pint and something light. After seeing the menu we realised it was tapas style and kinda pricey, but stayed anyway after having sat down as we didn’t want to be rude and leave. 🙈 The waiter was really knowledgeable about the menu and the specials (was really impressed at his memory 😅) and we ordered a few small plates between us and a couple of pints. The food was lovely, really different and not something you’re expecting to find there. We did think it was a little steep in the pricing though, paying £60 for a light lunch is a bit much. It’s somewhere I’d go maybe in the evening on an occasion rather than dropping in for a quick lunch. It’s a really lovely place too, very cosy!

Great Sunday dinner. Menu looks good apart from roasts and excellent puds.Good selection of draught beers too .You need to go!

Amazing food, dessert to die for, warm friendly staff and atmosphere was good, I'd go again to this place, I truly enjoyed the evening, menus were fantastic, to suitable for all ocations, sound lunch was amazing, mother's day menu, meat that melt in the mouth, it was amazing, I recommend this place to everyone.

Pleasant & friendly enough, Roast squash rather bland; waited a long time for fish; sticky toffee dry, but better with sauce which was provided when mentioned was dry. Seemed expensive for what we had.

Lovely place with friendly and attentive staff. Food was lovely, but possibly mildly overpriced for what you receive. More of an occasion sort of place than somewhere I would go often.

A gorgeous quirky little place that i went to for a hot chocolate on a grey rainy saturday afternoon. It has loads of character, defo a place to go to write your first novel!

A beautiful place to go for small bites and wine. Cheeseboard - fantastic!Coffee and wine so good!Many dished to choose from.But you definitely have to try the amazing Sunday Roast!