Blackberry Grove - WIRRAL

A limited but interesting menu. excellent service. furniture about rustic.

Really impressed by this fund we would recommend this place in any case

I was pleased to discover a vegetarian restaurant. The food was delicious, although I found the grilled cauliflower starter to be a bit overpriced for the small portion size (only 4 small florets). The restaurant could benefit from having a fan to disperse the fried food smell that was off-putting. The atmosphere felt more like a café than a restaurant, and it would be nice to have a woodburner or something to make it feel warmer on cold nights. The waiter provided excellent service and was very accommodating. I would consider returning as I believe the restaurant has potential. The falafel sliders were particularly good.

We had made a reservation for a table at this restaurant, but we were running late. We tried to call and notify them, but the phone just kept ringing. When we arrived, we found out that the phone had been turned off. Our table hadn't actually been reserved, but since the restaurant was empty, it wasn't a problem. Maybe they would have been busier if the phone had been on? The menu was a bit strange because it didn't really explain what you would get on the plate, such as chips with the burgers, alongside the set Christmas menu. We are locals and regulars at this restaurant, so we would come back again, but we think they need to improve their professionalism in the front of house. x

After we were very impressed by the recordings and photos in samphire magazine, we were happy to give forty minutes of driving home blackberry grove an attempt. Unfortunately, we were a bit disappointed when we arrived. first, it is not easy to find and is not on the lively seafront of new brighton, but on a rather sad looking road. it was a Sunday when we visited and we were disappointed to discover a very limited menu consisting of a frying dinner or a burger for £10,95 although in theory, the tapas style sounds interesting and different when the meal arrived, it was all on a plate and lost any tapas feel and definitiw not worth the £10,95 price tag. also the yorkshire puddings lacked on our teller! the atmosphere was also missing and it was very quiet in the inner. the decor is beautiful and the personal was friendly, but we let us be particularly disappointed after such a great writing up. Maybe if they go to lunch or in the week, they have a much more pleasant time, as the rest of the menu is very tasty and very accommodating for those with food intolerances. in all, I wouldn’t rush back to blackberry grove and recommend it to a friend, but if I were randomly in the opposite and tied a place of lunch except fish and chips, I would maybe give it another try. 4/10.