Café Cross The Mersey Wallasey

Seacombe Ferry Terminal Victoria Place Wallasey England, Birkenhead, CH446NR, United Kingdom

🛍 Cafés, Coffee, British, Breakfast

4.4 💬 1648 Bewertungen

Telefon: (+44)1516307238

Adresse: Seacombe Ferry Terminal Victoria Place Wallasey England, Birkenhead, CH446NR, United Kingdom

Stadt: Birkenhead

Gerichte: 35

Bewertungen: 1648

"I just ordered two roast dinners, one chicken and one pork, through Just Eat. The delivery came piping hot as if it had just come from my own kitchen. The Sunday roast was massive with scrumptious meat and plenty of vegetables. I will definitely be ordering from this restaurant again."

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great food. friendly service.

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Sarah
Sarah

This restaurant is absolutely fantastic in every way! The ham and mushroom pizza is to die for!


Adam
Adam

amazing eating, always fast, fairly cheap. ignore the negative more. this is the most beautiful caffe on the wirral!


Maria
Maria

would like to thank you for your caffe for the delivery of free 5 coffee to some very cold veterans at the memory today


Adam
Adam

The staff is friendly, the coffee is reasonably priced, and the food coming out of the kitchen looked delicious. If I had more time, I would have eaten there.


John
John

I just ordered two roast dinners, one chicken and one pork, through Just Eat. The delivery came piping hot as if it had just come from my own kitchen. The Sunday roast was massive with scrumptious meat and plenty of vegetables. I will definitely be ordering from this restaurant again.

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  • Cafés Charmante Cafés bieten eine Vielzahl von frisch gebrühten Kaffees und Tees, zusammen mit leichten Snacks, Gebäck und Desserts. Perfekt für einen morgendlichen Energieschub oder einen nachmittäglichen Genuss in einer gemütlichen Atmosphäre.
  • Coffee Genießen Sie unsere Auswahl an fachmännisch zubereiteten Kaffees, von kräftigen Espressos bis hin zu cremigen Cappuccinos. Ob Sie einen morgendlichen Energieschub brauchen oder einen gemütlichen Schluck, unsere Kaffeeoptionen versprechen Wärme und Komfort in jeder Tasse.
  • British Traditionell und herzhaft bietet das britische Menü Komfortklassiker wie Fish and Chips, saftige Braten und herzhafte Pasteten. Entdecken Sie vertraute Favoriten neu, liebevoll zubereitet mit zeitlosen Rezepten und frischen, lokalen Zutaten.
  • Breakfast Beginnen Sie Ihren Tag mit unseren köstlichen Frühstücksoptionen, die von klassischen Eiern und Pfannkuchen bis hin zu gesunden Smoothies und Joghurt reichen. Perfekt für eine herzhafte Mahlzeit oder einen leichten Morgenimbiss!

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"After a two year gap, it was good to be back at Fraiche. We had been booked to return in spring last year but, of course, Covid intervened. Weve been coming for years and always enjoy Marcs food. Its interesting. Its imaginative. And, more than...anything, its delicious. Little has changed. Theres still the giant videos playing on the walls of the bar area. When you arrive, its restful ocean scenes a bit like I imagine it is if you have a fish tank at home. When you come back for coffee, its changed to scenes from space, complete with appropriate sound track Rocket Man, Space Oddity and the like. Theres snacks to be eaten here. Firstly, Garden a drink made from cucumber and whatever else Marc has picked from his allotment that day (he told us later that pretty much all the veg he uses comes from the allotment). Theres the usual spiced pecans and some British charcuterie. And a little seaweed and trout roe tartlet. And an onion and Parmesan foam. When youre seated at your table, theres a final snack. A little waffle, each square filled with either feta or cherry tomato. Possibly the best of the snacks. In what seems a new direction for Marc, several of the dishes lean towards East Asia. The first up is Chawanmushi a Japanese set custard made from dashi, with the flavour of seaweed and a powerful smokiness from cubes of eel. It seems to be fashionable to serve sweetbreads in a deep fried crisp coating. My partner isnt a great fan of them but reckoned these were the best ever tasted a firmer texture than usual. It comes with a little maitake mushroom (Google later told me Id better know this as Hen of the Woods and a soy based dressing. Somewhere round here, bread was served. Its always a course in its own right at Fraiche. And its always top notch. This was a light as a feather brioche and theres butter to slather on it, or olive oil to dunk it in. Both work. Next, there was a cold soup made from crme fraiche. Chopped hazelnuts and a little, very peppery, watercress provide a texture contrast. Then, very seasonal white asparagus comes chopped, along with girolles and courgettes. I think on every visit to Fraiche, its the fish course Ive enjoyed most and it was no different this time. Sashimi grade tuna is very lightly seared but theres no sense of rawness here. Theres some baby pak choi and a citrussy ponzu dressing. For the final savoury course, theres farmed Anjou pigeon. Its a milder flavoured bird than wild ones you usually get in the UK. It comes, seemingly quite simple, with a slice of earthy morcilla, Jerusalem artichoke puree and an artichoke crisp. I thought it was lovely and only just missed out on being my favourite course. On the other hand, my life companion didnt like the texture and left most of it (which, of course, meant I got seconds). Theres then the first of three desserts. First up, an ice lolly. I do no justice to it by calling it a lolly. This is no ordinary lolly. This is a lolly shaped like lips. Ruby red lips made from llo cherries, with a hint of lemon and, inside, a little mint chocolate. Then theres a shot glass of a refreshing strawberry soup, topped with slice of earthy truffle. And finally, a honey, chocolate and pineapple mousse again not too sweet. Well, I say finally but it wasnt. As I mentioned earlier, we were back in the bar area watching the space video. And Marc appears. He presents a planet. A metal sphere which he opens to reveal a macaron each. With the cooking over for the evening, hes able to chat for a little while, telling us hes been playing with flavours while the restaurant has been shut. Hes soon back with a little tray of chocolate petit fours. So, all that was left was to get the bill. This isnt the sort of food we want to eat regularly but it is food we want to eat now and again. So, off we went into the cold and wet of a Merseyside June evening. With a little bag of cookie dough to bake the next day. I think we might have preferred the little cup of hot chocolate that we got one winter visit."