Caffe Nero

Store was pretty busy when we visited but we still got served fairly quickly. My coffee was ok but the table we sat at needed a good clean despite the fact the last persons stuff had been removed. Atmosphere was good and the nice big front window meant good people watching opportunities!

After a 5 – 6 hour drive from Bexhill for my girlfriends music tour, this is a sight for sore eyes. Comfy sofas, warm tea and nice staff. What more can you ask for?
This place is located bang in the middle of the Liverpool One shopping area. Whatever that is. Seems to be a pretty big name place, there’s a Michael Kors across the street. If you’re in Liverpool this is a good spot. Central, comfortable and friendly.

Hmmmm, now what could be so special about this Café Nero, because Café Nero’s are flooded all around Manchester.
So special part about this one is the carrot cake topped with cream that you get! It’s out of the world and surprisingly whenever I’ve had it, it’s been soooo good! Yumm!
It also has pretty paintings which when I asked out turned out to be rare ones. Coffees are great, and that’s why café Nero is loved!

Usually I’d walk past this Caffe Nero and head for one of the independent café-​bars in the city. Having been served two undrinkable cups of mud at Espresso however, I decided I couldn’t face the hordes of weekenders without at least one decent cup of coffee in my stomach!
Luckily, the barista at Nero was on good form and when I requested an Americano with hot milk that’s exactly what I was given. Of course it didn’t taste as good as a cup made from Monmouth or Union Coffee beans would. But what the hell — it was hot, it was strong and it helped me elbow my way through the crowds.