Lark Lane - one of the best roads in Liverpool? It's located quite close by us and just by the park too. It's full of independent bars, cafes & shops and there is a farmers market once a month that we were lucky enough to catch this weekend. We often go for breakfast on Lark Lane as our Royal Mail sorting office is located just by it and has stupid opening hours that mean we have to go before 10am on a Saturday morning. But hey, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. So we use it as an excuse to go for a nice stroll and for breakfast somewhere. The Moon & Pea is our current favourite - their homemade veggie sausages are amazing, I always order the veggie brekkie despite not being a veggie! I think we have to pay a visit this weekend but may try somewhere new for breakfast - any recs?
I've heard Rhubarb is also good for breakfast & the little veggie cafe Green Days, above the 13 Lark Lane Gallery :)
ReplyDeletewe tried Green Days this morning, it was lovely :)
DeleteLeaf's veggie breakfast is really good, as is Ate Days A Week on Smithdown Rd. In face Ate Days is probably my fave veggie breakfast in Liverpool.
ReplyDeleteAlso for a calorie-heavy but mega tasty one with really nice waitresses, Moose in the business district in town is ace!!!
We really need to venture up Smithdown more, I want to try Auberge on Allerton Road too. Maybe next weekend!
Deletei love the moon and pea - although i've only been once!
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful...so full of character.
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely morning, and the bread looks so fresh and tasty! i love little markets like these. must be a thing of getting older ;) x
ReplyDeletehaha I love them too, it does make you feel 'grown up' though haha ;)
Deletegosh, I'm on a diet and seeing all that bread together is quite a torture! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like such a great place, it must be brilliant living so close to it!
ReplyDeleteI love places like this wish there was more around like them :)
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The place looks amazing. Would you believe I have never been to Liverpool? Shocking I know!
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You ought to visit, it has so many hidden gems!
DeleteMy parents first met and fell in love in a pub on Lark Lane, I was even conceived there in their flat they had together! But they left Liverpool before I was three and although I've been back to city to see family I've never been to that area so it was lovely to see these gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteI will be making sure I pay Lark Lane a visit next time I'm up that way (and having one of those breakfasts - yum!)
That is such a lovely story :) You really should visit Lark Lane! Was it the albert pub? If so that's still there!
DeleteYes, I just found out it was The Albert! My mum was so pleased to know it's still there! I'm going to dig around in her old photos next time I visit and see if I can find some of them and their friends in there.
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Looks delightful. I love the Riverside Market in Cardiff on a Sunday, someone makes the best fresh Welsh cakes there mmmm x
ReplyDeleteLooks like a gorgeous area, you're so lucky to live close by! The old brick buildings are just beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteOh that photo of the bread made my mouth water! How lucky you are to have such a great market close by. :)
ReplyDeletelooks lovely! amazing red brick-y vibes :)
ReplyDelete"The Moon and Pea" is such a great name for a breakfast place.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this! What a great place to hang out.
ReplyDeleteBREAD!!!!! starving here after that picture, i love the rest too.
ReplyDeleteWow looks like an amazing place! The breakfast looks to die for! xx
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely, I love finding new cafes to go and visit!
ReplyDeleteMaria xxx
Oh this post has left me drooling! The breakfast looks so delicious, I love it when cafes make an effort for veggies! The Moon & Pea is an amazing name haha!
ReplyDeleteI used to love a trip to Lark Lane and Sefton Park on Saturdays when I lived in the Pool. I think I used to go to the art gallery/cafe.
ReplyDeleteYum Yum Yum . Oh the bread looks crazy good. x hivenn
ReplyDeletelooks like a charming neighborhood for a weekend stroll! and the food looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love your Liverpool posts. I had been going to Liverpool every Saturday for the first 16 years of my life but don't know about any of these really nice places. I'll have to wander down Lark lane soon.
ReplyDeleteWhy does every street in Brittain look so cool and pretty? I mean, look at those old looking houses and pretty woodwork. aah, so lovely! I think I'll pay Liverpool a visit next time I cross the sea :) x
ReplyDeleteoh this looks like somewhere i'd love! im craving breakfast foods now! x
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