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There ain’t much to say about scrappys. They’ve always gave me a decent price for me weigh ins 

The crown is a remote pub which is well known for it’s exceptional food as well as it’s excellent real ale selections. The surroundings are warm and cosy and the staff provide a service with a smile. The butchers block is a must. With a choice of fillet, sirloin, rump or rib eye you won’t be disappointed as the beef comes from locally reared cows and with the scales on hand you can have as much or as little as your heart desires. Choose how you want your steak cooked (pan fried or flame grilled, rare, medium, well done) then choose your side orders. I highly recommend going on a Tuesday night though as the butchers block is half price and the price makes a big difference, especially if your in a large party of people, but make sure you book as you could be left drooling. All in all the best steak I’ve ever had … if you can find it!

Birchalls is a family owned pork butchers in the heart of the town centre. Every morning you’ll be amazed as the queues gather outside, with Tupperware boxes in hand, patiently waiting to get their hands on the finest pork pies in the country. However this is the only downfall. With such high demand comes great disappointment somedays, as you can be left empty handed, especially if you arrive after dinner time. If you are lucky enough though to sample one of these glorious creations, be sure to eat the pie correctly. Make a small hole in the crust of the pie and drink the luscious salty juices before biting into it. This WILL prevent scalding of the chin which is a common error to all birchall newcomers.

One word … Perfection.

Excellent kebab counter. Donner, chicken, chicken tikka, HOT chilli sauce, garlic Mayo, one of the best around.

The greatest chippy on gods green earth. I would quite happily have a bath in that curry sauce.

This has gotta be the most famous bistro in the town centre for several reasons. 1) it’s been going since my dad was a lad 2) It’s like stepping back into the 1970’s when you walk in there. Wood chip Walls, dusty ornaments and jubilee photographs 3) they still provide you with salted peanuts and ready salted crisps whilst you sit in the bar and order your food 4) other than that the food is your standard traditional British grub. Roast dinners and gammon and pineapple etc, it’s not the best meal you’ll ever have but it’s bad. It’s just more of a St.Helens institution now but the town wouldn’t be the same without the charcoal grill. Everyone should go at least once. Just for the nostalgia of it all.

One of my favourite places to go for a meal. The baileys creme brûlée is out of this world. It’s worth going just to try that. Great service, friendly staff, great food at a great price. Well worth a try. You won’t be disappointed.

Quick, efficient and reasonably priced. New & part worn tyres are available as well as tracking tests which are free if your tracking is ok. Recommended.