LilyAnne's Wellbeing — Restaurant in England

I really have to put this on to try and get the girls who work in this place to up their game massively. The single worst breakfast I have had in my life. The Bacon was like hardened plastic and flew off my wife's plate like a tiddlywink when she attempted to put her fork into it, the sausages were the lowest grade known to man, almost 'aero like' a thick crust on the outside, hollow on the inside. The hash brown was saturated in what I can describe as really old chip fat which had a similar taste as to the smell of diesel, same again when it came to the mushrooms. The eggs were extremely burnt, grey on the top with no signs of a yoke, they resembled something that had been used to clean up the floor before being put on the plate. I really hope this is read and improvements made, as a functioning cafe should not be allowed to serve food like this to the public. On the plus side, the toast was nice and both girls were very polite, which makes writing this review all the...

We were in hartlepool and decided we needed a coffee. We dont do costa or Starbucks with the view of supporting local places.

A quick Google online for speciality coffee shops brought back lilyanne's. The cafe suggests its hand crafted coffee etc. There doesn't appear to be anything special about the coffee. There's no information on the coffee supplied. Country of origin, roaster etc.

The black coffee I did get was piping hot, I'm sure coffee shouldn't be made with boiling to avoid scolding the coffee. That said the coffee was nice.

The cafe its self has some good decor but I noted in places were it could do with some TLC.

Sadly the cafe was untidy and would of benefited from a sweep.

The staff were nice and I was impressed when they checked everything was ok. You dont normally get that.

Happy to return and give...

Friendly staff, or proprietors, and a central location, being on Victoria Road, immediately behind a well-used bus stop. The place could have been a bit cleaner, but it was late in the day and it may have been busy just before we arrived. Unfortunately the cafe closes at 4 pm, as we were politely reminded a couple of times. The coffee Americano was great. The special "high tea" was quite alright, but somehow felt out of place here. Being in the city, there is no outlook, so this cafe really depends on passing trade. Parking nearby behind the Grange centre...