Kimos Cafe

Maha

DO NOT WAIST YOUR TIME AND MONEY!!!me and my husband went to this place on the 7/8/2012 and it was awful.As we were walking towards it we thought it was closed cause it was so dark, then we saw a couple of people there and that indicated that it was open anyway we walked into the place which is nice and big And that is the only reason I give it one star.As we aproched the till we were ignored by the 3 people at first then we were told that we can sit wherever we want and that we have to let them know our order at the till even thought there was a 2 waitresses walking around.We orderded a chicken okra and lamb with rise, the okra wad so mashed up and so salty and it looked like jail food and there was some chiken in it which tasted old, the lamb was so dry and had no sauce with it, it was just a peace of meet on the top of rise which tasted old when we told the waitress we were offered chili sauce and Mayo then we just told the manager that the food is old which he didn't deny and left.

Ginner

Excellent little hideaway on Myrtle Street. Gives real quality food at an amazing price. Good atmosphere and a real mix of people that creates a unique charm. Would recommend to almost anyone who is in the area if they are looking for a bite to eat. Excellent.

Shajee

I have been going between small & large kimos for the last 10 years, i would say they are the best in Liverpool. it must be family owned , because of their dedication & consistency.

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