Three Dollar Bill Hoylake

Seen this place on instagram and had been wanting to go for a while.. we tried it today for the first time and it did not disappoint!! Probably one of best places we’ve ever ate at! Food is incredible and brilliant value for money, the young lad that served us was so helpful and made the experience even better 🫶 the Mac and cheese was absolutely amazing best we’ve ever had! See you soon guys 🙌

Absolutely spot on food. The young lad who served us was a good old type of person who loved to get to know the customer. Didn’t have to wait long for hot, fresh food. The garlic mozzarella dough balls…you could eat every day! Burger fresh & tasty. Fries were hot & a good portion size. Will definitely be returning!!

Visited with my son on a Sunday for a boys lunch. Initially greeted warmly by the staff who were very pleasant. Disappointed with the 35min wait for food. Only ordered a chicken burger and loaded fries - hardly a long prep time. When the food did arrive it was really nice tbf and plenty of it. For me, the price is on the high side for the type of place. £50 for loaded fries, chicken burger and some chicken strips. £15 of that was The chicken burger alone, which was only basic, if not nice.

Travelled from Chester with three friends for the pizza. Did not disappoint, tasty pizza with a crispy crust. Toppings and portion size are spot on for the price. We wish they would open a spot near us as they’d do great in the city. Shout out to the girl serving us, who said she sometimes worked in the kitchen as she was a laugh and good at her job.

The atmosphere was flat. The music choice didn’t suit the space, and it was frequently drowned out by loud extraction fans, which killed any sense of ambience. I visited with my partner, who had wanted to come for a long time, so we decided to give it a try as the restaurant looks promising from the outside. Unfortunately, the seating is extremely cramped, with very little room to move — you constantly have to shuffle around other tables and chairs. Our server was the highlight of the visit: polite, attentive, and genuinely pleasant. We ordered two Kool-Aid drinks (cherry and strawberry). While the flavour was nice, both glasses were filled mostly with ice, which is frustrating at £5.50 each. The menu sounds exciting on paper, and the starters are fairly standard for this type of restaurant. We ordered the buffalo wings and the "nacho" jalapeño bites. The jalapeño bites were disappointing — bland, lacking flavour, and honestly worse than supermarket versions. Without the small drizzle of spicy mayo and a single jalapeño on top, they’d have been completely forgettable, which is hard to justify at £7.50. The wings were standard buffalo wings — nothing special — but they were still the best thing we ate. With pizzas averaging around £19, expectations were understandably high. Unfortunately, it was one of the most average pizzas I’ve had. The base tasted stale, as though it had been made a day or two earlier and reheated. The dough was bland, firm, and dry, with little character. Toppings felt cheaply chosen and carelessly scattered, adding no real flavour. The pizza was so dry that the only flavour came from the dips — and even then, it felt like damage control rather than enhancement. For a pizza restaurant, it’s baffling that the wings outshone the pizza. Overall, massively overpriced for the quality offered. If this is considered top-tier pizza, it’s worth reassessing what genuinely good pizza should be. HOW are the wings better than the pizza in a pizza restaurant?