Malone's - St. Helens

Met a colleague for quick meeting, good homemade sandwiches coffee to very cheap trips, place well furnished, clean with tables outside.

I had heard good words of this place from friends and colleagues and thought for months to make my own understood. I finally came to the brunch with my wife. I was pleased that because the local market was not on today, I. easy to park, free, close. malones looks very fresh and is electrically furnished, for example by running on the wall that shows all different times. it is owned/run by a young lady named francesca, who was on hand to prepare our order. the menu is divided into two. first, breakfast. they can choose either one or two set options, or build their own. many black puddings in the offer, but I personally would like to see fried bread and hash brown in the offer. the other part of the menu is more oriented towards dinner, with toasties, panini and the like. I chose a club toastia that immediately came, and consisted of chickens, speck, salat tomaten and side of salat and crawl. my wife chose a similar cheese toastia that she called "Zweiton" cheese. both were very tasty and met the place. we had a very Avant-Garten teekanne with tee in ikea tassen, also very pale. it seems to be a lot of caffes in a very mall area near malones, so it must be special to stand out and be successful. with its quirky decor, base menu, but well executed, friendly staff, fast service and very reasonable prices, I think and hope it will go from strength to strength. I will certainly pass on the word and visit again to support such a beautiful place

This is a great little place the staff is beautiful and good eating and prices they have to try

Beautiful place, good eating and friendly staff. I enjoyed my full English there. I will be back and would recommend it to everyone.

The best caffe in earlestown is eating excellent and the personal is simply the best. I was a little concerned when wetherspoons thought it could have taken a lot of trade, but I am glad that the people of earlestown have more sense.