Liquid Jade

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  Karen Rainbird

  ·3 weeks ago

  “Excellent food, service and drinks very clean and bright. Speciality teas that are wide ranging and delicious. Caring and courteous staff. We loved our visit here and I am thrilled to find they do mail order teas...”

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  maggie constable

  ·4 weeks ago

  “Lovely little café, hidden away, onterestingly decorated . Very nice rea and cakes, especially the lemon tart. You won't be disappointed 😌”

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  Tony

  ·2 months ago

  “Never again. £3.90 for a sub standard takeaway coffee with a splash of oat milk! It was awful. I gave 2 stars purely because the staff members were very friendly. I was too far away to go back and complain but I didn’t finish it.”

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  Allison Sudron

  ·2 months ago

  “Went today September 2026, with my 4 yr old granddaughter. There were no tables available inside, but offered table outside and would let us know when table inside was available. By the time they had taken our order, there was a table available. The staff were amazingly friendly and helpful. They even came out to see whether we wanted the crusts cut off the sandwich for my granddaughter, and checked to see whether I wanted balsamic vinegar on my jacket potato. Everything was really well presented and delicious. I took some cake away to eat later and that was fabulous too. Would definitely recommend this lovely little gem!! 👌”

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  Jacob Beaumont

  ·3 months ago

  “Tucked away a bit, which adds to its hidden-gem feel, Liquid Jade is a really nice spot inside. The staff were fantastic, so welcoming and friendly from the moment we arrived. The whole team deserves credit for the great atmosphere and service. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite match the quality of the welcome. We ordered a mix of jacket potatoes and a roast beef toasted sandwich. The sandwich was tough to eat because the beef seemed like standard deli slices which were hard to bite through and tended to pull out in one go. It also had raw onions and plenty of cheese, making for a combination that wasn't very pleasant, and I ended up leaving most of it. The jacket potatoes also had a generous drizzle of balsamic vinegar on top, which wasn't mentioned on the menu. It is a very strong flavor that clashed quite a bit with the classic fillings like cheese and tuna mayo, making it hard to enjoy. It was an unexpected addition that didn't work for us. The team was kind enough to ask how things were, and while we gave a brief answer, based on this experience it is unlikely we will be back. A lovely environment and great service, but the food itself needs some rethinking.”

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  Amna Ijaz

  ·3 months ago

  “I visited yesterday with a couple of others and, unfortunately, I left feeling surprisingly disappointed, especially as this café had been recommended to me. The café itself is lovely inside and has a great selection of sweet treats. I had originally planned to have dessert after lunch, but after our experience we decided against it. The service was friendly when we arrived, but things quickly became uncomfortable. My partner was questioned multiple times about why he had left his food and why he didn’t like it. The beef in his sandwich was extremely chewy and of poor quality, which is why he hadn’t finished it. Being repeatedly questioned about it made all of us feel quite awkward, so we decided to ask for the bill and leave. As for my meal, the menu listed coleslaw, salad and balsamic glaze. Naturally, I assumed the balsamic glaze would be served with the salad, as is usually the case. Instead, it was heavily drizzled over the jacket potato itself, which wasn’t mentioned and wasn’t something I enjoyed. The filling was also quite sparse, which added to my disappointment. I also didn’t appreciate the response left on my partner’s review. Rather than coming across as constructive, it felt unnecessarily passive-aggressive. Constructive feedback is an opportunity to reflect on service and food quality, and I would encourage you to take that approach in future instead of challenging customers’ experiences. Despite this, I would happily return for a coffee and one of the desserts, as they looked lovely. However, based on this visit, I wouldn’t order food again.”

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  David Brown

  ·7 months ago

  “Excellent little cafe hidden down one of the side streets, well worth finding as the food & drinks are outstanding & good value. We'll certainly be calling in again next time we're in town 👍”

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  huisze Song

  ·1 year ago

  “Yesterday, we found another hidden gem in Hull, tucked away in a small side street off Whitefriargate. Liquid Jade has many, many black, green and white teas to drink (a refreshing change from coffee for us. Don't worry, cappuccinos, lattes etc are available too). We had the warm falafel salad with pitta bread and the beef panini. Delicious. For tea, we chose a pot each of the Yunnan Black Tea and the Rose Tea from China. Lovely pairings to our food. This will be a regular place to patronise whenever we're in Hull.”

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  Ligita Senavaityte

  ·2 years ago

  “I visited Hull for a weekend, and you know what? I found my favorite spot here! It's an amazing place in Hull! The food was so delicious, and the menu is full of GF and vegan options. The halloumi salads, falafel wrap, and cheesy toast were really good. We also loved the matcha and the blue latte with spirulina—definitely worth a try! The place is full of cozy details, very clean and aesthetic. It has outside seating as well. It's located in the city center, but away from all the busy streets. So, if you want a quiet, lovely place with an amazing, smiling, and friendly team, this place is for you. They also have incredible options and so many varieties of teas, which you can enjoy while sitting there or take home. The lovely and super helpful lady, who is the owner, was super nice and mindful while we were choosing our teas! Highly recommend—don’t miss this spot in Hull!”

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  Anne Marie Stagg

  ·2 years ago

  “Why have I never been in Liquid Jade until today? I have no idea because it is absolute gorgeous! To be fair, it is tucked away through a passage at the side of The Works, but it obviously has a great following as lots of customers arrived during my prolonged tea and cake break. The main entrance into the cafe is via a short flight of steps but there is a lovely courtyard seating area which is just a few feet further on and on the level. Decor is lovely-lots of local photographs, splashes of bright sunny yellow and colourful furniture. The staff are lovely and service very quick. Good to see gluten-free cake options. I just had tea and gluten free cake but all the food looked and smelled very tasty. Will definitely visit again.”

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