National Milk Bars Menu

Breakfast

  • Large Breakfast

    $

  • Small Breakfast

    $

  • Vegetarian Breakfast

    $

Starter

  • Soup Of The Day

    $

Panini's

  • Sucuk And Mozarella Cheese

    $

  • Mozarella And Tomato

    $

  • Salaml And Mozarella

    $

  • Cheese And Onion Tomato

    $

  • Chicken And Cheese

    $

Burgers

  • Quarter Pounder Cheese Burger

    $

  • Quarter Under Beef Burge

    $

  • Quarter Pounder Chicken Burger

    $

  • Quarter Pounder Vegetarian Burger

    $

Chips

  • Chips And Gravy

    $

  • Chips And Cheese

    $

Jacket Potato

  • Beans And Cheese

    $

  • Dutter And Cheese

    $

Kids Menu

  • Chicken Popcorn

    $

  • Chicken Nuggets

    $

  • Fish Fingers

    $

  • Sausage

    $

Hot Drinks

  • English Breakfast Tea Pot

    $

  • Green Tea Pot

    $

  • Mint Tea Pot

    $

  • Lemon & Mint Pot

    $

  • Earl Grey Tea Pot

    $

  • English Breakfast Tea Cup

    $

  • Green Tea Cup

    $

  • Mint Tea Cup

    $

  • Fruits Tea Cup

    $

  • Lemon & Mint Cup

    $

  • Decaf Tea Cup

    $

  • Earl Grey Tea Cup

    $

Coffee

  • Americano

    $

  • Cappucino

    $

  • Flat White

    $

  • Latte

    $

  • Single Espresso

    $

  • Double Espresso

    $

  • Mocca

    $

  • Decaf Coffee

    $

  • Hot Chocolate

    $

Cold Drinks

  • Coke

    $

  • Diet Coke

    $

  • Fanta

    $

  • Pepsi Max

    $

  • Orange Juice

    $

  • Apple Juice

    $

  • 320

    $

  • Fruit Shoot Orange

    $

  • Fruit Shoot Blackcurrant

    $

  • Still Water

    $

  • Sparkling Water

    $

  • Milkshake

    $
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Walking into National Milk Bars in Ellesmere Port is like stepping back into a golden era of British café culture - but with a fresh, modern twist. As a food reviewer with a keen eye for nostalgic-themed venues, I found their concept strikingly well-executed, and the National Milk Bars Menu is central to its charm.

The menu reads like a love letter to mid-20th-century British classics. The star of the breakfast section is the Full English - generously portioned, perfectly cooked, and reasonably priced. The sausages are especially flavourful, and the hash browns are crispy without being greasy. For something lighter, the poached eggs on toast with grilled tomatoes make for a healthy yet satisfying start.

Milkshakes, a highlight from the original 1950s milk bar concept, are available in a rainbow of flavours - from traditional vanilla and strawberry to more indulgent options like Oreo and Biscoff. They’re creamy, thick, and served in charming tall glasses with whipped cream and a cherry on top, staying true to the brand’s roots.

For lunch, the fish finger sandwich is a must-try. It’s served on fluffy white bread with tartare sauce and crisp lettuce - simple but done exceptionally well. Veggie and vegan diners aren't left out either; the plant-based burger is hearty, well-seasoned, and comes with a generous portion of fries.

What sets National Milk Bars apart is the attention to detail - the retro-style seating, vintage jukebox, and even the branded serviettes. But it’s the National Milk Bars Menu that ties it all together, delivering both comfort and culinary quality.

If you’re after a mix of nostalgia, comfort food, and value for money, this spot deserves a visit. I’d recommend it to families, brunch-goers, or anyone craving a milkshake with a side of history.