Moose Coffee (Dale Street)
American and Canadian-style breakfast diner in an 1839 bank building
Moose Coffee on Dale Street is a café serving North American and Canadian-style breakfast and brunch at 6 Dale Street in Liverpool city centre. It occupies part of 6–10 Dale Street, a Grade II listed building designed by Samuel Rowland in 1839 for the Royal Bank.
- Address
- 6 Dale Street, Liverpool, L2 4TQ
- Cuisine
- North American breakfast & brunch café
- Building
- 6–10 Dale Street (Queen Insurance Buildings)
- Built
- 1839
- Nearest station
- Moorfields
A bank of 1839 on one of Liverpool's seven original streets
Dale Street was one of the seven original streets of the medieval borough founded by King John in 1207. Once very narrow, it was widened in 1786 and again from 1820, when Liverpool Corporation's works were directed by the architect John Foster. In the coaching era the street had major inns such as the George, the Golden Lion and the Angel.
Moose occupies part of 6–10 Dale Street, an office building designed by Samuel Rowland in 1839 for the Royal Bank. It is built of stone and has three storeys and nine bays. A giant Corinthian portico spans the central five bays, and there are royal arms on the balustraded parapet. Lettering from the 1880s for the Queen Insurance company remains at one entrance, and there are side entrances on Sweeting Street and Queen Avenue. The building was listed at Grade II on 15 May 1974.
Signature dishes
The menu is built around North American and Canadian breakfast and diner food, served all day. Dishes named on Visit Liverpool's Dale Street listing and by Creative Tourist include:
- 01
Maple pancakes
American-style pancakes with maple syrup
- 02
New York Moose
Moose's take on eggs Benedict, served on a toasted bagel
- 03
Huevos rancheros
Mexican-style eggs, on the Dale Street menu
- 04
Smoked cheddar chicken waffles
Waffles with chicken and smoked cheddar
- 05
Reuben bagel
Salt beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and dill pickles
- 06
Grande Bouche
Brioche French toast with bacon and maple syrup
Good to know
Where is Moose Coffee in Liverpool city centre?
At 6 Dale Street, L2 4TQ, near the junction with Castle Street. There is also a branch on Hope Street.
What does Moose Coffee serve?
North American and Canadian-style breakfast and brunch dishes, such as pancakes, bagels and waffles.
Is the Moose Coffee building listed?
Yes. 6–10 Dale Street, designed by Samuel Rowland in 1839 for the Royal Bank, is Grade II listed (NHLE 1206433).
When was Moose Coffee founded?
The brand was founded in 2006 by Nick Van Breemen, starting in Crosby.
