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Waterloo is located at Waterloo, Liverpool L22 0LY, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Waterloo and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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J LEWIS

2 Google Rating

Bike got stolen here, also had my daughter in. Miss her so much just want her back x

2/ 5

Bike got stolen here, also had my daughter in. Miss her so much just want her back x

John Morris

3 Google Rating

Needs a little love and attention.

3/ 5

Needs a little love and attention.

James Sparrow

3 Google Rating

Station itself is fine, with a waiting area. It always seems overstaffed though and staff always se

3/ 5

Station itself is fine, with a waiting area. It always seems overstaffed though and staff always seek to be in healthy conversation with each other, to the exclusion of others. When they do decide to acknowledge you, service is generally surly and condescending.

Stuart Laws

5 Google Rating

Nice old station entrance (reminiscent of those of similar age on the London Underground) with a sho

5/ 5

Nice old station entrance (reminiscent of those of similar age on the London Underground) with a shop that sells drinks, snacks, newspapers and cigarettes. Lift to platform as well as attractive stairs. Enclosed waiting shelter and bike rack on the single island platform, with a few tubs of flowers to brighten things up in summer.

tim dibsin

1 Google Rating

THIS PLACE IS AWFULL THEY STOPPED ME FROM FROM THROWING MYSELF INTO THE TRACKS AND WHEN I COMPLAINED

1/ 5

THIS PLACE IS AWFULL THEY STOPPED ME FROM FROM THROWING MYSELF INTO THE TRACKS AND WHEN I COMPLAINED THEY SIMPLY TOLD ME THAT THEY DIDNT WANT TO CLEAN ME UP AFTERWARDS THEY ARE A BUNCH OF KID STEALERS

jack daniels

5 Google Rating

Nice and clean

5/ 5

Nice and clean

Tromba

5 Google Rating

Upon exit, there are a lot of great places for to eat along South Road.

5/ 5

Upon exit, there are a lot of great places for to eat along South Road.

Kian Palmer

5 Google Rating

Conveniently located, friendly staff and good accessibility. What more could you want?!

5/ 5

Conveniently located, friendly staff and good accessibility. What more could you want?!

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