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Because we're absolutely obsessed with our culinary prowess in this city, we've gathered all the different cuisines, where you can get them and what our recommendations area.
No more, 'Where shall we go for food?', 'You decide...'
Choose your cuisines.
Choose your restaurant.
Go!
CHINESE IN LIVERPOOL
Mr Chilli on Seel Street
Hot & Numbing Chicken is our personal favourite.
Chamber 36
Right next to Europe’s oldest China Town, Chamber 36 offers contemporary Pan-Asian cuisine with amazing cocktails.
ITALIAN & PIZZA
Italian Club Fish on Seel Street
Go on, get half a dozen oysters and a glass of Prosecco π
Il Forno on Duke Street
An authentic family run restaurant. Try the Pregiata Pizza, topped with tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, salami and porcini mushrooms.
Casa Italia on Stanley Street
Casa Italia has been around for over 40 years. It’s a rustic, authentic and very popular - don’t be surprised if there’s a queue outside. It IS worth the wait. They also have an entirely plant based menu π
Amalia off Duke Street
The pizzas here have been awarded the best in England for a while now. LFC players are often popping in for their italian fix, it must be good right? If you’re feeling brave try the Calzone Challenge, a 5lb feast stuffed with veg, mince, tomato sauce and cheese. Finish it? It’s free.
Crust on Bold Street and Woolton
A modern pizzeria with locations on bustling Bold Street and picturesque Woolton Village. Patrons can choose from a number of different doughs from wholegrain to their famous black dough… go on, give it a go.
Santa Maluco on Castle Street
All you can eat pizza. No other words needed.
Crazy Pedros on Parr Street
The Craziest pizza house in Liverpool! Fried chicken and waffle pizza? Chippy tea pizza? Give it a go if you fancy something out of the ordinary.
AMERICAN AND BURGERS
Byron Burger Liverpool ONE
Famous for their 'Proper Burgers' you'll be spoilt for choice with their mouth watering menu.
Moose Coffee on Dale Street
Possibly one of the most popular spots for American pancakes.
Yard and Coop on Paradise Street
The home of buttermilk fried chicken. Choose from breast, thigh or drumstick, pair it with your sauce and pimp your fries. Its not for the peckish … get it?
Red Dog Saloon on Bold Street
This Old-School Austin bbq dive bar on Bold Street is the place to go for the juiciest, dirtiest burgers around.
Almost Famous on Parr Street
Jaw breaking burgers and freakish fries! Try the triple nom, double cheeseburger, pulled pork, slaw, redneck BBQ and famous sauce.
JAPANESE IN LIVERPOOL
Etsu on Strand Street (off Brunswick Street)
A modern Japanese restaurant in the heart of the city serving a wide range of Japanese cuisine. Go for a Bento Box or give the Unagi-don a try.
Miyagi Allerton
The decor here is must see and as for the Bento boxes π ….
CANADIAN
Caribou Poutine on Slater Street
CHIPS. CHEESE. GRAVY - Mrs Piggy Poutine is what you’re after, believe me. π·
TURKISH
Shiraz Palace and Shiraz BBQ
If your friend fancies a full english but you’re looking for some turkish delights then this is the place.
MEXICAN
Wahaca College Lane
A vibrant mexican restaurant serving big dishes and small plates. The burrito bowl is deeeelicious and the chicken salad is served in a giant crispy tortilla!
Lucha Libre on Wood Street
Mexican Street Food - yes please. Go on, try the Icarus Fried Chicken Wings.
THAI
Tiger Rock Hawker on North John Street
Take a swift turn into a Thai retreat! So many small plates to choose from but you HAVE to try the duck spring rolls.
Thaikhun Chavasse Park
Street-food thai in a relaxed, bric a brac environment taking you right back to your gap year.
Rosas Thai Cafe Albert Dock
Pad thai please!
KOREAN
Chop Chop on Fenwick Street
Ok so it’s definitely not a restaurant, it’s a takeaway where there’s normally a queue out the door. But try the mega chicken PLEASE.
INDIAN
Mowgli on Bold Street and Water Street
A famous indian restaurant that started in Liverpool. Indian food with a twist with the most incredible tiffin.
Barton Rouge on Exchange Street
A classy and modern restaurant with beautiful decor. The paneer curry is absolutely delicious.
Bundobust on Bold Street
Indian Street food paired with craft beer is what we all need for dinner tonight.
Sanskruti
A totally vegetarian and vegan Indian restaurant with the biggest naan bread you will ever see!
BRITISH FOOD AND ROAST DINNERS
Baltic Bakehouse on Bridgewater Street
SOUR. DOUGH. BREAD.
The Good Catch Chippy on Albert Dock
You gotta get some of that fish, chips and mushy peas haven’t you?
The Blackburne Pub and Eatery on Catherine Street
A ‘legendary’ Sunday lunch I’ve heard.
The London Carriage Works
Now there’s a classy establishment. Pop here for a special occasion and some pretty special roasties to go with it.
The Monro
A pub with a whole lot of history. The gastropub does not disappoint in the British fayre department.
Smuggler’s Cove
Sunday roast in a pirate themed rum restaurant on the Royal Albert Dock. Need we say more?
Constellations
Head down here for Roast & Records on a Sunday for some great tunes and a brilliant roast dinner.
CARIBBEAN
Turtle Bay on Hanover Street and Mathew Street
Rum, Reggae, Jerk. Inspired by the beach lifestyle think marinated seafood and of course jerk. Jerk wings, jerk ribs, jerk chicken… you get the idea.
GREEK
Greek Taverna on Bold Street
If there’s anywhere that will make you want to travel to the Greek islands and their white sandy beaches, its this place.
Christakis on York Street
The ultimate greek experience. Go for the sharer with your mates, bring your own wine and finish with some traditional greek fire dancing.
FRENCH
Bistrot Pierre on Button Street (off Mathew Street)
A quaint French restaurant offering a great set lunch menu and a delightful French 75 cocktail.
Côte Brasserie
Inspired by the bistro’s of Paris, Cote Brasserie’s Parisian offerings will make you feel like you’re in the French capital right here in Liverpool.
SPANISH & CATALAN
Neon Jamon on Berry Street and Smithdown Road
A plush restaurant serving delicious Catalan inspired tapas in a beautiful, modern surrounding. There’s also an outdoor space as I’d say you could go for drinks here too.
La Finca Eivissa
For warm Balearic vibes, tapas, sangria and cocktails, La Finca Eivissa is a must.
Lunya on Hanover Street and Lunyalita on Albert Dock
Tapas, cured meats and cheeses and cornflake chicken strips π
NEPALESE
Saffron on St Johns Road in Waterloo
Serving a traditional Indian menu featuring Nepalese specialities.
Da Gurkha on South Road Waterloo
If you're looking for fine dining and Nepalese food this is the place.
Da Mount Gurkha on Crosby Road North Waterloo
Often known as 'the best Indian restaurant around'
LEBANESE
Fattoush on Hatton Garden
Serving up some of the best Lebanese food in the city, it’s a must visit for dinner.
Bakchich on Bold Street and Williamson Square
A little piece of Lebanon in Liverpool. Remember they don’t serve alcohol here. But what they do serve is an incredible chicken shwarma.
FINE DINING
Roski
Big flavours from an award winning chef and a tasting menu to die for.
Art School on Sugnall Street
The restaurant of famous chef, Paul Askew serving dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
VEGAN FRIENDLY
Down The Hatch on Duke Street
Classic junk food with a vegan twist. Think burgers, loaded fries and vegetables in ways you've never seen before.
The Caledonia on Caledonia Street
A traditional pub with an entirely vegan menu. It’s dog friendly too!
Frost Burgers on Wood Street
The best plant based burgers around. 100% vegan, 100% recommended.
A BIT OF EVERYTHING
Duke Street Food and Drink Market
A sophisticated food hall featuring some of Liverpool’s top food talent. You have to check out Finca whilst you’re there.
Dockside Dining Club
A waterfront location with street food vendors, ice cream and a great little coffee corner with a kids play area!
Baltic Market
Street food, ice cream, sweets, pizza, halloumi fries, pints, cocktails, prosecco and live music - what more do you want?
Go on then....
Enjoy! Let us know what we've missed on Twitter at @VisitLiverpool
You might also find these food blogs useful:
- 10 Best Places for a Sunday Roast
- Child Friendly Restaurants in Liverpool
- Best Places for Brunch in Liverpool
- Where to Try Scouse - Liverpool's Favourite Dish
This blog has been written by Jess Cavendish, Digital Marketing Manager for Marketing Liverpool. Jess looks after all things website and content related for VisitLiverpool/its liverpool, Marketing Liverpool and Liverpool Convention Bureau digital channels!
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