Best Places for Food & Drink in Liverpool

Families and friends at a street food market. There's glitter balls hanging from the ceiling and bright coloured food vendor windows.

Family friendly restaurants in Liverpool

Find the perfect place to eat for all the family

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Restaurants in Liverpool

Liverpool's restaurant scene is bursting with flavour

Inside the LEAF cafe. Against an exposed brick wall is a large print that reads 'where there's tea there's hope.' People are sitting at wooden tables and chairs in various chalky colours. There's also a disco ball hanging from the ceiling and a large red supporting column.

Bars in Liverpool

Cheers! Whether its cocktails or mocktails Liverpool has the perfect bar

A summer evening outside the Baltic Fleet Pub. The narrow stand-alone pub building is centre of the shot, with the dock warehouse buildings to the right and modern apartments to the left. People are dressed in summer clothes sitting at wooden picnic benches. i

Brunch in Liverpool

Bottomless or classic? Choose from plenty of brunch choices

A selection of food on small plates. The food is served with two bright cocktails in martini style glasses. The room is light and airy and has bench seating.

Food tours in Liverpool

Let your taste buds do the travelling with a food tour

Eat and Drink in Liverpool

The food and drink scene in Liverpool is full of flavour and excitement. A day trip will offer you a mere taste of the foodie delights on offer, but if you treat yourself to a longer visit, perhaps a weekend trip, then you can discover and explore so much more of the amazing food in the region.

If it’s fine dining you’re after, Paul Askew’s Art School, Manifest, and Röski are great places to start. For a more casual take, eat at Barnacle inside Duke Street Market. Or you could head to Bistrot Vérité over in Birkdale Village.

Bold Street is home to some of Liverpool's favourite restaurants for fusion foods and world flavours, like Maray, The Italian Club, Bakchich and the first-ever Mowgli.

The Albert Dock offers plenty of places to eat and drink, within an atmospheric setting. Try Revolución De Cuba, Lunyalita, The Botanist or Panam Restaurant and Bar. A little further along the dock is Delifonseca, with an award-winning butchers and deli.

Just south of the city centre, Lark Lane is a great place to enjoy independent restaurants like Hafla Hafla and La Gomera. Or you can catch up on your emails in one of the independent coffee shops Pres Bros, or Crosby Coffee.

Castle Street has become well-known for its abundance of high-quality eateries and cute cocktail bars, bookended by the 18th Century Town Hall and Queen Victoria Monument, with Nord nearby.

You’ll always find some hidden gems when it comes to traditional pubs in Liverpool. There are Beatles favourites The Grapes and Ye Cracke in The Georgian Quarter and several to choose from along Dale Street.

When it comes to bars and nightlife, Liverpool is well-known as a boss night out. The city centre has lots of great bars, pubs, clubs and karaoke bars all within walking distance.

A shot of Liverpool from a drone with 'Field To Fork in Liverpool City Region' in white text.

Aug 28

Food & Drink 3 months ago

Liverpool City Region Showcases Vibrant Food and Drink Scene from Field to Fork

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VisitLiverpool is proud to unveil a captivating new video designed to celebrate and promote Liverpool City Region’s flourishing food and drink scene. The video invites visitors to explore the rich culinary landscape that makes Liverpool City Region a must-visit destination for food lovers…