Best Places for Food & Drink in Liverpool

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Taste Liverpool's varied food and drink scene

Liverpool is a melting pot of world flavours.

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Restaurants in Liverpool

Liverpool's restaurant scene is bursting with flavour

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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.

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VisitLiverpool's in-house experts share their favourite bars

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Bars in Liverpool

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

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

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Brunch in Liverpool

Bottomless or classic? Choose from plenty of brunch choices

Eat and Drink in Liverpool

The food and drink scene in Liverpool is bursting with flavour and excitement, a melting pot of culture and flavours coming together to create a gastronomic delight.

Restaurants in Liverpool vary. There’s sleek fine-dining at Paul Askew’s Art School and a more casual take at Barnacle inside Duke Street Market. Bold Street is home to some of Liverpool's most favourite restaurants like Maray, The Italian Club and the first ever Mowgli.

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.

You’ll find some gems too when it comes to traditional pubs in Liverpool. There’s 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 pockets of bars, pubs, clubs and karaoke bars all within walking distance.