Life is too short to munch on a takeout on the couch, why not put on your fanciest bib 'n' tucker and indulge in a bit of finery at a top-notch restaurant? Eat your way around the world with our roundup of best restaurants for fine dining in Liverpool designed to keep you satiated with their incredibly luxe meals.
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Last updated on 10th June 2025
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Located in Halifax's historic former banking hall, Restaurant Bar & Grill has everything - from a beautiful island bar where you can unwind with a tipple after a long day at work to a cosy lounge area designed for a romance-filled anniversary feast for two. Oh, and let's not forget the perfection that is their grilled classics and fresher than fresh seafood.
Tucked away in Liverpool's Cavern Quarter, 8 by Andrew Sheridan is an amazing restaurant. With only eight guests per sitting, this Michelin-recommended venue delivers an intimate, chef's table-style experience where each of the eight courses is a meticulously crafted chapter in a culinary story.
Chef Andrew Sheridan, known for his appearances on Great British Menu, leads the evening with bold, seasonal dishes like smoked eel with caviar, aged beef with bone marrow, and miso caramel with burnt apple. The dimly lit, moody setting and bespoke soundtrack elevate the experience into a multisensory journey that redefines modern British dining.
If you're looking for a spot to steer your herd to, Gaucho is the place to be. This Grade II listed building on Water Street is serving up some of the finest Argentinian steak cuts, fine wines, and signature in-house cocktails, from the El Nino to La Pasion Del Chocolate - all while boasting contemporary interiors that'll make you want to stay for more than just a quick bite.
Helmed by head chef Paul Askew, Liverpool's Art School Restaurant is a must-visit spot for foodies seeking a delectable fine dining experience. Serving up traditional British delights with a modern twist in a historical building nestled on Sugnall Street, this quirky joint features goodies like pan-roast Peterhead turbot with poached oyster and summer berry Eton mess.
A sky-high delight home to deliciously curated plates, refreshing cocktails and an extensive wine list, Panoramic 34 stays true to its name as one of the UK's highest and flyest restaurants. Mosey through this spot right above West Tower and gorge yourself on all the amuse-bouche and spritzers your hungry heart can handle.
