The Best Liverpool Restaurants

Down The Hatch is one of the most popular restaurants in Ropewalks, and for good reason. Not only is the mouthwatering menu of comfort food 100% vegan and veggie, but this joint also flaunts stylish decor and an upbeat ska soundtrack.

For laid-back vibes and tasty Italian fare, Wildwood is the ideal venue. Whether you're in the mood for a prosciutto cotto pizza topped with mushrooms, mozzarella and black olives or juicy garlic tiger prawns, there's plenty to choose from. On top of that, the wine menu is great too.

Whether you're after £10 steak on Tuesdays, sushi as part of bottomless brunches or something else from a globally-inspired menu, Neighbourhood has you covered. Plus, there's DJs, candy-flavoured cocktails and live music to accompany your meal.

For one of the best places to eat in Liverpool, Gino D'Acampo is a great haunt for dinner and a view. Enjoy tucking into pizzas with ham parma and lush lobster linguines while watching the sunset and sipping on a cocktail.

Whether you're heading in for a boozy brunch, afternoon tea or a tasty dinner, Browns Brasserie & Bar Liverpool is bound to hit the spot. Boasting a range of fantastic eats from burrata to lobster risotto, served with a fabulous selection of Champagne and wine.

When it comes to top-notch steak restaurants in Liverpool, Gaucho is a firm choice. Venture inside this Grade II listed eatery for a range of Argentinian plates, including sirloin or ribeye cuts, alongside a crackin' selection of seafood. Thirsty? Head to the bar for bespoke serves.

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Voyagers Liverpool offers a cool, contemporary dining space complete with glossy white tiles, dangling foliage and an open kitchen where you can take a peek at chefs hard at work, preparing globally inspired cuisine. At its core, this spot is a neighbourhood restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for chilling with friends or even bringing a first date. Look forward to tucking into the likes of charred king prawn sandos, small plates like caramelised cauliflower croquettes and much more.

Courtyard Bar and Kitchen is the perfect location, making it a favourite of Liverpool restaurants with a view. Situated in the heart of St George's Quarter, this haunt offers glorious angles of the city from its wall-to-floor windows in the dining space, alongside a fantastic terrace for alfresco antics.

When you're in need of a gorgeous Italian restaurant, Riva Blu is coming in hot with its combo of blue and neutral interiors on Castle Street. Not only will you get an open kitchen, cocktail bar and terrace, but also a stunning menu of classics, from seafood linguine to veal Milanese.

If you're in need of an Indian eatery, then Mowgli on Bold Street is a haunt worth visiting. Touting gorgeous interiors made from industrial materials, alongside rustic lighting and wooden tables, this is an ideal eatery for street food. Not closeby? Opt for the Water Street location.

From flavour-packed maki rolls to buttery sashimi, it's no wonder why YO! is one of the best restaurants in Liverpool ONE. Be sure to check out this eatery for a delicious range of Japanese bites that are delivered to the table on its cool keitan conveyor belt.

The perfect spot for chowing down whether you're flying solo or with friends, Byron in the heart of Liverpool One is dishing out some seriously gourmet burgers. Choose from options like the Dirty Byron, loaded with beef dripping mayo, relish, and pickled red onions, or go for the BBQ Chicken featuring buttermilk fried chicken, bacon, smoked cheddar cheese, and ranch.

Need romantic restaurants in Liverpool for that oh-so-special date night or a private space to celebrate an anniversary? Make your way to The Art School. Delve into a fantastic menu from Paul Askew, spanning risotto with beetroot and caramelised onion puree to succulent pork loin.

Almost Famous' patties slapped between two buns are some of the best across the UK, and our Liverpool location is no exception. Check it out for gut-busting burgers galore, alongside a choice of cocktails and shakes.

Out of the Michelin star restaurants in Liverpool, Moor Hall is our top choice. Not only has it got two to its name for incredible cooking, but also a green star for sustainability. Tuck into British produce at this restored 16th century house.

Swing on over to Hanover Street where this Liverpool restaurant is whipping up some of the finest Spanish eats in the city. Offering traditional, yet, contemporary takes on tapas, you'll find everything from classic croquetas to grilled leek crostini with taramasalata and brown butter.

Toro's Steakhouse on Bold Street is a great choice for those seeking halal restaurants in Liverpool. Home to cosy interiors and a fabulous selection of cuts, this prime eatery won't disappoint hungry folk. Need something to wash it all down with? Sip on a cocktail.

In need of a Meditteranean food fix? Koukash has got you covered. Whether you're carving into its exquisite roast dinners, slicing through the catch of the day or warming yourself up with one of its spiced soups, you won't be disappointed by this Sir Thomas Street spot.

Steak on the brain? Then household name Hawksmoor is a winner. Pair the finest cuts of British, grass-fed beef with mac 'n' cheese, dripping fries, creamed spinach and roasted scallops. Dessert is also on the cards, with the sticky toffee pud as a highlight.

After cool restaurants in Liverpool? Sapporo Teppanyaki fits the bill, as you'll be able to watch the theatre of cooking while you dine. Expect Japanese delights spanning everything from tasting menus to tempura, teriyaki salmon, swordfish steak, yakisoba and more.

A fabled tapas restaurant from chef Simon Shaw, El Gato Negro is popular for its Spanish plates. The Chapel Street eatery has earned Michelin acclaim for its dishes, including salt cod fritters, jamon croquetas or chargrilled sweet potato with a mango, chilli and yoghurt sauce.

Our list wouldn't be complete without relaxed bistro and bar, The Pen Factory. This drinking and dining den is a firm favourite for wine, craft beer and cask ale, while the food menu promises beef cheek and whole fish of the day.

If you're on the hunt for top-notch Bold Street restaurants, then LEAF is one to visit. Boasting a diverse menu of international plates and an ever-changing cocktail list, this is a great location for after-work drinks or a fabulous date night with beau. 

Searching for the best Italian restaurants in Liverpool? Then Crazy Pedro's has got the thing just for you. Although this spot is serving up some mouthwatering pizzas, don't assume it's all traditional. With toppings from chips to sushi, this fun haunt really knows how to nail quirky.

If you're after Chinese restaurants, then head on over to Chy. Located on Renshaw Street, this fabulous eatery is whipping up a plethora of mouthwatering plates, from noodles to succulent meats. Vegan? No problem. It has a dedicated to plant-based bites. Yes, please.

A guide to the best restaurants in Liverpool city centre wouldn't be complete without this beauty. Panoramic 34 does exactly what it says on the tin, offering stunning views from the 34th floor of West Tower. Pair seasonal menus with fine wine here.

One of the most lovely of Liverpool Dock's restaurants, Maray is serving up Middle Eastern small plates at its fabulous venue and spots on Bold Street and Allerton Road. Grab your beau for an evening of whole roasted cauliflower, mouthwatering flatbreads and refreshing cocktails.

Madre has made an impact on the city's dining scene with its take on Mexican street food. Tuck into tacos, queso fundido and Highland steak and chips, which can be washed down with one of its signature margaritas. You don't need to ask us twice.

A first-class Japanese restaurant, you'll find Etsu sitting pretty on The Strand. This eatery fronts spacious dining areas, both indoors and on its alfresco terrace, all while the menu promises fresh sushi and umami-rich noodles. Yum.

Headed up by Million Pound Menu winners Jamie Duffield, Dave Bone and Anthony Power, Pilgrim is the Duke Street restaurant cooking up a taste of Spain's northern coastline. Head down to see what earned this dinky haunt a mention in the Michelin guide.

The brainchild of MasterChef The Professionals champ, Anton Piotrowski, Roski Liverpool is a top British restaurant. The Rodney Street eatery specialises in unique tasting menus alongside a fabulous range of drinks served in simple, yet, sleek surroundings. 

Halfa Halfa is where to mosey over to when Middle Eastern food is what you're craving. Mezze covers everything from corn ribs in harissa-garlic sauce to their famous halloumi fries and whipped goat cheese, while the halal meat and fish mains are just as tasty.

A popular bistro on Smithdown Road, Belzan is an easy choice for amazing grub. With a forward-thinking menu and unique industrial interiors, this definitely is a top eatery for those craving low-key date night vibes or are in the mood for something different. 

When only fancy restaurants in Liverpool will do, NORD has your next meal covered. Inspired by local chef Daniel Heffy's time in Michelin star restaurants in Scandinavia, this place serves twists on British fare alongside cocktails and wine.