Remember when you were younger and eating a meal with your parents was the most boring thing in the world? Well, this lot are the opposite of that. Whether it's thrilling you with a show while you eat, serving up creative plates you won't find elsewhere or doubling up as both lunch pick and club night, this is our list of the most fun restaurants in Liverpool.
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Last updated on 26th July 2024
Fancy a quirky restaurant in Liverpool? Mosey down to Red Dog Austin Bar-B-Que where you can get stuck into some scrumptious American BBQ-style meats, alongside dreamy cocktails. Plus, there's live music every Friday and Saturday to keep the good vibes going.
At Albert's Schloss on Bold Street, the food is just as impressive as the entertainment. This bier house and pleasure palace is named after Prince Albert himself and has everything you need for a good time. From delicious European-inspired cuisine like fondue and schnitzel to amazing live entertainment and a wide selection of drinks, it's the perfect place to party with your mates. So come on down to Bold Street and let the good times roll.
From the totally plant-based menu to the fun-loving ska tunes, Down The Hatch is a really fun restaurant in Ropewalks. Settle into the stylish interiors to get stuck into unique, comforting eats, like the King Katsu burger, lusciously loaded fries and lip-smacking lasagne.
Get ready for Mamas MixTape - Bottomless Dining at Mamasan. Join them for a music-filled dining experience packed with live entertainment, bottomless cocktails and a vibrant selection of R&B & Hip-Pop tunes to groove to. What's on the menu? Take your pick of three delectable small plates from an award-winning Southeast Asian-inspired menu and enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless booze featuring handcrafted tipples, premium spirits, beer, wine, or fizz to elevate your dinner.
While most people associate Revolution with their amazing range of cocktails and fun partying until the early hours of the morning, they also have a delicious food menu too. So before the lights go down and you storm the dancefloor, grab a plate or two of great food and you've got yourself one of the most fun places to eat in Liverpool.
Boasting Argentinian food, stunning Grade II listed interiors and top-notch entertainment, it's no wonder why Gaucho Liverpool is a triple threat in the city centre. Sink your teeth into signature cuts, all before throwing some shapes every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8pm 'til late.
Dining doesn't get much more fun than at BOXPARK, where shipping containers housing street food vendors and bars are filling up the historic Canning Hall in the Baltic Triangle. There are all kinds of tasty eats to choose from in this spacious venue, including Stateside Grill selling scrumptious toasties, spicy noodles from Yum Cha and loaded wraps at Rose Street Kebab. What's more, you'll often find sports screenings, open mic nights, quizzes and more while you're here.
From bottomless brunches to Friday evening sax performances, Mason's Kitchen and Bar is just the place when you need somewhere fun to dine. Wash your miso cod or katsu curry down with a choice of cocktails inspired by pan-Asian flavours.
Offering the food, the drink and the party all under one roof, Alma De Cuba lies in the conversion of the spectacular St Peter's Catholic Church. There's everything from antler chandeliers to several rooms of good times that host boozy brunches and late nights. Should you find yourself in the restaurant? Feast on a menu of Cuban treats.
When you combine modern and traditional British food and a love for excellent cocktails, you've got a great restaurant in Liverpool for some serious fun times. The restaurant is flooded in natural light in the daytime thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows, but once night descends, the music comes on and you can party to your heart's content.
Sitting pretty on the beautiful Albert Dock is Revolucion de Cuba; a little slice of Latin joy in the city. Not only does it offer a wide range of delicious South American food – from tapas to paella and burritos – but there's also a wide range of delicious cocktails, from the frozen to the mojito. Once the night descends, so does the sound of live Latin music.
