Restaurants in Liverpool City Centre

From Liverpool ONE to Albert Dock, iconic brand The Botanist is here to make sure you have a great meal while sipping from the gin-heavy cocktail list. Not only can you enjoy a secret garden theme, alongside outdoor space at each for the summer, but also everything from Sunday roasts to steak, fish and chips, katsu curries and their signature hanging kebabs.

If you're searching for restaurants in Liverpool city centre, Duke Street Market is an excellent choice. Enjoy wolfing down eats from six independent kitchens such as Cahita, Ginger and Kelp all while sipping on a cocktail or two.

If you're in the mood for some delicious Indian street food, look no further. This eatery offers the very best traditional cooking, from succulent meats to mouthwatering vegetable dishes. With authentic, simple meals at the heart of its menu, Mowgli on Bold Street and Water Street is a top spot for diners in L1 or L2. 

Head over to the Georgian Quarter where this pretty Liverpool city centre restaurant is waiting to sort you with cool cocktails and tasty plates. Tuck into international fare from brunch through dinner, washed down with fruity spritzes and unique tipples.

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This Liverpool city centre restaurant is quite the looker, thanks to chandeliers, ornate ceilings and tasteful decor. Not only that, but the menu of British and pan-Asian dishes is sure to satisfy as much as the interiors.

Albert's Schloss pays tribute to Queen Victoria's husband and his roots, featuring nightly live entertainment in their spacious bier hall-style dining area. You'll get to chow down on currywurst, dip into some luscious fondue, and sample their seasonal cocktails, like the zesty Apple Strudel made with spiced rum, while enjoying epic performances and fun-filled live shows such as Friday Frölich and Kunst Kabaret.

A family-friendly restaurant in Liverpool city centre, YO! Sushi is the place to head if you've got a hankering for some authentic Japanese street eats, including sashimi, maki, katsu curries and moreish gyozas.

Situated on Church Street, Wildwood is a real city centre gem. And why it's so good you ask? This laid-back venue has a delicious menu that's dedicated to moreish Italian fare, including mushroom arancini, crispy calamari and goat's cheese-topped pizzas.

Ready your taste buds for a rollercoaster of flavours at Byron, where they're dishing out gourmet burgers with all the works. Take your pick from delights like the Dirty Byron, boasting beef mayo, relish, and pickled red onions, or dive into the BBQ Chicken loaded with buttermilk fried chicken, bacon, smoked cheddar, and ranch dressing.

If you're looking for a vegan restaurant in Liverpool city centre, Down The Hatch is a haven of plant-based junk food. Get your chops around towering burgers, loaded fries and cauliflower wings, with killer cocktails to match.

For a sophisticated yet welcoming dining experience in the heart of Liverpool, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Spa stands out. The venue's Koukash Bar & Grill offers Mediterranean-inspired cuisine in a stunning setting, blending modern elegance with historic charm.

Located within a Grade II-listed building, it's a perfect place to indulge in delicious dishes, whether for a casual meal or a special occasion. With the best of Liverpool's nightlife and cultural hotspots just a short stroll away, DoubleTree is a prime spot to enjoy great food while soaking in the city's vibrant atmosphere.

While you wouldn't initially peg it as a restaurant, thanks to their famous list of smoking and fizzing cocktails, The Alchemist is also an amazing pick of cool places to eat in Liverpool city centre. Expect bao buns, alchemy brunches and more.

Boasting a fabulous menu with a crackin' view, the Courtyard Bar and Kitchen has built up quite the reputation. Enjoy dining in their gorgeous space, while tucking into some fabulous food completed by bespoke cocktails and wine. Need we say more?

Searching for scrumptious dinners or yummy starters? Offering fresh oysters, classic carbonara, delish burrata and much more, Piccolino is a stylish Italian restaurant. Pair your dishes with a glass of red wine or vanilla espresso martini. Or you can tuck into a chocolate and hazelnut cheesecake for dessert.

Almost Famous have pretty much established themselves as the best burger joint in the city centre, they even have their own This Is Liverpool stack, a double cheeseburger with chicken and chips, chip shop curry sauce and wonder onions, it's a must-try for any avid meat eater. 

A beautiful Liverpool city centre restaurant, BoBo is serving up Iberian tapas and tasty wines on Castle Street. A great date night spot of pick for those looking for some light bites, their small plates menu includes squid with aioli, cheese and charcuterie platters, spicy chicken wings and more.

If you've got a taste for tapas, then El Gato Negro should be on your radar. Chef Simon Shaw's Liverpool restaurant boasts a menu of salt cod croquetas, chargrilled sweet potato and chorizo to keep you sated. On the drinks front? There's sangria for that.

One of the Sunday Times Top 100 Restaurants in the world, this fine dining experience offers traditional British dishes with a twist. The selection of delicious food offerings, paired with its diverse wine list and gorgeous interiors make this one of the city's best restaurants. 

Located on one of Liverpool's most iconic streets, Roski is the brainchild of Michelin-starred chef and winner of 2014's Masterchef: The Professionals, Anton Piotrowski. This intimate restaurant is characterised by its eclectic British dishes, big flavours and innovative cooking techniques. 

Bringing you full Latino flavour with the spirit to match, Alma De Cuba has an electric feel to it with its impressive shows that perfectly accompany its vibrant dishes. Located right in the city centre in a stunning converted church, make sure to try the Sunday service gospel brunch, it's a real hit.

A charming little place for cocktails and a bite to eat, Maray has a great selection of small plates that cater to all dietary requirements. Inspired by Middle-Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, the ever-changing menu is full of flavour. Complementing the food is the cool, humble feel to the space itself with rustic decor and long table. 

Situated on Water Street, Gaucho Liverpool is a city centre gem worth visiting. Not only does this gorgeous Argentinian steakhouse boast some of the most succulent cuts around, but this eatery also has gorgeous Grade II listed interiors and a pretty bar.