Restaurants in Liverpool City Centre

Searching for a good place to eat in the heart of the city? From quality pizza places and crazy burgers bars to authentic Asian delicacies, these epic spots take the guesswork out of finding the best places to eat in Merseyside. Whether you're looking for a quick fix, a slap-up meal or dinner with a show, explore a range of cuisines and fantastic restaurants in Liverpool's city centre with our guide. 

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Last updated on 9th January 2025



Albert's Schloss - Liverpool

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.

The Botanist, Liverpool ONE

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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.

Byron – Liverpool

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.

Wildwood Liverpool

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.

Roski

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. 

Maray

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.