There's nothing quite like a decent Italian meal; whether you're talking freshly made pizza created using hand-pulled dough or lasagne layered with juicy authentic ingredients. Rounding up the city's best places for chilled out evenings, aperitivo-fuelled drinks and glam date nights, we explore the most fabulous Italian restaurants in Liverpool.
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Flaunting fresh oysters, king prawn linguine, delish burrata and much more, Piccolino is a fabulous 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.
If you're on the hunt for cool Italian places to eat in Liverpool, check out Gino D'Acampo. The restaurant promises everything from chicken risotto and lobster linguine to wood-fired pizzas and much more. For drinks? We recommend the Little Italy - a mix of Maker's Mark Bourbon and vermouth.
For Italian fare in the heart of Liverpool's city centre, Wildwood is a great choice. Not only are there a delicious variety of plates to dig into, but there's also a laid-back atmosphere. Our favourite? It has to be the rigatoni speck with smoked ham, rocket, parmesan and blue cheese.
Not your usual pick for Italian, Crazy Pedro's is the pizza parlour and party bar that's spicing up your after-work drinks, weekend feasting and quirky date nights. Hole up in one of the bar areas or take to the roof terrace when the sun's shining.
The home of authentic Neopolitan pizza, Rudy's is the award-winning restaurant that eases you into impressive slices with burrata, Caprese salads and aperitivos. On top of all that, there's classics like tiramisu and affogato to keep you sweet.
Handpicking the finest seasonal ingredients, Carlisi is a great Italian restaurant for all occasions. Pair fine wines and aperitif-style cocktails with a menu of breakfast, brunch, charcuterie, bruschetta and signature dishes that include lasagna and parmigiana.
