Quirky Restaurants In Liverpool

For craft beer, cocktails and cracking food, look no further than The Shipping Forecast in the Ropewalks area. Expect exposed brick walls, hanging steel lams and a mezzanine level that hosts all kinds of events. You'll find live music here on a regular basis, and you can even try out interactive darts on their electronic Arrowsmith's boards. As for the menu? Think barbecue pulled pork burgers, hot honey pizzas and loaded mac 'n' cheese.

Although Point Blank Shooting is the ideal place to test your aim and reflexes on their realistic shooting simulators, it's also a great hub to dig into tasty plates. Offering up wallet-friendly pizza slices and Sunday bottomless brunches, this is a top spot to fill up on grub. Better yet? You can get 2 cocktails for £12 from Sunday to Friday.

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Gaucho Liverpool is anything but boring. This city centre gem boasts a mouthwatering menu filled with Argentinian steaks, from sirloin to ribeye and fillet, alongside a crackin' selection of sides. And that's not enough, there's also live entertainment and a top-notch bar.

Boasting high-quality, refined Indian food, Mowgli is one of the best quirky restaurants in Liverpool city centre - with a location on Bold Street and Water Street too. Enjoy tucking into some traditional favourites, while taking in the rustic decor, wooden tables and stunning low-caged lighting.

Hungry? Head over to Papillion in the gorgeous Georgian Quarter for some tasty brunch. Tuck into mouthwatering sandwiches, from harissa chicken with smoked bacon to a grilled three cheese toastie served with spiced tomato chutney.

Bavaria is a lot closer than you think when you arrive at Bierkeller. Not only is this one of the best themed restaurants in Liverpool, but they also offer fantastic live entertainment, alongside some of the finest German eats and bevvies served in steins.

When it comes down to restaurants with entertainment in Liverpool, Masons is a top-notch choice. Whether you fancy venturing inside for a bottomless brunch touting breakfast-inspired plates and live music or a for some tasty Asian food, this venue is a real winner.

Albert's Schloss is a Bavarian-style Alpine restaurant and bar serving European grub that is to die for. You can start your day with goodies like potato rosti, sausages and black pudding. As for dinner? They have everything from fondue, schnitzel, beef Wellington, to paprikash chicken. Yum.

Flaunting slick interiors, smoking concoctions and a mouthwatering menu, The Alchemist is a great stop-off for a little added pizzazz. Be sure to try out their colour-changing cocktail for something that'll really wow you. The best bit? On the weekends, you can enjoy any brunch dish accompanied by three cocktails for just £30.

This quirky pizza and party bar welcomes guests with a roof terrace and decor that would be expected of a place called Crazy Pedro's. Come for a night of dancing, drinking, and unique choices that will have you looking to try a slice with sushi or chips. 

If you're looking for restaurants with entertainment in Liverpool, Alma De Cuba has got you covered. With options to accommodate a small or large party, this eatery sticks with Hispanic and Cuban cuisine, delivering dishes like jerk chicken and baby back ribs. 

Burgers and cocktails galore are served in this quirky comfort food joint tucked in Liverpool's Ropewalks area. Get your milkshake fix with their unique fruit milkshakes topped with whipped cream, crunchy biscuits, and marshmallows. Need we say more?

Revolucion de Cuba transports you to the island to grab a mojito and have a dance. From the mosaic tiling to fabulous live music, it's no wonder why this funky hotspot is one of the best unique restaurants in Liverpool.

Based on Hanover Street, Albert's Schenke is giving a little extra oompah on their nights out. We're talking top-notch Bavarian entertainment, alongside lip-smacking wines, steins and German-inspired bites from the Cook Haus.

Seeking hidden gem restaurants in Liverpool? Madre is bringing a quirky slice of Latin America to the city. Expect tacos, sharing plates, and all sorts of margaritas in a space bursting with atmosphere. If you thought this couldn't get any better, there will also be table-top dancing.

A bit of Manhattan, neon signs and all, is brought to the city in bar and grill form with this unusual restaurant. The colourful New York-inspired spot is home to a regular rotation of live music, paired with some of the most delicious cocktails around. The food here is pretty exciting too, ranging from T-bone steaks to feta and spinach lasagne or sizzling chicken fajitas. They've got all sorts of brilliant offers here too, including 20% off mains on Mondays and two-for-one Thursdays.