Located right in the heart of the Ropewalks district, Concert Square is a lively spot in the centre of Liverpool. It's here that you'll discover some of the best venues in the city, from swoon-worthy date locations to fun-loving party bars. Fuel up before a big night out with this collection of restaurants near Concert Square, whether you're craving a fast food fix, healthy kick or sophisticated sit-down meal.
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Last updated on 30th August 2024
In need of something more sophisticated? Brown's is an airy brasserie and bar, located in Liverpool ONE, just a short walk from Concert Square. An essential venture for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner, the menu of classic British dishes and fresh seasonal creations is a real crowd-pleaser.
Get set to party at Albert's Schloss Liverpool and let them give you a warm wilkommen to their bier haus for your next night out. With fantastic live entertainment, European-infused grub, and a stellar array of drinks, this pleasure palace is the ultimate place for a jolly good time. There's always something happening here, so you'll be absolutely spoiled for choice.
A place for steaks, drinks and good times, Cowshed is just a short walk from Concert Square. This haven for all-things beefy, specialises in fine cuts of meat, with mouthwatering fillets, ribeyes and rumps at the centre of the menu... simply pair with a handpicked malbec for the perfect meal.
Maray is all about social dining with its menu of innovative small plates, long dining tables, and charming brick bar. Located near Concert Square, this restaurant takes inspiration from Middle-Eastern and Mediterranean dishes with fresh ingredients and an inviting blend of flavours.
Brunch is the best meal of the day, right? Ditch waking up early on the weekend in favour of an all-day offering from these guys. Serving eggs of all kind, breakfast burgers and Full English fry-ups from dusk 'till dawn, The Brunch Club are on-hand to satisfy any brekkie cravings.
This unique eatery in Duke Street Market serves up some seriously stunning Spanish food, inspired by the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Dishes here range from potatoes with crispy pancetta and chopped egg, to Iberico ham, beech cap mushrooms and hispi cabbage.
