Places to Eat in Liverpool
Discover the best places to eat in Liverpool, from cosy cafes and fast food favourites to fine dining restaurants and everything in between.
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Duke Street Food and Drink Market Opens As Liverpool’s New Culinary Hotspot
Duke Street Food and Drink Market opens its doors today (13 June) as a new 5000 square feet venue which will be Liverpool’s hottest food & drink destination and a platform for the city’s finest independent food brands. The million pound development project will be home to six food businesses, a flagship restaurant, three bars and florist, creating over 100 jobs for the region. The restoration of this 100-year old warehouse has been led by…
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Castle Street Coffee Serving up #brunchgoals
A few years ago Castle Street was not the bustling area it is today, with the odd place to grab a quick lunch while weave through office workers rushing to their next meeting. Now with the regeneration of the financial district and Liverpool One & the Albert Dock being a quick walk away, a stroll down Castle Street has something to suit every budget and every meal. If you are heading for a spot of…
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Maray offers limited edition 5th birthday menu with all-time favourites
To celebrate turning the grand old age of five, one of Liverpool’s most popular restaurants, Maray, will be celebrating its birthday with a limited edition birthday menu, available from 4-9th June at both of its Allerton Road and Bold Street sites. The menu will comprise of specials that take inspiration from a selection of dishes which were initially available when Maray first launched, including favourite small plates along with cocktails. The special Birthday menu will…
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PG Tips Launches Pop-Up Complimentary Dairy-Free Afternoon Tea In Liverpool
To celebrate the popularity of its ‘Perfect with Dairy-Free’ tea, this May PG tips is launching a free afternoon tea centred around the much-loved brew. The ‘Afternoon Free’ will run for a limited time (Monday 20 – Friday 24 May) only across three charming venues in the UK including Cuthbert’s Bakehouse in Liverpool. Guests have the chance to taste a delicious PG tips dairy-free afternoon tea with a loved one. What’s more, for those who…
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Duke Street Market To Open In June
The much-anticipated Duke Street Market will officially launch in June 2019, with a string of top food and drink operators confirmed. With building and construction work well underway, Duke Street Market is all set to open its doors next month. A flagship million-pound project, the venue will bring over 100 jobs to the city and a host of independent traders. The venue is set to become one of the North West’s primary culinary tourism destinations…
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El Pecado Restaurant Review
There was a time, admittedly BCC (Before Capital of Culture) when Bold Street was home to your usual standard fare of restaurants, Indian, Pizza Parlours, Butty Bars and Chinese, but today it is truly cosmopolitan, and all the better for it. I write this on a Sunday, and I have to admit I was taken by surprise just how busy Bold Street was. Our destination today was EL Pecado, – the Spanish word for sin…
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Pilgrim, BBC’s Millon Pound Menu Winners Set To Open First Restaurant WITH Soft Launch
Set to open a new restaurant in Liverpool’s much-anticipated Duke Street Market, Pilgrim, will launch with a 50% off soft launch period from May 15th. Based on an ancient pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia which has taken place since the 9th century. With starting points in France, Spain and Portugal, Pilgrim aims to be so much more than just another typical Spanish restaurant. The winners will embrace the many diverse flavours and dishes…
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SKAUS KAFE Launch at Camp + Furnace
The team behind the Scandinavian-inspired SKAUS has announced the launch of SKAUS KAFE inside the cosy Camp + Furnace Lobby. SKAUS KAFE will be open Monday to Saturday 9am-6pm serving breakfast/brunch until midday, and then some brand new seasonal small plates until 6pm. Alongside SKAUS KAFE they will also be re-launching their own take on the renowned Camp + Furnace Roast, serving every Sunday 12pm-5pm. They’ll be making duck fat hasselbacks a thing. Fact. In…
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New tapas bar & restaurant launched by some of the city’s most respected experts
El Pecado means ‘to sin’ A new tapas bar & restaurant has been launched in Liverpool by some of the city’s most respected chefs, wine and hospitality experts. El Pecado meaning ‘sin’ is on Bold Street and everybody enjoys a sin or two when it comes to eating out as acclaimed restaurant manager Jay Bennett, a familiar face around the city scene explained. “We believe food & drink shared with friends should be fun and…
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MARAY Set To Open A Third Restaurant At Royal Albert Dock
One of Liverpool’s most popular restaurants and cocktail bars, Maray, is set to open its third site this summer at the iconic Royal Albert Dock Liverpool. The company’s expansion follows the success of its existing Middle Eastern-inspired restaurants, on Bold Street, Liverpool city centre and Allerton Road in the south of the city. The new Maray will join an exciting food and drink line-up currently taking shape at the Royal Albert Dock, which has seen…
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Wrapora Is Our New Lunch Time Saviour
After opening a few weeks ago we decided to try out Wrapora, specialising in wraps using the freshest and locally sourced ingredients you’re probably thinking you’ve heard it all before right? But, it was a very memorable visit for us and definitely somewhere we will be re-visiting especially for a lunch time pick me up. We ordered a grilled chicken wrap filled with salad and sweet chilli sauce with a side of fries and the…
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Over 100 Healthy Juice Blends Available At Liverpool’s Only Dry Bar The Brink
The Brink is encouraging the North West to consider health and wellbeing as part of National Nutrition Month. In a bid to raise awareness of overall nutrition the award-winning dry bar and café, owned by Action on Addiction, is showcasing its wide variety of fresh presses, detox juices and smoothies. With over 100 drinks options on the menu, each of the recipes boasts delicious flavours and notable health benefits to help customers feel their best…
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Bold Street Coffee Launches Evening Menu
The award-winning coffee house, Bold Street Coffee, has announced it will be expanding its offering with a brand-new evening menu, which will be available every Thursday to Sunday from 6pm. Just eight months after a hugely successful crowdfunding campaign, Bold Street Coffee returned to its rightful place with a new look and new menu, as well as a new concept in Castle Street Coffee’s Santa Maluco. To continue its string of success, the Bold Street favourite…
Liverpool is a city that truly loves its food, and whether you’re a local or a visitor, you’ll never run out of delicious options. The city’s dining scene is as diverse and vibrant as its culture, with something to suit every craving, mood, and budget. From quick bites on the go to sit-down meals in award-winning restaurants, Liverpool’s food spots cover it all.
If you’re after something casual, the city has countless cafes and coffee shops perfect for a light lunch, weekend brunch, or an afternoon pick-me-up. Independent gems sit alongside big-name favourites, with menus offering everything from freshly baked pastries to hearty all-day breakfasts.
For those in a hurry, Liverpool has plenty of fast food options too. Beyond the familiar chains, you’ll find quirky local takeaways, gourmet burger joints, and street food stalls at markets and pop-ups, serving flavours from around the globe. Whether it’s pizza, burritos, fried chicken, or a plant-based wrap, the city caters to every taste.
When you want something a little more special, Liverpool delivers with an impressive range of restaurants. The city is home to fine dining experiences led by award-winning chefs, serving carefully crafted dishes in stylish settings. Equally, you’ll find relaxed eateries offering quality food in a welcoming atmosphere — ideal for family meals, date nights, or group celebrations.
One of the best things about eating in Liverpool is its international influence. The city has embraced cuisines from all over the world, reflecting its status as a historic port and cultural melting pot. You can feast on authentic Italian pasta, aromatic Indian curries, spicy Mexican tacos, or traditional Chinese dim sum without ever leaving the city. Bold fusion menus also showcase Liverpool’s creative spirit, combining flavours in exciting new ways.
Of course, Liverpool also takes pride in its local produce and traditional favourites. Many restaurants and cafes source ingredients from nearby farms and suppliers, bringing fresh, seasonal food to the table. Classic British dishes sit proudly alongside global flavours, giving you the chance to try everything from fish and chips to modern twists on regional staples.
If you’re planning a night out, many of Liverpool’s restaurants double as lively evening venues, with great cocktails, buzzing atmospheres, and live music. Others provide the perfect spot for a quiet meal, tucked away from the city centre crowds. Whatever kind of dining experience you’re looking for, you’ll find it here.
At Liverpool Noise, we explore the full range of places to eat across the city, sharing recommendations, reviews, and insider tips to help you discover the best spots. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick snack, a laid-back bite with friends, or an unforgettable dining experience, our guides will point you in the right direction.
Liverpool’s food scene is constantly evolving, with new openings, pop-ups, and hidden gems appearing all the time. From street food festivals to fine dining tasting menus, the city’s energy and creativity shine through in its places to eat.
So whether you’re a dedicated foodie or just looking for a good meal after a day of exploring, Liverpool has you covered.