300 Restaurants near L1, Liverpool

Liverpool's only authentic Italian restaurant. Unpretentious, vibrant, friendly, voted top 10 Italian restaurants in UK. Find out more

"Sapporo is synonymous with fun, so it’s no surprise that this showtime restaurant is one of the most popular 'partying' restaurants in the city & ..." Read our full review

A basement tequileria straight from the heart of Mexico. A true Tequila Heaven hidden away under the streets of Liverpool city centre. An undergroung sanctu ... Find out more

" The two bars at Parr Street’s legendary recording studios must rank among the coolest hangouts in Liverpool. Studio 2 – a stylish, minimalist space ..." Read our full review

"Like the Manchester original, this branch of Almost Famous is a big, brash joint with a funky attitude and some wacky ideas on the food front. Burgers ..." Read our full review

"Alma de Cuba puts in a strong bid as Liverpool’s most spectacular restaurant and bar complex. It certainly looks impressive, with the magnificent ..." Read our full review

For seasonal plates and a large helping of famous Liverpool hospitality, head to Manifest. This wine bar and restaurant has been created with the food and w ... Find out more

This urban restaurant and bar in Liverpool serves up vegan and vegetarian junk food, house cocktails and plenty of good vibes seven days a week. It’s ... Find out more

Welcome to our house of beef, a place for steaks, drinks and good people. If you love beef as much as we do, you're in the right place! Find out more

In the city that has brought us some of the greatest night life venues of all time (Cavern Club we’re looking at you), there’s no shortage of pl ... Find out more

It’s taken us a little while & a year of corona madness hasn’t helped, but our new concept replacing Neon Jamon Berry Street is here! Welco ... Find out more

Jacaranda Records is a reimagined record label driven by immersive audio, with a street network of live music venues and record stores in the heart of liver ... Find out more

"Judging by the rate at which Aberdeenshire’s self-styled punk brewers are expanding across the land, Britain’s thirst for populist craft be ..." Read our full review