Top 6 Places to Eat in Liverpool

Written by Graham Smith, Hannah McKinsey, Jake Evans, Karen Price, Sandra Frank
26/08/2025
View of the historic Liver Building and waterfront in Liverpool, England at sunset.
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Liverpool's dining scene is exceptionally dynamic, offering a wide array of culinary experiences from Michelin-recommended fine dining to bustling street food markets, catering to diverse tastes and budgets.

1. The Art School Restaurant

Cuisine: Modern British Fine Dining

Nestled within a historic Victorian building in the Georgian Quarter, The Art School Restaurant offers an exquisite modern British dining experience. The focus is on beautifully prepared dishes using high-quality, seasonal produce. Guests can expect a refined atmosphere, ideal for special occasions. A popular option is the prix fixe menu, providing a curated selection of their culinary expertise.

Price: Prix fixe menu around £55 per person

Getting There: Located on Sugnall Street, it is a short taxi ride from the city centre, or a pleasant walk for those staying nearby in the Georgian Quarter.

2. 8 by Andrew Sheridan

Cuisine: Modern British Chef's Table Experience

This Michelin-recommended establishment in the Cavern Quarter provides an intimate chef's table experience for a select number of guests. The eight-course menu is a meticulously crafted journey through bold, seasonal modern British dishes, led by Chef Andrew Sheridan. The dimly lit setting, complete with a bespoke soundtrack, creates a unique multi-sensory dining adventure.

Price: Average price around £110 per person

Getting There: Situated in the central Cavern Quarter, it is easily accessible on foot from many city centre accommodations.

3. Maray (Bold Street)

Cuisine: Middle Eastern-inspired Small Plates

Maray on Bold Street is a trendy and intimate restaurant, renowned for its beautifully crafted Middle Eastern-inspired small plates. This venue excels in plant-based cooking, offering exceptional falafels, alongside a tantalising selection of meat and fish dishes. The communal dining style and vibrant atmosphere make it a popular choice for friends and couples.

Price: Small plates typically £6-£12 each

Getting There: Found on the bustling Bold Street, this restaurant is centrally located and easily walkable from most parts of the city centre.

4. Lunya

Cuisine: Catalan & Spanish Deli, Bar, and Restaurant

Lunya, located on Hanover Street, is a lively Catalan-inspired deli, bar, and restaurant offering an authentic taste of Spain. The impressive menu features a range of Catalan and Spanish dishes, complemented by a deli stocked with artisan cheeses, cured meats, and other Spanish staples. It is an award-winning destination providing a vibrant and engaging dining experience.

Price: Tapas dishes typically £5-£15

Getting There: Positioned within Liverpool ONE on Hanover Street, it is in a prime central location and is easily accessible by foot.

5. Indian Tiffin Room

Cuisine: Authentic Indian Street Food

For those seeking an authentic Indian street food experience, Indian Tiffin Room in Ropewalks presents a menu bursting with flavour. Guests can savour fragrant biryanis, crispy dosas, and rich, spicy curries, all designed to be shared. The vibrant setting and diverse offerings make it suitable for both casual meals and group dining.

Price: Main dishes typically £10-£20

Getting There: Located in Ropewalks, the restaurant is a short walk from the main city centre attractions.

6. Baltic Market

Cuisine: Diverse International Street Food

Situated in the Cains Brewery Village, Baltic Market is Liverpool's original food hall and a lively hub of independent street food vendors. It offers a constantly rotating selection of global cuisines, from wood-fired pizzas and Middle Eastern kebabs to fried chicken and Venezuelan delights. The market provides a casual, energetic atmosphere with music, making it perfect for groups, families, or anyone seeking variety in a relaxed setting.

Price: Dishes typically £6-£12

Getting There: Found in the Baltic Triangle, it is about a 10-15 minute walk from Liverpool ONE, or a short taxi ride (approximately £5-£8). Local bus routes also serve the area.

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