We've compiled our list of the best restaurants in Liverpool from the reviews submitted by our members.
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We also filter out reviews which we feel are not being honest or differ greatly from the experiences of our selected team of Trusted Reviewers.
Of course, all reviews are only a reflection of individual experiences and we would encourage you to submit a review of any restaurants you visit, so that we can ensure our list of Best Liverpool Restaurants remains reflective.
Wheeler’s of St James’s is an oyster bar and grill at the four-star luxury hotel Pullman Liverpool at Kings Dock on the banks of the River Mersey. The restaurant is celebrity chef Marco Pierre White’s latest venture in the city and the menu is famed for its signature dish, Oysters Rockefeller, which is based on the original recipe created at Antoine’s in New Orleans in 1899
The London Carriage Works is a multi award winning restaurant serving modern international dishes complemented by the use of local, fresh and seasonal produce. The restaurant is sister to hope street hotel and is open to the public seven days a week, from breakfast to nightcaps, with lunch, afternoon tea, supper, dinner and cocktails in-between.
Puschka opened its doors in 2001 and since then, they've been building up quite a reputation for good food and good service. Nestling in Rodney Street in Liverpool’s old Georgian Quarter close to Liverpool Philharmonic. The produce comes fresh to their door each morning and is on your plate that very same evening with a seasonally changing menu.
Positioned between the edge of the central shopping zone and the business district in an area now recognised as the Stanley St Quarter. Offering excellent food which is good value with equally good service. Since opening Delifonseca has won many awards.
At Malmaison Liverpool Brasserie, the magnificent menu is undoubtedly the star of the show, but the gorgeous décor also looks good enough to eat. Whether you're booking an intimate dinner for two or a private party you won't find another restaurant in Liverpool to match their unique ingredients of style, passion and food to die for.
Sister restaurant of Salt House Tapas this French brasserie meets urban warehouse restaurant truly is the perfect place to grab a quick bite to eat whist shopping in the city, socialising with friends over cocktails and dinner, or relaxing with family over Sunday Lunch.
Salt House Tapas is all about contemporary tapas plates, with hand carved Ibérico hams, bar snacks and fantastic puddings. Wines from the best Spanish vineyards, stunning Cava’s, modern Sherries and a selection of handpicked South American wine served with warmth in the heart of the best city in England.
If you're looking for a restaurant with a difference, then look no further than Sapporo Teppanyaki, located close to Liverpool's Chinatown on Duke Street in the heart of the city centre. Superb Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant in Liverpool’s Chinatown . The theatre style cooking is ideal for large parties although it also boasts a more intimate separate Sushi and Noodle dining area.
Incredibly impressive multi-award winning Thai restaurant comes to Liverpool one from Manchester and Leeds. Chaophraya combine unrivalled levels of service with gourmet quality menus, offering customers a unique dining experience, t heir vegetarian menu has been described by the times as the 'best in Britain'.
Viva Brazil Liverpool is an award-winning authentic Brazilian steakhouse, offering unique dining experience with15 different cuts of BBQ meat and exceptional customer service. Viva Brazil Liverpool was the first Churrascaria (Brazilian steakhouse) to open in Liverpool in 2010 and the first restaurant of the chain, now having restaurants in Glasgow, Cardiff and Aberdeen.
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= Michelin Stars Awarded in 2013| 
= AA Rosettes Awarded in 2013
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