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Master Chef is the best restaurant in Liverpool. The food is delicious, the waiters are very friendly and will accommodate any request within their power, you can bring your own booze, and its great value for money.
Master Chef Tandoori Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreThis is the BEST restaurant in Liverpool! I was fortunate enough to be treated to an amazing meal here by my Dad for my birthday last year and I can really say it was the best meal I have ever had. Not only was the food fantastic, the service was impeccable and the ambience lovely. If you can afford it, this is THE place to go if you want truly special night.
The London Carriage Works – Liverpool City CentreJust love this place. Always lively and the food is consistently good. Great variety on the menu and the service is friendly and helpful but not intrusive. Fantastic place.
Gusto – Liverpool City CentreI found my evening at Quarter a pleasure. The food was delicious, the waiting staff friendly the cost was very reasonable. i had a wonderful time with my friends and will certainly go again
The Quarter – Liverpool City CentreFantastic place. Excellent service. Great attention to detail. Quality food. You are really looked after from the moment you step through the door!
La Vina – Liverpool City CentreMe and my boyfriend go this restaurant every couple of weeks, the food is lovely and they let u adapt the dishes and add things, staff very friendly and the atmosphere is great.
Casa Italia – Liverpool City CentreFriday night, didn? book, squeezed us in - couldn? have been more helpful on a horrible wet cold 'may' evening! They've got it 'just right'
La Vina – Liverpool City CentreI went to this restaurant on a bank holiday with my partner we just went in by chance as we walked past so glad we did. The food was delicious we both had the bruchetta to start which were simple but very tasty and prawn, chilli and garlic linguine for our mains again simple but tasty. The desserts where fantastic I had the chocolate nemesis with caramel ice-cream which was just so gorgeous it made my toes curl my partner had home made chocolate ice-cream both were served with biscotti. So glad that Liverpool has another really good Italian restaurant to eat at
Piccolino – Liverpool City CentreI think it is difficult to find such a good south Indian restaurant even in Delhi. REALLY AN AUTHENTIC SOUTH INDIAN CUISINE Dr Ajay Sharma
Maharaja South Indian Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreWe went last night and had a good evening out. Being Spanish, I can say that the food is nice and quite authentic... although some dishes are a bit odd, like the merluza al horno (baked hake) which looked and tasted more like a fish pie than a piece of baked fish. Tapas portions are small to my liking, and you have to order the bread apart, which should not happen in a Spanish restaurant... The meat is good though, reminiscent of Castillan food. Will definitely go back.
La Vina – Liverpool City CentreVery good food, shame it is on the expensive side
Puschka – Liverpool City CentreThe three of us had a very good meal last night at La Vina. The food was traditional Spanish just like we had in Madrid a few months ago. The service was excellent. Our waiter was Mexican, sorry I didn? get his name but he was very good. Also the cost was reasonable. The restaurant was very busy but this just added to the atmosphere. We will be back again soon.
La Vina – Liverpool City CentreExcellent pre theatre meal from the restricted menu in the bistro. Food excellent and ambience and service welcoming. If only the play had been as good. Please consider hope st pre theatre meal. You wont be disappointed. Wine list comprehensive.
60 Hope Street – Liverpool City CentreThis is something a bit different. South Indian food from the province of Kerala - both Sri Lankan and Indian friends have vouched for its authenticity. Its very tasty, well cooked, and a bit different - and its a great place to take people with wheat allergies as the breads are made with gram and rice flour. Try the 'hoppers' - rice flour pancakes - light as a feather, with one of the curries, and the spicy tuna cutlets for starters. Highly recommended.
Maharaja South Indian Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreWent to this restaurant after discovering it on sugarvine.com. The food was delicious and extremely filling. Would definitely recommend for a romantic date!
Uni Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreOur favourite restaurant! Best thing to do is...we order 4 Tapas between us and munch our way through them, then order another 4 and so on and so on...Great way to chill.
La Tasca – Liverpool City Centreabsolutely fantastic! a wonderful atmosphere, gorgeous food with such full flavours! chefs, staff and ambience exquisite
Sapporo Teppanyaki Liverpool – Liverpool City CentreThe food was lovely, however there wasn't much of a choice.
La Vina – Liverpool City Centre2 toppings and a drink for £9.99. Available every Monday.
2 courses plus a piece of home-made dessert, £12.50. Available until 6.30pm Wednesday and Thursday and until 5.30pm Fridays (excludes Bank Holidays).
Starter and a main, £14.99. Available Wednesday and Thursday 3pm-9.30pm, Friday and Saturday 3pm-6.30pm, Sunday 1pm-9.30pm.
One child (up to 10 years old) eats free per adult. Available Wednesday and Thursday.
Party Nights every Friday and Saturday with dinner, DJ, dancing and plate smashing. Meze party menu, £25 (£5pp non-refundable deposit).
