great food and service at very affordable prices. Ask for the special which is a starter and main meal and a bottle of house red or white, all for £15!!! Its a must!
Zed Med – Liverpool City Centre
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great food and service at very affordable prices. Ask for the special which is a starter and main meal and a bottle of house red or white, all for £15!!! Its a must!
Zed Med – Liverpool City CentreMy favourite restaurant. I have always had an excellent meal and brilliant time.
La Tasca – Liverpool City CentreThis is one of my favourite places to eat in Liverpool. I have been here a few times and every time the food has been delicious. A definate hit.
Villa Romana – Liverpool City Centrereally nice food
Puschka – Liverpool City CentreHaving being recommended i was dissapointed at the quality of the food that was put in front of me. My chicken tikka was overcooked and very tough however i enjoyed the saag vazi side dish which helped.
Indian Delight – Liverpool City CentreIt was absolutely superb and the staff are stupendous
Crowne Plaza Liverpool – Liverpool City CentreOne of the few places to wine and dine overlooking Liverpool'sgreatest asset - The Mersey. Busy, bustling brand new - full of Chinese on the day that I went. Simply one of the best Chinese Restaurants in the City.
Chung Ku – Liverpool City CentreTwo restaurants for the price of one! Up stairs sophisticated dining and, without doubt, the best restaurant in Liverpool. Evenings have included impromptu performances by Nigel Kennedy who came across from the Philharmonic Hall and another evening half of Hollywood led by Samuel L. Jackson provided the table watching. The menu is changed regularly and, if you have room, try the deep fried jam sandwich for dessert. Downstairs is a more casual bistro with a bar where dining is informal with cheaper prices. All out of the same kitchen so it is very cost effective. Great for pre theatre.
60 Hope Street – Liverpool City CentreDr Duncan's must rate as one of the best City centre pubs in Liverpool. The range of real ales is second to none, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. The interior of the building is truly worth an inspection, especially the beautiful 'tiled room'. As for the food, it can only be described as restaurant quality (but not restaurant price). No plastic menus, just a top quality varying menu from a top quality chef. Every visit is an enjoyable experience.
Dr Duncans – Liverpool City CentreA large party of us met up here for dinner. The portions were smashing and the staff were very accommodating. The house wines were so good that we drank them out of it - and had to move on others which were slightly more expensive but equally palatable! We went on a Saturday evening and it wasn't crowded at all. The chef was very helpful with making allowances and alterations to receipes with regards to food allergies. We will definitely be going there again.
Bistro Pierre – Liverpool City CentreAn excellent restaurant and great value. The atmosphere was great, the service second to none and the fod was fantastic. Look out for their Monday Offer - 2 couses and a bottle of house wine each for £15 each!
Ego Mediterranean Restaurant – Liverpool City Centremost hospitable place
Wongs Restaurant – Liverpool City Centrethe baa bar s just brilliant!!!the food and drinks are sooo cheap!
Baa Bar – Liverpool City CentreI was very impressed by this restaurant. It is an ultra modern contemporary building, yet this unusual choice of building has been successfully blended with traditional Chinese themes via strategically placed statues, pieces of artwork and furniture. The view through the full length glass wall of the river Mersey is magnificent. The lights from the Wirral peninsula are particularly attractive of an evening. The food and drink was of a high quality. The staff are reserved yet friendly, the best combination I feel. A memorable time was had by all.
Chung Ku – Liverpool City CentreDr Duncans is a wonderful breath of fresh air with regards to pub food. It does not deliver the standard "pub grub" but offers an extensive range of food from basic Italian ciabattas to Kangaroo steaks! Enough to satisfy every pallete and pocket. The service is excellent, the staff are incredably helpful and friendly and Thomas Rockcliffe the chef is a true wonder in the kitchen. Two big thumbs up!!!!!
Dr Duncans – Liverpool City CentreAlways dependable, if a little predictable, but that means the food is Never poor! And great views over the Mersey. Well worth a visit, especially with a mixed age range party.
Britannia Inn – Liverpool City CentreOutstanding quality of food at an inexpensive price. Real authentic homecooked taste to each dish I have tried. The meatballs especially are outsanding.
Zorbas – Liverpool City CentreA wonderful Chinese experience, so much so that you could believe you were in China! Perhaps a majority of the diners were seemingly chinese. the meal was very good, but let down by the chinese pudding. But don't let that put you off, everything else was first rate.
Tai Pan Restaurant – 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).