Bars And Restaurants In The Ropewalks

Voyagers can be found on Parr Street, offering a cosy, modern dining space to enjoy international flavours. The menu takes inspiration from a wide range of places, featuring delectable sandos filled with salt and pepper chicken, small plates like smoked duck croquettes and tasty brunch dishes such as French toast topped with Greek yoghurt and a berry compote. The cool space fronts plenty of natural light, glossy tiles and an open kitchen - it's a great place to relax with friends or even bring a first date. 

Located beneath Duke Street, Down The Hatch is a subterranean restaurant championing the art of vegan junk food. Not only can you sink your teeth into plant-based mozzarella dippers and garlic shrooms, but unique burgers and deliciously dirty fries.

It's named The Brunch And Cocktail Club for a reason - both are exceptional at this Duke Street destination. Fill your boots on chorizo scrambled eggs double beef smash burgers and pulled pork loaded fries, before washing it down with watermelon frose, the mango-infused Lotus Flower and other house concoctions. 

It's not just the food and drink that has people flocking here though, as the interiors are truly gorgeous as well. Think plush green velvet booths, pretty fairy lights and stunning displays of foliage throughout the venue.

When it comes to Ropewalks venues, Sensation Liverpool is sure to impress. Known for its venues across the world, from Instanbul and Didm to Budva, this party hub knows a thing or two about throwing parties. Expect live DJ sets, entertainment and a gorgeous outdoor terrace.

Alcotraz: Cell Block Three-Six is a quirky cocktail bar in Liverpool's city centre that's inspired by infamous prison stories. Pull on your jumpsuit and avoid the warden's stares as you try to smuggle in booze. Then? You'll sip a range of tasty cocktails made just for you. For more, check out Alcotraz - The Yard. 

Overgrown Bar takes its name from the gorgeous floral displays found inside the quirky venue, which are topped off with pink neon signs. You'll find this unique spot on Seel Street, serving up cracking cocktails and live DJ sets.

There's a mouthwatering menu on offer here as well, featuring the likes of Cajun wings, halloumi burgers and broccoli cheese fritters. What's more, they serve brunch on weekends too.

The Shipping Forecast's vast and affordable food menu makes it a top pick for places to eat near Liverpool Central Station. Head to the family-friendly pub and feast on a range of burgers, veggie plates, salads, sharing platters and Sunday roasts in beautiful setting.

Ask anyone what their favourite bar in the Ropewalks is and the chances are they'll say Modo. The landmark party haunt is guaranteed to be bustling every weekend with daytime drinkers and nighttime dancers - although, with three unique floors and an outdoor space to choose from, we're sure you'll manage to find a spot.

Situated on the corner of Slater Street and Parr Street, Manolo is a sultry speakeasy worth visiting. Head inside this illicit joint, where you'll be able to sit in a cosy corner to enjoy a Caribbean-inspired bevvy, all while groovin' to a backdrop of fantastic live music. Oh, yes.

As one of the best spots for craft brews, this bar near Seel Street is an obvious choice for an unconventional pint. As well as housing an array of beers, IPAs, sour ales and ciders, BrewDog's a real looker too with neon signs and industrial interiors giving off cool vibes.

Nestled on Duke Street, Pins Social Club is the non-stop party machine that you need to check out. Not only does this place sling out some killer cocktails and delicious pizzas, but it also boasts bowling alleys, pool tables and shuffleboard.

Located in Liverpool, Red Dog Saloon is knocking up some banging American BBQ eats. From messy ribs to fried chicken and pulled pork sandwiches, these folks are ideal come lunch and dinner. Plus, there's live music and delish cocktails for a more fun ambiance.

Who doesn't love Be At One? Daily happy hours, a buzzy atmosphere, impressive mixologists and a soundtrack filled with bangers are all up for grabs at this party bar. Hit them up at the weekend for a night of dancing, courtesy of their resident DJs, or check out their cocktail masterclasses for a fun birthday idea.

Seel Street restaurant and bar, Mason's, is just the thing when you want your drinks or meal with plenty of fun on the side. Weekends bring bottomless brunches here, while Friday night sees saxophonists accompany your pan-Asian meal and cocktails. 

Mean Eyed Cat is a top choice of Ropewalks bars, thanks to its Deep South inspiration, free pizzas with every drink and 'roll the dice' game - that's your round on the house if you get a six. Not only that, but out back you'll find a 1950s Polynesian paradise with tiki cocktails and limbo.

Proving that sometimes you can't beat a juicy burger, Almost Famous knocks up a plethora of meaty mouthfuls, wings and fries for hungry diners. However, normal they ain't. The kitchen spices things up with unusual topping such as Frazzles, Marmite butter, smoky bacon ketchup and chip shop curry sauce.

A popular student hangout, Heebie Jeebies is your one-stop-shop for drinking and dancing. During the day the Ropewalks bar is a prime place for a sip in the sunshine, with a stunning courtyard and adorable cocktails served in teapots. However, once the sun goes down, twinkly fairy lights sets the mood for a raucous night of shaking and shimmying across their three floors. 

Hidden behind an unassuming black door you'll find Berry and Rye, a theatrical speakeasy bar. Hanging lights and rustic flooring give the place a slinky atmosphere, whilst a large drinks menu of gin and whisky concoctions are disguised within old books and bibles. In other words, welcome to your new date night spot.

A tea room, restaurant, bar and live music venue all in one, Leaf has got you covered for whatever tickles your fancy. Plush antique armchairs and charming decor provide a cosy setting whilst a mega menu has plenty to keep you fuelled up. And don't even get us started on the botanical cocktails - anyone for blood orange rooibos margaritas? 

Take a culinary trip through Spain with an evening at Pilgrim. Created by the winners of the Million Pound Menu, the restaurant's dishes take inspiration from numerous rural villages and towns across Spain. Tuck into a regularly-changing menu of authentic bites, including Galician fillet steak with coal-roasted potatoes and blood orange cake with cinnamon sugar.

This small but mighty restaurant has got all your eating and drinking needs covered. Head over to the charming spot where you'll find long communal tables, countertop seating and a kitchen popping out Middle Eastern and Mediterranean plates. When you're done, venture downstairs to the basement bar for an after-dinner drink.