Known for being quite the tourist hotspot, this famous street is filled to the brim with must-visit Liverpool restaurants and bars. Whether you're going to the joint The Beatles have performed in, an Italian haunt showcasing decadent pasta or a quirky cocktail den, you'll find it all in our roundup of the best places to eat and drink near Mathew Street.
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Featuring neon lights and floral foliage, Jaloux is hands down one of the best bars near Mathew Street, Liverpool city centre. Crack on with espresso martinis, Aperol spritzes and strawberry daiquiris while throwing shapes to all your favourite tunes.
Fronting drunken mushrooms, BBQ cauliflower bites and other lip-smacking small plates, The Flanagan's Apple has plenty of choice. Situated on Mathew Street, this Liverpool Irish bar is the perfect spot to snap up three tapas for £12 or if you're feeling quite hungry, hunker down with a gourmet halloumi burger.
Slug and Lettuce is the ideal joint for a bottomless brunch near Mathew Street, Liverpool. Nab a signature dish such as berry pancake tacos or buttermilk chicken burgers while sipping on free-flowing cocktails for two glorious hours.
Located just a stone's throw from the iconic The Cavern Club, Flares guarantees delish boozy bevvies and late-night antics. This retro party bar is ideal for hen nights and birthday celebrations, especially if you snatch up a ticket to Feel Good Friday or Thursday Remix.
When it comes to the best restaurants near The Cavern Club, Liverpool's dining scene is thriving. Our top pick? Mosey down to Piccolino and get stuck into Italian eats, from wood-fired pizzas to luscious lobster linguine and fresh bruschetta. Top it off with a glass of red wine or a tropical tipple.
The Grapes? Oh, it's a must if you're after bars on Mathew Street Liverpool with live music. Along with fun karaoke nights, the venue also offers amazing deals such as £2 beer during happy hour. In the mood for retro tunes? Check out its quirky jukebox.
Sports fanatics will be big fans of Liverpool gem McCooleys. The venue not only screens all the latest sports fixtures such as rugby or football, but it also supplies a wide range of food and delicious moonshine cocktails to boot.
Caven Pub is a Mathew Street must-visit for those who love The Beatles. Decked out with music memorabilia and vintage decor, the quirky watering hole has also seen other icons such Oasis and Stevie Wonder grace its stage. Want more? Head to its events venue The Cavern Club.
