From gorgeous green spaces to the historic Albert Dock, we all know that this city is pretty impressive. And when we're not wandering around soaking up the stunning architecture?
We're eating and drinking with a mighty fine backdrop. Whether it's a date night or a birthday celebration on a rooftop, we've rounded up the best Liverpool restaurants with a view.
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Not only is the Panoramic 34 menu to die for, but is also known for its spectacular views of the city. Located 300 feet above sea level on the 34th floor of the West Tower, this sky-high spot is the perfect retreat for date nights or special occasions alike.
Look out over the Royal Albert Dock from on board Daffodil, a floating restaurant on the former iconic MV Royal Daffodil. This four-level boat contains a luxurious restaurant, a sleek cocktail bar and outdoor spaces, with touches of maritime charm throughout.
Enjoy a carefully curated menu of modern British dishes, thought up by Chef Darren James-Campbell. Munch your way through charcuterie boards, natural rock oysters, truffled honey duck breast and more.
Found high up on the eighth floor of West Africa House, Goodness Gracious is Oh Me Oh My's gorgeous secret garden. Bask in the sunshine over a few mouthwatering plates or afternoon tea, all while taking in views of the Royal Liver Building and waterfront.
If you're seeking Liverpool waterfront restaurants flaunting beaut scenes, Gino D'Acampo is a grand venue to check out. Enjoy tucking into lobster linguine or wood-fired pizzas, alongside a wide range of cocktails. Perfect for catching the sunset.
Looking for Liverpool restaurants in Albert Dock with a view? PanAm is a waterside hotspot perfect for those craving stunning views. Set over a series of floors, the restaurant serves up a range of American-style grub, alongside weekend bottomless brunches for an extra dose of fun.
On the hunt for Liverpool restaurants in the city centre boasting pretty scenes? Then head to Tempest on Tithebarn. Whether you're popping in for burgers, hearty small plates or bottomless brunches, the vibrant outdoor space overlooking the historic architecture will impress.
When it comes down to cool restaurants in Liverpool with picture-perfect scenes, Zenn is a firm choice. Step inside this glamorous venue, where you'll be able to take pretty views of the city or relax in the temple-themed garden area. Thirsty? There are cocktails for that.
With a terrace touting views of the River Mersey, Revolution is a top place for all occasions. Dig into international-inspired plates with a signature potion in hand. And if the weather's a lil' drizzly? You'll get to take in the water scenes from the floor-to-ceiling windows inside.
Located in Crosby Coastal Park, the Lakehouse is a charming all-day restaurant that boasts amazing views over the water. Their expansive outdoor terrace is perfect for alfresco dining, particularly gorgeous at sunset. The interiors also offer a great outlook, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows.
They host live music performances throughout spring and summer, which you can enjoy alongside a delicious meal. Tuck into cinnamon-dusted French toast or shakshuka in the morning, or head down a little later for lamb kofta flatbreads, lasagne and aubergine steak.
Revolution Liverpool North Quay has a terrace with views of the River Mersey, plus floor-to-ceiling windows inside. Daffodil and Lakehouse also have waterside settings, with Daffodil moored at Royal Albert Dock and Lakehouse overlooking the water in Crosby Coastal Park.
Yes. Daffodil is a floating restaurant on the former MV Royal Daffodil at Royal Albert Dock. It is split across four levels, with a luxurious restaurant, a sleek cocktail bar and outdoor spaces.
Lakehouse's outdoor terrace is especially gorgeous at sunset, and Gino D'Acampo is described as a good place for catching the sunset. Both are strong choices for an early-evening table.
Zenn suits couples who want city views and a cocktail in a glamorous setting. Lakehouse suits a relaxed date, with its terrace and floor-to-ceiling windows.
