Restaurants in Liverpool City Centre

For people who love booze and chicken, this is a sure winner. The succulent 24-hour brined buttermilk chicken is crumbed in a secret herb crusting, and cooked to perfection. For veggies, a fair amount of dishes are available with a halloumi option to you don't have to miss out. 

A charming little place for cocktails and a bite to eat, Maray has a great selection of small plates that cater to all dietary requirements. Inspired by Middle-Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, the ever-changing menu is full of flavour. Complementing the food is the cool, humble feel to the space itself with rustic decor and long table. 

If you're in the mood for some delicious Indian street food, look no further. This eatery offers the very best traditional cooking, from succulent meats to mouthwatering vegetable dishes. With authentic, simple meals at the heart of its menu, Mowgli is a top spot for diners in L1. 

Almost Famous have pretty much established themselves as the best burger joint in the city centre, they even have their own This Is Liverpool stack, a double cheeseburger with chicken and chips, chip shop curry sauce and wonder onions, it's a must-try for any avid meat eater. 

One of the Sunday Times Top 100 Restaurants in the world, this fine dining experience offers traditional British dishes with a twist. The selection of delicious food offerings, paired with its diverse wine list and gorgeous interiors make this one of the city's best restaurants. 

Funnily enough, a great place to stop for brunch in Liverpool's city centre. This place serves fantastic breakfast dishes until 5pm every day along with a lovely selection of cocktails. If you're looking for a cool, casual location for a meet-up, this is the one for you. 

Bringing you full Latino flavour with the spirit to match, Alma De Cuba has an electric feel to it with its impressive shows that perfectly accompany its vibrant dishes. Located right in the city centre in a stunning converted church, make sure to try the Sunday service gospel brunch, it's a real hit.

Located on one of Liverpool's most iconic streets, Roski is the brainchild of Michelin-starred chef and winner of 2014's Masterchef: The Professionals, Anton Piotrowski. This intimate restaurant is characterised by its eclectic British dishes, big flavours and innovative cooking techniques.