Quirky Restaurants in Liverpool

Bavaria is a lot closer than you think with when you arrive at Bierkeller. This quirky restaurant in Liverpool does beer the German way, served in steins and ice cold to your table. Enjoy live entertainment and the authentic Bavarian decor for a party suitable for any occasion! 

Having undergone a huge regurbishment, this glamorous restaurant has been restored to its former glory and is once again a prime destination for eating out. Expect a quirky Las Vegas style cabaret club, cocktail bar and large areas for group dining.

Settle down under the sea in this pirate's cove with decor that will have you dragging out your r's and wondering whether you need a patch over your eye. You'll feel like you found a treasure chest filled with gold when choosing from more than 150 bottles and creative cocktails to drink, which let's face it: might be better, at this cool Liverpool restaurant.

Revolucion de Cuba transports restaurant-goers to the island and invites them to grab a mojito and have a dance. From the mosaic tiling to live music, the atmosphere in Revolucion de Cuba makes it one of Liverpool's quirkiest restaurants.

Inspired by the extravagant bars seen in New York and Miami, Neighbourhood's interior is ideal for any of you foodstagrammers who must take a photo of every restaurant you eat in. With an impressive brasserie and cocktail menu, the food and drink will make your trip more worthwhile than the hundreds of likes your post will receive. 

This quirky pizza and party bar welcomes guests with a roof terrace and decor that would be expected of a place called Crazy Pedro's. Come for a night of dancing, drinking, and unique choices that will have you looking to try a pizza with sushi or chips. 

We had to include a place you could grab a good curry. Producing high quality, refined Indian food, Mowgli is also a cool venue in Liverpool for a night in this modern restaurant. The rustic decor with wooden tables and low caged lighting is accompanied by traditional favourites and cocktails for all to enjoy. 

We couldn't have a quirky restaurants list and not include Alma de Cuba, which invites guests to eat in a conversion of St. Peter's Catholic Church. With options to accommodate a party large or small, the restaurant sticks with Hispanic and Cuban cuisine delivering dishes like jerk chicken and baby back ribs. 

Down the Hatch is one of Liverpool's weird and wonderful restaurants dedicated to crafting meat-free goodness for vegans, vegetarians, and food lovers. The modern aesthetic of industrial decor and exposed wood will be a feast for your eyes while you chow down on some vegan mac and cheese or a jack fruit sundae.

The only thing I need to say to get you to try Caribou out is: poutine. There's nothing better than chips drizzled with copious amounts of gravy and cheese curds. Once a pop-up, Caribou has found its home in Liverpool for becoming the place to get your hands on this Canadian fast food staple. Whether enjoying their Tex Mex or Miss Piggy Poutine, this quirky place to eat in Liverpool has visitors falling in love with a classic Quebec french fry dish.

Modelled as an American smokehouse, The Red Dog Saloon fully commits to the look with as much wood panelling as possible and taxidermy. The saloon brings an old-fashioned American backyard barbecue to Liverpool with pulled pork, ribs, mac and cheese and meat that sits smoking for 18 hours. 

Burgers and cocktails galore are served in this quirky comfort food joint tucked in Liverpool's Ropeline area. Get your milkshake fix in with their unique fruit milkshakes topped with whipped cream, crunchy biscuits, and marshmallows.

A bit of Manhattan, neon signs and all, is brought to the city in bar and grill form with this unusual restaurant. Grilled up goodies are combined with live entertainment for the ultimate night out at this cocktail bar.