Brasco Lounge

Brasco Lounge is a laid-back, waterfront café and bar serving a great selection of tapas as well as eclectic global comfort food. With seats on the dockside, it's the perfect spot to indulge in delicious cuisine while enjoying the serene waterfront views.

• Web:

  thelounges.co.uk/brasco/

• E-mail:

  brasco@thelounges.co.uk

• Address:

  27a Mann Island, Mann Island Buildings, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 236 5085

• Opening hours:

  Tue 10am–11pm, Wed–Sun 9am–11pm, Mon closed

PANAM Restaurant & Bar

Housed in a spacious Victorian dock warehouse, PANAM is a contemporary dining and function venue offering the best of British cuisine, plus cocktails with spectacular dockside views.

• Web:

  panamliverpool.co.uk

• Address:

  Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 702 5831

• Opening hours:

  Mon–Thu 11am–9pm, Fri 11am–10pm, Sat 10am–11pm, Sun 10am–7pm

Sapporo Teppanyaki

Sapporo Teppanyaki is a lively Japanese restaurant that promises an unforgettable dining experience. The restaurant is renowned for its sizzling meats cooked on flaming hotplates, an array of sushi options, and a great selection of whisky and sake. But the best of dining here is watching the preparation of your food. Get ready to be entertained as their talented chefs take centre stage, and with a uniquely theatrical style, skillfully prepare your meal right before your eyes.

• Web:

  sapporo.co.uk

• E-mail:

  liverpool@sapporo.co.uk

• Address:

  134 Duke Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 705 3005

• Opening hours:

  Daily noon–10pm

Shiraz Palace

Shiraz Palace is a spacious bistro serving Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine, plus a fine selection of wines, beers, and spirits in a modern two-floor venue.

• Address:

  45 Ranelagh Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 707 7700

• Opening hours:

  Daily 8am–11pm

Spire

Spire offers an exquisite dining experience that combines modern British and European cuisine served in an exposed brick setting adorned with modern art. While it may be considered a little pricey, the experience it provides is truly worth every penny.

• Web:

  spirerestaurant.co.uk

• E-mail:

  info@spirerestaurant.co.uk

• Address:

  1 Church Road, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 734 5040

• Opening hours:

  Wed–Fri noon–9pm, Sat 3–9:30pm, Sun noon–5:30pm, Mon & Tue closed

The London Carriage Works

Once the warehouse of a coach and carriage builders, The London Carriage Works has been transformed into a culinary gem. Nestled within the Hope Street Hotel, this esteemed restaurant serves modern British dishes crafted with local, fresh, and seasonal produce. Step inside the exposed-brick dining room, where history meets contemporary elegance and embark on a gastronomic journey, where each dish is thoughtfully prepared to showcase the best flavours of British cuisine.

• Web:

  www.hopestreethotel.co.uk/dining

• Address:

  40 Hope Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 705 2222

Alma De Cuba

Set in a spectacular location in a former 18th-century catholic church, Alma De Cuba is a Cuban restaurant and bar that has to be seen to be believed. If you fancy sipping on a cocktail at an altar, this is your chance.

• Web:

  alma-de-cuba.com

• E-mail:

  info@alma-de-cuba.com

• Address:

  Saint Peters Church, Seel Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 459 3449

Berry & Rye

This bar has chosen a Prohibition-era theme and sticks to it very closely. It’s quite difficult to find — you'll have to knock on an anonymous door and wait for a doorman to let you in. Once inside, prepare to be whisked away into a world of expertly crafted cocktails, whiskeys, along with indulgent dessert drinks and delectable charcuterie boards.

• Web:

  berryandrye.uk

• Address:

  48 Berry Street, Liverpool

• Opening hours:

  Tue–Thu 7pm–1am, Fri & Sat 5pm–2am, Sun 5pm–1am, Mon closed

Cains Brewery Village

Housed in the former brewery buildings, Cains Brewery Village is a vibrant destination offering an array of attractions, including bars, coffee shops, food markets, and more. Some incredible venues to explore within the village are Golf Fang, Baltic Market, and Peaky Blinders Bar. If you're a fan of street food, Baltic Market is a must-visit, with its ever-changing menu featuring tasty options like wood-fired pizzas, Korean wings, and bubble waffles. For a unique experience, head to Golf Fang, where you can enjoy 18 holes of crazy golf while sipping on their wacky cocktails.

• Web:

  www.breweryvillage.com

• Address:

  Stanhope Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 7973 730999

Hot Water Comedy Club

If you are looking for the perfect destination for a fun-filled night out in Liverpool, then be sure to make your way to Hot Water. This small comedy club, right in the heart of the city centre, will have you immersed in a world of humour as talented comedians deliver side-splitting performances that will have you laughing from start to finish.

• Web:

  www.hotwatercomedy.co.uk

• Address:

  45 Hardman Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 7478 699007

• Opening hours:

  Mon 6pm–11pm, Tue closed, Wed & Thu 6pm–11pm, Fri & Sat 4pm–midnight, Sun 6pm–11pm

Level Nightclub

Spread over three floors, Level is one of the biggest and most frequented clubs in the city centre. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, Level boasts LED walls, a spacious courtyard area, and regularly hosts house and dance DJ nights.

• Web:

  www.levelnightclub.co.uk

• E-mail:

  info@levelnightclub.co.uk

• Address:

  18-20 Fleet Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 351 6709

• Opening hours:

  Sun–Thu 10pm–3am, Fri & Sat 10:30pm–4am

The Cavern Club

The Cavern Club is widely famous for featuring some of The Beatles' earlier shows — they first played here in February 1961. It still hosts many interesting live music events as well as tribute acts in its intimate, brick vaulted cellars.

• Web:

  www.cavernclub.com

• Address:

  10 Mathew Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 236 9091

• Opening hours:

  Sun–Wed 11am–midnight, Thu & Fri 11am–1am, Sat 11am–2am

Café at Tate Liverpool

Immerse yourself in the vibrant designs of British pop artist Sir Peter Blake while enjoying a cup of tea (or coffee) at the stylish café of Tate Liverpool. From breakfast to lunch and afternoon tea, the menu offers an array of delectable options. Delight in savoury treats like soup, pastries, and sourdough toasties, alongside an assortment of cakes, biscuits, and the irresistible vegan banana loaf. Complement your meal with a selection of coffees, teas, and hot chocolates, or alcoholic beverages. All of this can be enjoyed while taking in the breathtaking view of the magnificent Albert Dock.

• Web:

  www.tate.org.uk/visit/tate-liverpool/cafe

• Address:

  Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 702 7400

• Opening hours:

  Daily 10am–5:30pm

Moose Coffee

Moose Coffee is a vibrant café that expertly captures the essence of American and Canadian breakfast traditions. With its comfortable banquettes, it provides the perfect setting to indulge in an all-day American breakfast or some brunch delights. The menu boasts a tempting array of breakfast options, including potato hash, creamy scrambled eggs mixed with pesto, pine nuts, and cured ham, as well as organic bacon and eggs Benedict. If you have a sweet tooth, their homemade pancakes, French toast, and waffles smothered in maple syrup are a must-try.

• Web:

  www.moosecoffee.co

• Address:

  6 Dale Street, Liverpool

• Phone:

  +44 151 227 4880

• Opening hours:

  Daily 8am–5pm