Duke Street Food and Drink Market in Liverpool

The Katsu Curry from Ginger was lovely, I’d rate it 8/10, just because the chicken was a little too crispy. Other than that the food was hot and full of flavour, and we didn’t wait too long even though it was a busy Saturday afternoon!

I love this place very much and today I came with a friend for breakfast. I was, to put it mildly, shocked and never dared to tell the waiter that something was wrong with my dishes. The halumi on the avocado toast was burnt and a lot of oil was poured everywhere, which flowed down the hands and left an unpleasant taste afterwards. I was hungry so I put one toast on and another one my body refused to eat it. Unfortunately, the matcha I ordered was also impossible to drink because it was poorly mixed and I came across lumps. I will definitely come to this place again, but I do not recommend avocado toast with halloumi and matcha. Wasted 19£ :(

Friendly and prompt service. It was quiet on a Tuesday afternoon. There are a lot of cuisines to choose so there is something for everyone. Bit on the expensive side but totally worth it. Will have to visit again to try some of the other offerings.

I really love this place. Great concept and always a good atmosphere

Lovely food, just not very child friendly.

Quality of food was excellent. Price was a bit steep for the portion size.

I’m a frequent visitor to duke st but my last visit wasn’t up-to scratch. I enjoy the food, however when I ordered two Jubel beers I was expecting a bottle as they don’t exactly tell you what you’re getting. Instead I got two cans for £13. I tried to email just to make the manager aware that maybe it needs to be put on the menu, but have been ignored for days. Safe to say I won’t be ordering any alcoholic drinks from here again. It’s not the first time we have had an issue with the bar, we ordered cocktails the time before last, we’d already finished our food, waited up-to 40 minutes.

A vibrant, fast-moving food experience. Plenty of choice of different cuisines. Staff were friendly and helpful. To say how busy it was we were seated quickly and food arrived promptly. My only gripe would be the online ordering. Two of our party had phones that wouldn't connect via the QR code and so this made ordering and paying for food via friends a bit more complicated.

Had katsu curry here and a pint. Nice food and friendly staff

Tuvimos la habitación privada arriba el personal era increíble comida deliciosa aunque algunos miembros de la familia esperaron mucho tiempo para su comida. Algunos de los platos de las cenas de asado estaban mal picados x aparte de eso no podía faltar mi experiencia de 60 años allí x definitivamente volvería x

Disappointed 😞 waiting for drinks 40min

Buen servicio rápido, pero la cantidad de comida no estaba bien pensado - pedí mejillones en una fuente encantadora. Bonitos mejillones pero sin opción a tener pan con él (los únicos carbohidratos ofrecidos eran patatas fritas - no es bueno para limpiar la fuente). Se proporcionaba agua de mesa, pero la cerveza era cara dado el tipo de mercado al que iba dirigida. Otros en nuestro grupo estaban gastando £ 40 + para obtener algún tipo de cantidad razonable de comida para comer. Llamé a un pub de camino a casa para comprar suficiente comida para satisfacer mis dolores de hambre - no es una buena señal (particularmente dado que generalmente estoy satisfecho con las porciones de OAP.

It's very beautiful and I ate the best crispy chicken katsu, I wasn't expecting it. Everything was super good thank you and the waiters are super nice!

Just Mid. I went in off-peak on a weekday round noon, slowie, stuff was pretty average tbh. I got steak frites for from Bone and Block and shared a plate of nachos from big Lola's with my mum. I thought it was a bit weird that the stall that specialises exclusively with steak and red meats only gives you two options; palid, grey edible leather (well-done), or what I went for as a normal (albeit apprehensive to what doneness it would come back as) person, named rather indistinctively as just """""pink"""". Thing was still mooing and grazing on the dressed-watercress garnish when it arrived. Although I can't say I'm very partial to really chunky steak tartare, it was quite delicious aside from the vague doneness and cook. Should probably sort that on the mobile site though, considering some people are completely intolerant to blue-rare/rare meat and/or too much pink. Don't want the punters to ruin those lovely, and they really are gorgeous, bathroom tiles upstairs. The nachos were kind of under-dressed and the corn chips were EXTREEEMELY similar to the blue bag brand I used to handle when I worked in a food stall in another food market, they are stupid-cheap, and while ours were absolutely piled with all kinds (all done in-house, the only thing pre-made were the nachos) they were like 5 quid cheaper than big lola's adjusted for inflation, and we were in town as well. The whole lot was really overpriced tbh. The skimpy nachos were 12 quid; while the steak and the frites were lovely, those two ingredients costed 24. The steak was not massive and the quality of the meat was... alright. Chips were excellent though, seasoned well. they also did that thing where restaurants do the STEEPEST bias cut possible on the protein to make the cuts look thicker, and henceforth the steak look bigger, kind of a pet-peeve of mine, also makes the steak cool way too fast, if that were peak times that steak's coming back Steve-Austin. The real deal-breaker had to be the fact I paid like nearly a fiver for a 330ml old Jamaica ginger beer can in a glass with ice and a skinny wedge of lime. That was taking the piss, come on, the stuff's like 79p in the offies. One thing to add, the whole market just reeked of tacky, "qUiRkY" middle-class-corporate-millennial "just a couple guys with a crazy idea" places you get all over the gaff in central LA or London: The uncomfortable steel stools, the dangly lights far too close to the table so you kept banging your fod everytime you got up for something, the "qUiRkY" exposed brick and chalkboard menus that all these types of places have. If I wanna spend 20 quid on a grotty smash burger and super-original-recipe-never-done-before side of parmesan truffle fries, I'll go to california and get ripped off the right way. Took one step in and We Will Never Die by Kyle Gordon started blairing in the back of my head. Bit of originality goes a long way fellas. And why does every server in these types of places always wear new balance runners or doc lows and just an offensive amount of second-hand carhartt??? swear it's not just me picking up on this. Rant over, service was good tho, thanks you lot. Don't go here if you earn less than 40k paying for your own meal.

Super cute and bright food hall. Great service and location.

I visited the street food market at the weekend while visiting friends. They had to raved about this place so much, that I had high expectations and I certainly was not disappointed! Despite there being a little queue outside, it didn’t take us long to be seated. I like the fact that the menu was all online and that we didn’t have to walk around the market to see the different options available to us. I placed my order of herb and lemon chicken pasta, and some arancini. I didn’t take long before it came and it tasted as good as it looked! Overall, I was very happy and would come back in a heartbeat!

We ate at Duke Street Market just over a week ago. There were 12 of us in our group. I The food was very enjoyable and a reasonable price, would definitely visit again if we went back to Liverpool. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We arrived a bit later than the rest of the group and they were seated upstairs which was not easy for me as I have mobility issues at present, we were given a table downstairs so we could all sit together. Definitely above expectations and much appreciated.

Bit of a rip off. Steep prices for the world's smallest portions of food.

Fui aquí con un par de amigos Sentado rápidamente por el personal amable Un montón de opciones para la comida Pedido comida vía app Comí pizza... deliciosa. La comida llegó rápido Pagó unas 20 libras por pizza y cervezas

Family meal with kids , great choice of different menus . Order on phone through a QR code . Different but works very smoothly. Nice funky place .

Gran experiencia - ocupado pero todavía cómodo con un montón de asientos. Disfrutamos del código QR / orden de su sistema de mesa. Las bebidas llegaron rápidamente y la comida llegó poco después. Todos pedimos a Ginger y disfrutamos mucho del ramen, bibimbaps y coliflor picante que tuvimos. Este sería un gran lugar para venir con una gran fiesta - un montón de opciones variadas para todos los gustos y edades (las pizzas se veían muy bien, al igual que los bocadillos de ciabatta que vimos ser entregados a otras mesas). Volveremos a visitarte.

The food is great, nice selection of vendors. Makes the place very welcoming and the atmosphere of the venue is perfect. I would recommend visiting here if you are in Liverpool. Only reason for the lower stars - I ordered a wine and there were worryingly shards of broken glass in the drink. I reported it and the staff acted correctly by taking the glass away and replacing it. Just due to the fact that the broken glass wasn’t from mine meant other glasses in the building may have had the same and it’s a serious health and safety matter - I was not offered any compensation for raising, what could have been an incredibly major issue.

Great food choices. Excellent service

Pasta was under cooked. Burger was really good and so was the garlic bread.

Fresh, tasty, and beautifully presented dishes!!!!!!!!

We had our wedding reception here last year and it was amazing! Ruth and the DSM team went above and beyond to make sure we had the best day and were so accommodating in the lead up and during our time there. The atmosphere is perfect for a chilled out, intimate, small gathering and even enough room to dance as well. An unforgettable day and I’ve been here multiple times before and since and the food is always amazing and the staff are so helpful. Nothing was too much to ask for and even when we realised on the day that we didn’t have enough table cloths, they provided us with some which turned out to be exactly the same in a different colour! So much choice and variation on the menus - cake/dessert menu was exquisite, if I could eat everything again then I absolutely would, 100 times over. I can’t express how enough how amazing they are and how special they made our day ❤️❤️

Didn't eat there for a class. Bit noisy for me but staff great

What a little gem of a place. Great choice of food. We had fish tacos, katsu curry and the ramen bowl. All 3 dishes were tasty and good portion. Definitely worth a visit

Duke Street food and drink market in Liverpool has a vast array of cuisine to suit most tastes.Seven counters offer a variety of food from steak, pizza, Spanish, Asian, Mexican, Latin American. We have eaten here before and when you find a table you can scan the food and drink on offer with a barcode or go to the till/bar area and place your order. Service is prompt and all the staff we met were friendly and helpful. The food that came was well prepared and delicious.Its only a 7 min walk fro the bus terminal behind the John Lewis store so a great place to stop off while your shopping at Liverpool One

Fantastic team great service amazing chefs

Good range of dishes on menu. Order and pay via QR code/phone so no real service apart from plate set down. If everyone ordering separately food all comes at different times. Food arrived quickly. All very tasty but not massive portion sizes and it was expensive. Good atmosphere, nice decor.

The food was quite expensive we paid £14 for a burger and it was just that there was nothing with it it wasn't even large or what id call gourmet. It was not anything special that is a lot of money for a single burger. It was also about, £14 for the smallest plate of ribs I have ever seen. There were 6 tiny ribs. The loaded chips were good and worth the money but the burger was not worth a fiver let alone 14 pound very disappointing

Nice atmosphere but very underwhelming. Food was cold, drinks took 40mins to arrive nothing special either just normal drinks. Portion size was very small, two people for 2 drinks, 2 meals and a side was £55 definitely not good value for money. Would definitely not recommend or return.

First time having a cubano sandwich...amazing. highly recommend this place

Abysmal ordering system, totally overloaded by the amount of people in the place. Took my friend a half hour to order her food because the system wouldn’t work and the bank couldn’t verify with the mass overload of Peazi app. She ordered her food ten minutes after me, but my food didn’t come for AN HOUR. Apparently there was a problem in the Bone and Block kitchen, and we were never informed, and because they do preordering of food, could not cancel the order. Really disappointing, because the food here is really good but I was pulling out my hair by the end. Don’t come here if you’re in a rush or peak time. This review disregards the service of the wait staff who were excellent

Emperors new clothes. Becareful which concession you order from. Bone and Block the portions are kids sized and expensive. Fries came in a rice bowl. The burger was on a side plate (£17 for both) fruit cider in a can 330ml £5.75. RIP OFF.

Variety of food here is great, we eat a lot and have never had a bad experience….. it’s dog friendly and has a laid back atmosphere. Definitely recommend

Massively overpriced (£17 for a small halloumi wrap and small portion of fries, and £7 for a very small piece of toffee cake). Limited vegetarian options. Menus only available by QR code, ordering and payment has to be done on your phone, and it's totally cashless. Very sterile experience.

Food was average, not many vegetarian or pescatarian options, and the prices are absolutely ridiculous (£17 for a small halloumi wrap and fries). Some staff were unhelpful and avoided interaction, and the QR code menu and ordering and cashless payment system is a pain in the backside. For seating we were squeezed onto the end of another group's table. Wouldn't go back and would strongly discourage anyone from going.

Fantastic food hall, gold standard really for the quality that these kind of food halls across the UK should be aiming for. All the vendors produce great dishes and offers but my personal recommendation will always be Big Lola's. The quesadillas are phenomenal.

Visited early January with 4 ladies. Managed to get a table straight away upstairs. Served super quick and staff attentive and friendly. Food and drinks gorgeous. Only downside was it was absolutely freezing upstairs. It wasn't just us, lots of other guests were sat with their coats on. Would have stayed longer bit we were all too cold.

Fantastic place to go with friends for dinner out in Liverpool. Huge variety of top quality food and drinks and the service is always really on the ball.

Lovely place, we came after a wedding in Liverpool a bit hangover and seems we got loads of food, the truffle fries were great and the lamb delicious. Great place for diverse food and good location also loved the design and space. The gravy is so good and delicious from Cahita, please share the recipe. Thank you

Very cool concept. Plenty of food choices, however, there were big differences in time for food to arrive to all our party most of us where finished eating when the last person received their mains. Atmosphere and music was excellent.

I really like coming here - there’s a fab selection of food and drinks. It’s a little bit pricey but I enjoyed going here.

I went here for lunch on a weekday late afternoon/early evening. It was not busy but still had a nice atmosphere. I ordered using the QR code/website. A cocktail and burrito, with a service charge, came to a total of £30 which is a little on the expensive side. The food and drink were nice, although I was sceptical at how fast the burrito arrived. There is a good selection of food and drink and so it would cater to all, however, a couple having some food and drink here could easily rack up a big bill, comparative to a sit-down meal in a nice restaurant.

Really enjoyable venue. Food was fantastic and staff were lovely

Fantastic selection of food and drink on offer, the atmosphere here is great too. Staff very friendly, be prepared to queue outside on Friday and Saturday evenings when it's chocka. You need to check this place out, worth the wait!

Nice place for group meals and avoids awkward splitting of bills as everyone orders food and drinks separately from food stalls and bar.

Wow this place has got expensive!!!!!

£4.80 for a can of Irn Bru. Have some shame.

Great food market with a wide selection of international dishes! You can order directly at the table using a QR code. Great atmosphere & there was even live music when we were there - highly recommended!

Really interesting concept of a quality food establishment set within a market stall approach. Food and drinks were great. Gets really busy over the weekends.

The manager of the place there was a lady it was very rude

When you enter the place, you are greeted by an interesting setting, not very modern, a classic English pub. Locally, the locality is on the ground floor, it does not have a terrace, but the interior looks very good! The menu offers a fairly wide range of dishes, you have plenty to choose from. There are also vegetarian and vegan dishes. I had some kind of mac and cheese, which was pretty good. All the products were fresh, and the dishes had the warmth of home cooking. The restaurant also caters for all tastes, offering a wide selection of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The prices of the dishes are decent. It is justified, the quality-price ratio. The place was about half full, the food came in a decent time of 15-20 minutes.  The service was good, the waiters are kind, funny and very talkative, in a good way and they do their job very well. I recommend it if you want something different in this city.

very nice place with a big choice

A nice and cosy place, a bit loud tho, to spend good time with friends. Food is delicious and drinks are varied. We had our Christmas Party for the first time ever.

Had a lovely time celebrating at Duke Street for my birthday over the Christmas period! Staff were super friendly and food on the night was perfect. The booking was made so easy and straightforward, so grateful for all the help from Orla! Thank you all so much :)

Soooo good . What a great place , food 10/10 atmosphere is a nice chilled vibe . Highly recommended visiting here . Just one small negative there’s not much choice of larger on draft. Will be back

Duke Street Market offers a lovely setting and a welcoming atmosphere. The staff were friendly. However, our experience was somewhat marred by a few issues. Initially, we encountered some difficulty accessing the menu via the QR code, particularly for the seniors in our group. While the food arrived promptly, the Korean naked chicken and Scouse were unfortunately overly salty, which detracted from the dining experience. Unfortunately, there was no easy way to provide feedback on our experience. Despite these setbacks, the market's ambiance remains commendable.

We were here Friday not long before Christmas, but didn't have to wait long for a table for six. You order via the website (QR on table) and food/drink arrived pretty quickly. Very good sizable pizzas. Good choice of beers. Great atmosphere. One gripe! And this is a big one - the toilets are shared so ladies are forced to queue with lads to use toilets the lads may have missed the pan or wetted the seat in. Then if that wasn't bad enough, they then have to tidy themselves up with lads standing about. This might be trendy but it's a dreadful idea. Certainly I won't be choosing to take any ladies here myself, which is a real shame as everything else was great. I'm having to score down for this reason alone.

Nice place, is very noisy which didn’t bother us but if you’re looking for a quiet place this isn’t it. There is a good choice of food. However, in my opinion it is over priced for what you get. You’ll likely need to add sides to get enough for a good meal. The food is over priced and quality is standard, which doesn’t reflect the price. Food was ok though, just not worth the money. You have to order from your phone, but phone signal is so bad you have to then sign up to their WiFi really to be able to order, giving a load of details in the sign up form. Service was terrible. Drinks ordered at the same time as food, we had eaten our meal by the time 2 drinks arrived, despite speaking to 3 people about our missing drinks. They did then refund the drinks which was a nice gesture. Staff not very friendly, some appeared to not know what they were doing. Overall, was ok, but it’s over priced and service needs to be improved.

Won't go again or recommed going for a party of more than 2. Not shown how to order or pay on the QR Code. Service very slow. Food is served at all different times your party does not all eat together. Food was cold when it came. There was all kinds if add ones the my bill 23p to use my card and then a £1 donation on top of that.

Good variety of kitchens offering lots of different food.

The peri peri chicken took a bit to be ready but it was a huge portion! I didn’t like the sauce though, it tasted a bit like soap. The Christmas loaded fries were my favourite thing!

Great food, large selection, we recommend

Second visit in a matter of days. Lovely Christmas decor! The lemon beer on draught is great. Highly recommend booking a table. Only eaten tacos so can only recommend those but they really were 10/10 and not stingy with meat which I appreciate.

Ginger tofu ramen was very disappointing with raw vegetables and tofu. Mexican food and pizza were both very tasty though.

The pizza was good! But the ramen at Ginger was not seasoned at all or cooked properly. For the price this is very disappointing.

We enjoyed what we ordered. My only criticism would be that maybe on the menu state if a dish is likely to take significantly more time than other options. You’re advised on arrival that some dishes may take a bit longer to arrive. Having ordered a tortilla I waited about 25 minutes. It was very good but I’d probably not ordered it had I’d been aware of the time.

The drink very expensive not big portions the food.

Come for a private party. The food was lovely and I can't get the crispy sprouts out my head. They were amazing and even my husband who is disgusted by sprouts could stomach it. I'm hungover fantasising about these lovely sprouts. I need the recipie drinks where very pricey

Food and the service was very good on the evening we visit. the loss of stars is down to the added cost when placing your order. they automatically add a tip and a charity donation to ever order placed. they also add a 25p transaction fee to every order. These extra fees and payments are not highlight in a way you can easily see them or remove. over the night my extra cost was £14. feel like I have been ripped off due to not been informed of the extra charges up front. Check your bills if you go here

La comida y el servicio era muy bueno en la noche que visitamos. la pérdida de estrellas es hasta el costo adicional al hacer su pedido. automáticamente añaden una propina y una donación de caridad para cada pedido realizado. también añaden una tarifa de transacción de 25 p a cada pedido. Estos cargos y pagos adicionales no se destacan de una manera que se puede ver fácilmente o quitar. durante la noche mi costo adicional fue de £ 14. siento como si me hubieran estafado debido a no ser informado de los cargos adicionales por adelantado. Revisa tus facturas si vas aquí

Small.but nice foodhall. Enough to cater for most tastes. A little expensive but I'd get.over that.

Really enjoyed it. With a qr code you order everything that is being served to your table. You can still go and speak and order at each sellers but so much better organised than Mercato. Probably one of the best fish and chips I had for a long time.

Great place, several world cuisines with authentic dishes, a very simple way of ordering - you scan the table code, choose the dishes, pay, the staff brings it to your table on a regular basis, bon appetit🥂😋

This is such a cool place to eat, the only problem is, with so many different kitchens there is too much choice! Had a good meal there though and the atmosphere is cool.

Mixed selection of food stands. Seemed overpriced for what we had, everything was priced individually, ie no garnish, had to purchase all sides separately. We had one meal that we didn't like but full refund for the meal was promptly refunded. Busy place, always queues clearly appeals to the masses.

Very loud and cold. Only online ordering and payment possible. The food is not brought to the table at the same time. The food is very tasty. The restaurant is also very suitable for groups because of the large tables.

Beautiful place! Food was fantastic but sushi roll wasn’t a ‘roll’ it was open and not big for the price. Flavours were great on all of the food. Wine was lovely.

This seems like a good idea on paper but without the right staff it just doesn't work. You order a drink as you receive your meal and it arrives 10 minutes after you've finished. Also I ordered the same drink twice and it tasted completely different? The food is hit and miss. But it's really the very slow and lacklustre service that lets this place down.

The Food is not worth the price. We ordered the honey glazed chicken sandwich, the rib sandwich and the chicken burger. The chicken burger was burnt to a crisp and had to be sent back, the rib meat was fatty and the bread burned. At almost £13 each they were absolutely not worth the money, a small portion of meat on a basic roll, badly cooked and presented and only realistically worth of half the price. Meal deal food at medium dining prices. Feel ripped off and wouldn’t go back again. A bad experience taking my son out for food who is at Liverpool uni and we don’t get to meet up often.

I don’t really like writing reviews, and I have always liked going to the Duke Street Market, but I did not have a good experience. I celebrated my birthday there with a few friends and ordered from the specials menu on that day, and the food I was served tasted exactly how it looked. It was probably the worst thing I have ever eaten and I barely ate any of it. Then thinking, surely a dessert could fix this, but not, the sticky toffee I was served tasted burnt and was not enjoyable at all.

I like these market hall type food places. This one is a bit like the one up at the old Caines Brewery, but better, as you don’t have to queue up to get your food! The concept is straightforward, seven small kitchens have gathered, like animals seeking warmth at the fireside, to share a common dining hall and pool their overheads. This is an excellent idea and, here, they’ve gone one better in that you can order from all of the different kitchens at once, in a single order, via the QR code on your table. No more trying to coordinate your orders so as not to lose your table, no more angst if you fancy chips and somebody else wants a pizza. Here, all can sup from the keg of their choice and all can order together. The dining hall itself is deceptively large, with a downstairs and a mezzanine. Beware the downstairs as it does have those bench tables that you might have to share with someone else. Smaller tables, benches and perching points exist also. The aesthetic is retro-industrial, with lots of exposed wood and metal. The choice of food is excellent, almost overwhelmingly so – the indecisive will be paralysed with choice. There is Mexican, pizza, meat, Asian etc. And remember, you can have it all and that’s ok. For myself, I began with hoisin duck bao buns from Barnacle – these were juicy and full of flavour. The richness of the sauce was beyond pleasing. I would eat these again. Following that, I opted for the Birria Quesadilla, for Birria must be ordered wherever it occurs, and a side of the pulled lamb shawarma loaded chips from Barnacle. The quesadilla was perfect – beautifully flavoured and rich. The Birria itself was bursting with meaty flavour. I always want more Birria but I fear too much of a good thing. The loaded chips were, well, loaded – piles of pulled lamb upon fat and tasty hot chips. This meal was a definite hit. There was, alas, no room for pudding. The beer selection was limited, but there was a house lager – this came quickly and was as it should be, cold and refreshing. Drinks ae ordered in the same way as food, via the QR code on the table. Overall, a very positive experience and a place I would recommend – visit here if you love good food. Particularly good if you have an indecisive group who can’t decide what to eat or are out with the sort of people that only want to pay the exact cost of their own food, down to the last penny (for they can just order separately…). A point to note – this place doesn’t open on Mondays. I know it says this online, but it still surprised me – it’s such a big endeavour that I overlooked that these are small businesses, they’re just cohabiting under one roof, so they do need time off.

Some of the best food we had while visiting England. Recommend the Bacon Cheeseburger and the Fish sandwich. 5 stars!

Lovely food here. Came for lunch and it arrived like restaurant standard street food. Dog friendly. WHICH I LOVE!!! The staff was lovely and I personally found the Japanese food place there amazing. So much choice here and it's really relaxed. TIP. Pick what you want before you get there because there is so much choice that you'll end up sitting there forever looking at other peoples food trying to figure out what they ordered.

The place is very popular so be prepared to wait, but the queue moves fast and the staff also did their best to serve with friendly smiles and affable attitude. The food and beers were all good and reasonably priced, which was probably why the place was buzzing the whole time. The orders were placed via QR code at the table.

2nd time here, should have known after 1st visit, poor quality over priced food, and watch out for the automatic tip they add to your bill, £6 for a tiny piece of cheesecake, burnt on top, piss poor, avoid !!!!!

I really like the ambiance and the food it’s a must visit place in Liverpool.

Plenty of choice. Food came quickly...

I had such a pleasant experience here at Duke Street Market. Me and my friend visited on a weekday, just yesterday, actually. With it being a weekday it wasn’t overly jam packed full of people. We sat towards the back end of the food hall in a booth, usually utilised for large groups, (thankfully no one was sat there). First thing that hit me was the general size of the place. IT’S MASSIVE! Again, with us sat at the back, it really gave us a scope of the market and how truly open it is. Speaking of, i loved the vibe this place permeated. The sound of everyone conversing with one another, each of the stall traders cooking the food, the beautiful mix of aromas. As for the decor, it’s very much like Mackie Mayor, another food market. But with its own unique and distinctive identity. I ordered the Salmon Bibimbap from the GINGER food stall, were as my friend ordered the vegan and gluten free nachos from Big Lola’s Taqueria. About 10-15 minutes or so later, they both arrived! My Salmon Bibimbap was presented in a rather lovely circular bowl, much like my friends, and we just couldn’t wait to tuck in. The salmon was cooked perfectly, with it falling apart with ease, the sticky rice was soft and smooth, the bok choy with the sweet chilli sauce was delicious, the side of spinach added a slight pepperiness, the sliced carrots were nice and crunchy, bean sprouts were much like the carrots, and the spring onions was the cherry on top of it all. Overall, i really enjoyed the food that i was served. Everything complemented each other so brilliantly and it just worked, really, really tasty. My friend loved theirs as well. Service was ok, not the best i’ve had to be perfectly honest, but i suppose they did their job. Price wise it wasn’t cheap. £35.65 to be exact. But i quite honestly don’t mind paying that. after all, it was salmon that i had, and good quality i imagine. Overall, would i recommend you’d come here? Oh yes i would! For what an experience that me and my friend had here, you must come here and even try something else.

Looked at reviews before I went thought I had to try it queued for a few minutes as it was a Saturday afternoon the young girl on the door was very helpful showed me and my husband to the table explained how to order from the table or just go up to the end to order which is what I did, our food was coming from the same stand ,our drinks came quickly , then my meal came I waited for my husband’s to appear but it didn't I asked if it was coming soon but was told it would be 20 mins and he said when I ordered I was told orders don’t come together which I hadn’t ,I finished my food before my husband got his and would not have came here if we knew we would be eating separately Food was really good though

Great place with lots of different options. Specially recommend the brisket tacos from Big Lola's and for cocktails the lavender rose gin & tonic.

The food is great but the noise (mostly from the ventilation of the kitchens) is overwhelming. It is worse upstairs and unavoidable in the space. On top of it, there is music playing. As a result, people are shouting which only adds to the noise. If you struggle with sensory overload, avoid.

Loved this place so much we came back for a second visit the next day. Picar was easily my favourite trader, everything we had was delicious and excellent value for money, the tortilla was one of the best I've had. Really impressed with the great wines available from the bar too, the slightly chilled beaujolais was phenomenal. Loved the atmosphere, really lovely staff, also ordering by QR was so easy (especially if you join the WiFi first) A must visit if you're in Liverpool

Enjoyed the variety of different foods and drinks available. There was something for everyone, and everything I tried was delicious. Can’t complain!

Perfect for solo travellers like me. You just seat yourself, use the QR code to order from any or all of the ‘stalls’ and they bring it to you. The atmosphere was great and the food was way better than I expected from the cost and convenience.

An award winning food market located in the heart of Liverpool serving up something to feed everyone's appetite. With eight kitchens in an upmarket setting without the price tag, this place was definitely my vibe. The staff for each vendor were warming and welcoming and the ease of ordering on the app with table service was impressive. The crispy chilli squid from Ginger was light, super crunchy and not greasy at all. It was served with a mild chilli mayo that was so good I could have licked the bowl clean! From Barbina Pasta Amore, I had the cheese and broccoli pasta which was smooth as silk but needed a little salty kick to really bring it home as a great dish. And from Cahita, the Cahita cubano was probably the best I've ever had! With grilled pork shoulder, pork belly and roast ham, it was the house made mojo mayo and sweet mustard that absolutely sets it apart as a top tier sandwich! And being able to ask for fresh chilli in the note section was an added bonus at no extra cost. Easy to get too, nothing fancy but definitely felt all class, this is a food market win!

Love the idea of the place and would visit again.. BUT I won't order the pie again. Chips tasted like they had been re-cooked from last night, pie should have been 5" (see pic, my fingers are not 5") very bland taste, not filled either... Missus brisket bun and chips was very nice though. Hash browns to start were yummy too