The best restaurants in Central Liverpool North West

Rude arrogant staff ...spoilt my daughters birthday celebrations as there was miscommunication when booked about whether everyone had to eat or not. Staff whispering behind the bar and extremely rude when speaking to the party. Will definitely advise people to steer clear..just no need to be like that with people.

It's very traditional, no frills place, but food is excellent and served pretty quick. Asked to pay in advance which is fine and menu is quite extensive, something for everyone. Not the most maintained of places but it it probably aimed at the student population and area. If you are looking for great traditional authentic food and not too fussy about the decor or furnishings, then would highly recommend. It's great food.

Lovely little pub for a quick pint good prices and friendly staff and patrons.

Went to have a coffee so I could have a rest before “hitting” Primark, There were 4 members of staff all stood behind the counter, totally ignored at first as we seemed to be interrupting their conversation, the young man who begrudgingly served us whilst totally uninterested in us or our order! Asked for a coffee and tea, all the time he was still concentrating on his mates behind, we asked for a doughnut, I wasn’t sure if he had heard me or not? It he did throw the doughnut in the bag as most of the topping ended up stuck to the bag! It was really quiet about half a dozen customers as most (including us) nearly every table was dirty, we did find a cleanish one, surprisingly the staff weren’t at all bothered about customers or the place as after he flung the change at my partner he just turned his back to us and continued chatting?? Wasn’t bothered about cleaning the mostly dirty tables as my the time we found a table the two lads were to busy on the one who (I’ll be polite and say) served us phone. It was obviously more important and interesting than any potential customers or all the dirty tables. I didn’t manage to get a picture of the four of them as we were looking for a clean table, but managed to photograph the two lads still engrossed in his phone and their conversation! We love Greggs but this is the worst place we’ve ever been in (Greggs or anywhere actually) Wouldn’t recommend anyone use this one, well unless you want rude/non existent customers service and a dirty table to sit at!

Really great service from the women, really made me want to come back

My favourite restaurant in the UK so far, because it makes me feel home. Very humble but friendly staff, reasonable price, delicious Chinese local food, running by a young couple and their parents(I guess), and they work hard. Which is very different than other Chinese restaurants: agressive and arrogant staff (particularly in some Hongkong restaurants in London); highly charged dishes ( I remember one dish of green vegetables can be £13-15 !!! Wth! ) ; adapted taste for local customers, etc. I highly recommend the Sichuan pepper fried beef with tofu and potatoes, 干锅牛肉， 麻香油辣，梦飞祖国…！ prepared by the Chef, I heard him shouting from the kitchen: “the dish is ready!” At the end, if you are looking for a Michelin level restaurant, here might not be the best place for you.

Great place for a show or panto !

Comida muy limpia, muy amable y sumamente sabrosa. Mi pareja tiene una historia de amor con los fideos y afirma que la sopa de carne con chile, pollo y fideos que comió aquí fue sublime. Comí bolas de pollo y patatas fritas, que también estaban entre las bolas de pollo más crujientes que había comido. Mi única queja es que toda mi comida se vendió por separado. Así que pagué unos 17. 50 por una comida que normalmente costaría alrededor de 8. Aparte de eso, recomendaría este lugar.

Absolutely awful experience. Food was sent back multiple times it was just awful. Staff were so up the wall trying to do a million things at once. It's advertises that kids eat for £1 on a Sunday but that wasn't the case they payed full price. Waited about hour and a half before we eat. Honestly awful. Avoid.

spoons is spoons wherever you are

This is a very cosy little bar on Castle street. I believe it used to be a pharmacy for many years and they took over the name with little links in the display window to its previous history. It's mainly cocktails and wine with a small selection of beers. There's comfortable seating inside and outside seating for when the weather's a bit better.

3 words Amazing - Amazing - Amazing

My twin brother and I were pub hopping around this part of the city when we decided to drop into The Hatch,been here before,always had a good time and so it proved on our latest visit. I like the look of this bar, interior is superb, exposed brickwork, eclectic decor and furnishings, big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this bar both inside and outside looking out onto the busy and bustling Slater Street. We were here on a Thursday afternoon, we got a beer each from Carling Brewery, these were served in excellent condition being iced cold and sparkling and as it was happy hour only £2.50p a pint,great value for money indeed in Liverpool City Centre, we chilled out and planned out the day ahead while sipping our beers. My beer was really good, it's a golden, light and hoppy lager style beer bursting with taste and very easy to drink especially when served freezing cold as in this bar, it was just so good being in such a lovely bar enjoying a cold beer sat with my twin brother, best beer companion in the world. We both really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to The Hatch we had a great time. The Hatch is easy to locate along Slater Street, a street famous for its great pubs and bar. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday, 3pm till 2am. Friday to Sunday, midday till 4am. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

did not deliver my food. didn't even knock my door, just left and said delivered

A rude red-haired waitress / barista - will not go back to this store