The best restaurants in Liverpool North West

Arranged 50th Birthday celebration and was looked after by Harsha who was amazing, patient who sorted out a return of a dish with his manager who show grace and patience. Askhaya will keep coming back the ladies loved the food and beautiful setting. Again big up for HARSHA. 🤩

Really enjoyed many small plates at Penny Lane Wine bar. Great selection of meaty and veggie dishes, some old favourites - belly pork bites, wings, fries but other delicious choices beautifully presented with edible flowers and micro salad. Liam looked after our group of 8 - thank you Liam - great service!

You must visit this place. It's a hidden gem.

Called in here after a few beers in Liverpool. Simply delicious food and great service. Poppadoms with chutney tray, onion bhaji and Shami kebab starters. Followed by Lamb Madras (probably the best I've tasted) and a chicken Biriyani with a phal sauce, chips and boiled rice. Two wines, two lagers £59. 👌 Lovely ambience about this old school curry house with its own booths. Best curry in Liverpool 👍

Amazing place, always pop into this pub when im wondering around town great friendly regulars nice sheltered smoking area and really frie bar staff Would highly recommend

Stopped to charge up southbound not enough chargers

Incredible place. The staff are very kind, polite and professional. Hygiene is at it’s top level. Definitely recommend this place.

Terrible. Probably one of the most disappointing breakfasts that I’ve had in Liverpool. Opted for the Eggs Benedict as they didn’t have my first choice. It was cold on un-toasted bread, reheated bacon (barely browned). Quite clearly pre-poached eggs that had been flashed in water and were absolutely stone cold and over cooked. There’s nothing worse than cutting into a poached egg and it’s solid in the middle. I would personally never serve anyone this on the pass. I understand that some restaurants / coffee shops do this to ease service and waiting times but it is completely not necessary when it’s quiet and there were a total of six customers. Eggs should be made to order. I have worked in one of the busiest breakfast restaurants in Liverpool and we would still cook to order. If you’re expecting people to pay £9.50 for one piece of sourdough then at least make them fresh eggs. (The one I’ve photographed was actually the better egg) 😅 Hollandaise was also runny liquid and disappointing. The coffee is decent here but that’s about it. Sadly will not be returning.

Well with liverpool on tier two hope to see restaurant open again as had been lots of times with my friends prices were allways good,they run a take away service with the covid close down,but now its tier two and open again I hope Derek moores, do try it you will be pleased 😀 👍 🎅

My friend and I had a super lunch rounded off by a pot of tea for 2 and some absolutely gorgeous slices of cake! Extremely helpful & pleasant staff. Also Piggie, my pup, was made to feel so very welcome and was even given a yummy gravy bone biscuit🐾!

Situado al lado de Liverpool One, llamado para el almuerzo, menú limitado, comimos buenos sándwiches tostados y excelente café, v precio razonable, Lo volvería a visitar.

Decent service. Fun fact: In 1960; when my father was just 19, he had broken into 26 Slater Street a number of times and was reported in the local newspapers such as the Liverpool Echo. 26 Slater Street used to be called the Corinthian Coffee Club.

Working in China town. I thought dinner would be easy . Not at all as restaurants closed, so this was open, and we tried it. Very popular with students. There was lots of room inside, but it was busy. Staff we all friendly and created you. Menu on tables not so eastvto see if a walk inn. £9 seems to be the average price for a loaded bagel 🥯 here. I went with a Samon and dill on Onion. My colleagues went with a BLT and loaded potatoes with a curry sauce that looked amazing. All of us liked the food here and would return. Happily recommended to others in Liverpool to try out. It's just a short walk from the China Town archway.

Ordered a burger and chips meal and it was all stale. Bun, burger and chips all fell apart as soon as I got it home. Nice people but standards are dropping

This is now called "Porters" and is a good traditional style and reasonably priced cafe on the dockside.Simple menu and good coffee. A very pleasant experience all round and the staff were super friendly. The Pacific Melt was ace so around £5-6 for a light butty snack is a fair price for such a great location