Liverpool eating out

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Know Liverpool fairly well but haven't been for a meal out there since before Covid so wondering where is good - got a weekend away there in a nice hotel coming up.

Reasonable budget, but looking for good well cooked food, a cocktail and a nice not too lairy atmosphere.

Sooo many good restaurants.
I really like panoramic. It's on the pricey side but stunning views of the city and they do a really nice tasting menu

Head to Bold Street, have a wander and see what appeals to you?

I hated Panoramic - food was underwhelming and restaurant full of wannabes.
The Art School by the Philharmonic Hall is probably the best restaurant in Liverpool - fantastic food.
More casual would be The Quarter in the same area.
Bouchon at the end of Castle Street is a nice French brasserie. Or try their sister restaurant, Baccaro, for Italian small plates.

The Pen Factory - not cheap but great food

I second the art school

Italian Club down Bold St. Or Mowgli is excellent.

Restaurant bar and grill Brunswick st off castle st
beautiful building great food and cocktails

salt house tapas paradise street
relaxed vibe great food

all of bold street is worth a look some great Greek and Turkish places

have a good night

Bacaro, bouchon, queens bistro, wreckfish

Tiger Rock - North John Street (there is one on Penny Lane too)
Mowgli - Bold Street/ Water Street
Pen Factory - Hope Street
Maray - Bold Street
Lunya - Hanover Street
SoE

Another vote for Maray, although I usually go to the one at the Albert dock

If you like steak, CowShed. Alternatively get to Baltic Market where you can all eat whatever you fancy

I like salt house tapas. I really like Etsu for excellent Japanese, too

Walk down bold street and pick which one you like the look of

Lots of good choices here, I’d second Bacaro and also Duke St Market.

I'd second Mowgli

I'd third Mowgli

Recommend Hummingbird on North John St for cocktails

The Art School - food is amazing

Greek Taverna Bold street is so good

Art school or Roski