Puschka
really nice food
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Indian Delight
Having being recommended i was dissapointed at the quality of the food that was put in front of me. My chicken tikka was overcooked and very tough however i enjoyed the saag vazi side dish which helped.
Indian Delight – Liverpool City Centre
Crowne Plaza Liverpool
It was absolutely superb and the staff are stupendous
Crowne Plaza Liverpool – Liverpool City Centre
Chung Ku
One of the few places to wine and dine overlooking Liverpool'sgreatest asset - The Mersey. Busy, bustling brand new - full of Chinese on the day that I went. Simply one of the best Chinese Restaurants in the City.
Chung Ku – Liverpool City Centre
60 Hope Street
Two restaurants for the price of one! Up stairs sophisticated dining and, without doubt, the best restaurant in Liverpool. Evenings have included impromptu performances by Nigel Kennedy who came across from the Philharmonic Hall and another evening half of Hollywood led by Samuel L. Jackson provided the table watching. The menu is changed regularly and, if you have room, try the deep fried jam sandwich for dessert. Downstairs is a more casual bistro with a bar where dining is informal with cheaper prices. All out of the same kitchen so it is very cost effective. Great for pre theatre.
60 Hope Street – Liverpool City Centre
Dr Duncans
Dr Duncan's must rate as one of the best City centre pubs in Liverpool. The range of real ales is second to none, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. The interior of the building is truly worth an inspection, especially the beautiful 'tiled room'. As for the food, it can only be described as restaurant quality (but not restaurant price). No plastic menus, just a top quality varying menu from a top quality chef. Every visit is an enjoyable experience.
Dr Duncans – Liverpool City Centre
Bistro Pierre
A large party of us met up here for dinner. The portions were smashing and the staff were very accommodating. The house wines were so good that we drank them out of it - and had to move on others which were slightly more expensive but equally palatable! We went on a Saturday evening and it wasn't crowded at all. The chef was very helpful with making allowances and alterations to receipes with regards to food allergies. We will definitely be going there again.
Bistro Pierre – Liverpool City Centre
Ego Mediterranean Restaurant
An excellent restaurant and great value. The atmosphere was great, the service second to none and the fod was fantastic. Look out for their Monday Offer - 2 couses and a bottle of house wine each for £15 each!
Ego Mediterranean Restaurant – Liverpool City Centre
Wongs Restaurant
most hospitable place
Wongs Restaurant – Liverpool City Centre
Baa Bar
the baa bar s just brilliant!!!the food and drinks are sooo cheap!
Baa Bar – Liverpool City Centre
Chung Ku
I was very impressed by this restaurant. It is an ultra modern contemporary building, yet this unusual choice of building has been successfully blended with traditional Chinese themes via strategically placed statues, pieces of artwork and furniture. The view through the full length glass wall of the river Mersey is magnificent. The lights from the Wirral peninsula are particularly attractive of an evening. The food and drink was of a high quality. The staff are reserved yet friendly, the best combination I feel. A memorable time was had by all.
Chung Ku – Liverpool City Centre
Dr Duncans
Dr Duncans is a wonderful breath of fresh air with regards to pub food. It does not deliver the standard "pub grub" but offers an extensive range of food from basic Italian ciabattas to Kangaroo steaks! Enough to satisfy every pallete and pocket. The service is excellent, the staff are incredably helpful and friendly and Thomas Rockcliffe the chef is a true wonder in the kitchen. Two big thumbs up!!!!!
Dr Duncans – Liverpool City Centre
Est Est Est
Underneath the arches! The brick structure of Albert Dock gives this restaurant a wonderful ambiance, amtched by the food and particularly, the service. Only the pricey car parking spoilt the visit, but that is not the fault of Est Est Est!
Gusto – Liverpool City Centre
Britannia Inn Brewers Fayre
Always dependable, if a little predictable, but that means the food is Never poor! And great views over the Mersey. Well worth a visit, especially with a mixed age range party.
Britannia Inn – Liverpool City Centre
Zorbas
Outstanding quality of food at an inexpensive price. Real authentic homecooked taste to each dish I have tried. The meatballs especially are outsanding.
Zorbas – Liverpool City Centre
Tai Pan Restaurant
A wonderful Chinese experience, so much so that you could believe you were in China! Perhaps a majority of the diners were seemingly chinese. the meal was very good, but let down by the chinese pudding. But don't let that put you off, everything else was first rate.
Tai Pan Restaurant – Liverpool City Centre
Ma Bo Restaurant
Sited in a row of perhaps 9 other Chinese restaurants close to the impressive archway marking Liverpool? Chinatown gateway, Ma Bo is immediately recognisable by its uncompromising ordinariness. No shiny jade tiles here, no oriental lanterns, no beckoning exotic bamboo, and certainly no menu outside, Ma Bo gives no quarter to oriental Anglicism. From the outside Ma Bo looks just like the terraced house it once was, and largely still is, except for the half dozen upside down wind dried ducks gawping hopelessly from the front room window at the pavement below. Steam billows from the front door, down some small steps and onto the street. Inside it? a 1950? front room with tables, the room was probably last decorated by Ken Hom? grandfather. Linoleum and prototype Marley tiles cover the floor; the tables are covered with a very practical if not aesthetically pleasing oilcloth. The chairs, all 31 of them, crowd around the 8 tables like runner ducks at a Beijing bus stop. Interior décor reflects pre Chairman Mao minimalism; a wall calendar of indeterminate period or origin is the only belligerent stab at opulence. Ma Bo is family run, at last count by at least 5 living generations of the same family, from age 5 to approximately 105, and well represented in between. Service is a unique but utterly charming blend of near brusque surliness, punctuated by moments of near bewildering wide smiling friendliness. If you only ever visit one Chinese restaurant in Liverpool make it Ma Bo, not necessarily for the décor or the service, as fascinating as that may be, but for the food, its outstanding. Notable dishes are the chilli and salt squid, the fish ball stew, the pork Char Sui and just about anything they do with a duck. The menu is relatively small, and thankfully on the whole free of Cino Anglo staples. For considerably less than £20 two people can eat dishes at Ma Bo that: (a) are not available next door and (b) if they were would be at least double the price. Don? miss it.
Ma Bo Restaurant – Liverpool City Centre
Tai Pan Restaurant
Ample car parking is provided outside Tai Pan which is just as well really, given its location just off Derby Road. Upon Climbing the stairs ( I did not notice if there was any alternative access for disabled diners ) I was surprised at the spacious and Immaculate interior. We were made to feel very welcome by the Staff and a table was found immediately. There is a wide and varied menu but we opted for the set meal for two. It was no trouble to change one of the set meals for another more to our liking. The first course was chicken and sweetcorn soup and we were pleasently surprised by the size of the portions. Instead of just one bowl, a large bowl was delivered to the table sufficient to fill the standard bowls at least twice. This was followed by dim sum and seaweed which, again, was more than enough. For the main meal I had the sweet and Sour chicken which was absolutely delicious with none of the tartness I have experienced in other restaurants. Throughout the meal the staff were readily available, pleasant and discreet. Occasionaly the PA would burst into a rendition of Happy Birthday for other diners celebrating while the staff would carry out the lit Birthday cake. I have no hesitation in recommending Tai Pan to anybody planning a night out whether it be a quiet meal for two or a larger celebration.
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