Our guide to Liverpool restaurants and takeaways.

At the turn of the last century, Liverpool underwent something of a culinary revolution. The restaurant scene – which 10 years ago was, in all honesty, pretty non-existent – is now bursting with excellent eateries to suit all budgets and tastes. In the heart of the city centre, you’ll find some of these hip new entrants, such as the multi award-winning London Carriage Works and Simply Heathcotes, which both offer modern British food in stylish yet relaxing surrounds.

The Albert Dock is the location for most of Liverpool’s top attractions, such as the Tate, the Maritime Museum and the Beatles Story. Food-wise, you’ll find some of the most popular places to eat in Liverpool here: everything from quick bites to child-friendly cafes, to the glamour of the Blue Bar and Grill.

The amazing views alone make it worth booking a table at Panoramic in Liverpool’s city centre. Situated on the 34th floor of the West Tower and one of the highest restaurants in the country, diners can enjoy eclectic European cuisine whilst taking in the stunning views across Liverpool, over the Mersey and beyond.