I'm not a picky eater, and I was shocked at how low the prices are; with the prices it's basically…read moreimpossible to get a 1 star... but I would have to be PRETTY drunk to enjoy this food. I got lamb ribs and hot wings.. the the lamb ribs tasted like they were soaked in an oil/spicy Cheetos concoction for several years, and then microwaved on high for 10 minutes to steamy barfy perfection. The chicken had to have been days old Praying for my bowels

Now here's a central fast food take out or eat in for all of you who love your junk food! Even…read morethough Bazooka Chicken appears to be similar in style to KFC (almost a pretend version), it lives up to its delicious fast food one often craves and with the addition of a pizza menu, it is hard to resist when you walk past its doors. The first time I ever went to this place was when I was a student which is hard to believe given that I have been in Liverpool a long time. I can't find much to fault with the food and service which is good but beware that the deep fried chicken is very greasy so certainly not for the health conscious. Pizzas are generally good depending on one's taste. I once ordered a chicken and ham topping 9inch in diameter, which not only satisfied my taste buds but actually filled me up and I paid just £3. The crust was medium thickness with a crispy and rich spicy tomato sauce. The only negative I would note is that the interior décor is dated and there aren't many seats for it being the busy place it is.

Do not order hot or extra hot I beg you here's a list of the things that happened after I ate a hot…read morechicken burger I ate ice Drank 2 drinks and it was still hot Got home and drank enough milk to fill a large bowl Bad stomach ace Hurt my lips for the rest of the day Pretty fun to prank your friends with though

Food was delicious, albeit there was a mix-up with my order. Emma offered a fix, and I appreciate…read moreher efforts and excellent customer relations. Loved trying all the different sauces (well, not all as some are above my fear factor).

I moved from the US about 3.5 years ago and one of the few things I have missed is fried chicken…read more It got so bad I almost went to KFC. Now there is one less reason to go back to the US, I just had possibly the best fried chicken ever. I was just wandering around Liverpool after a movie and decided to go into Yard & Coop, best decision ever. I ordered the chicken drumsticks. Was worried it would not be enough (they did not give quantity) but I wasn't very hungry so figured I would stick with just that one dish. Turned out it was five large drumsticks. It also comes with one sauce, I ordered Korean BBQ. The chicken was incredible, crispy and so tasty that I could not bring myself to even use the sauce. I also upgraded to dirty fries and they were also great. Fries drenched in cheese (I believe blue and cheddar) and BBQ sauce. I am usually a fries purist but these were so good I scraped the plate with my fork. Next time I am in Liverpool, will be my first stop.

Limited selection of chicken. All boneless pieces, except wings. I was looking for real southern…read morefried chicken. I didn't find it here

My absolute favourite food is Fried Chicken, and hands down Pattersons makes the best fried chicken…read moreI have had in Liverpool, and more so anywhere I've had it over the world. Pattersons is a dinky little find down Gradwell Street, but if you follow your nose you can honestly follow the smell of the chicken to the restaurant. Once you're in the restaurant it has capacity for around 30 people in it's comfy yet stylish decor. You need to take a seat and then once you've picked what you're eating, go to the bar and order it and they'll bring it over to the table when it is ready. The few times I've been there has always been at least two on the bar so it is always fine getting your drink or food order in. Now I can only speak for the fried chicken bucket, burger, chips and sauces as those are all I've tried. The fried chicken is prepared as it should be, brined for 24 hours with spices, then marinated in buttermilk, then coated in their special mix of polenta, spices and chick pea flour. It is then fried to absolute perfection. Hands down the tenderness, juiciness and flavour of this chicken is unmatched and I could not recommend it more, if you love fried chicken go here and try it. Also the chicken is boneless which can be a concern for some people. The burgers are either made from their fried chicken, plain grilled chicken breast or you can get a beef burger for those who dislike chicken. The burgers are great, not as great as some others in Liverpool, but certainly they are worth giving a go. They do also do salads, wraps, and wings. I really would like to try the wings next time I go as they do look delicious. Now the chips are also on par with the chicken in my opinion. They are fried just right and you can either get a medium portion, a large portion or a super large portion, you can either get them as normal potato fries, sweet potato fries or curly fries and all are as nice as the other. If you get these I just recommend you get them all mixed into one super fries basket of deliciousness. Now with any great fried chicken you need a great variety of quality sauces and they really do, they do the usual selection of gravy, bbq, mayonnaise all in various varieties and all are top notch quality and taste. I'd recommend the chipotle mayo if you were going to try a sauce. The gravy is a tad expensive for what is essentially gravy granules but if you love gravy go ahead. The bar is well stocked with a variety of drinks. They even have three ales that they brew themselves which are worth a shot at trying. And they import the delicious PBR cans from the USA. They also do a great selection of cocktails which are fairly priced and also quite delicious, they have the nice cocktail ratio of enough alcohol but also enough taste, not watery like some other bars. The music in the restaurant may be a negative for some people, with its hip hop techno mix but I personally have no objection to this. Overall I could not recommend this place enough, the staff are always friendly and welcoming, the place is always clean and warm. The fried chicken (which lets be honest is what you're coming here for) is hands down the greatest you can find. Go here, go here now, and witness something beautiful.

This was absolutely horrible. Their brine isn't doing them any favors, as the chicken isn't very…read morejuicy. Furthermore it is extremely bland. I understand that the UK has policies around salt use, but this is ridiculously bad. The only thing that didn't make me want to gag were the chips. Can't say the same for the pulled chicken macaroni & cheese. Please avoid this place at all costs. Note: I'm an American so my palate may be different. Nonetheless, we're pretty well known for delicious fried chicken.

The best shakes in town! Mostly American style food, with burgers, shakes and chips. Very cheap…read more(burgers/ chicken sandwiches are about 4£, shakes about 3£) and many options. Even for vegetarians! This place is great for a quick lunch, although our food took at least 25 minutes to come out. Not sure if it was a weird day or it usually takes a while to cook food. Atmosphere is clean and relaxed. Love the cleanliness and simplicity of the place. Very cute idea for a restaurant. PS! ! You can get a shake to go! A must try

Two Mancunians lunching in Liverpool chicken restaurant - almost simultaneously the verdict from…read moreboth of us was 'it's no yard and coop!' I had chicken and avocado wrap which had caramelised onions and salad in it, but it was pretty tasteless to be honest. Kev had the piri piri wrap, which could have also come as a burger, but the piri part of the wrap wasn't inside the wrap, rather poured on top making it difficult to eat with fingers. Spicy rice was also a bit tasteless but the jalapeño poppet great! So all in all, only OK I'm afraid!

What better way to end a hard work week then to pop on down here and order my favourite, Crab…read moreboiled in Pepsi and served in a French baguette. It's not on the menu. However, if you slip "Tomahawk" (doubt that's his real name) £10 he'll cook anything you want short of human flesh. Big up Lobster Pot!

After walking from Albert Dock to Anfield Stadium and exploring a little bit of Liverpool on foot,…read moreI was pretty tired and hungry. So I stopped on in for some fish and chips before heading back to my hotel. It was served with salt and vinegar. It was fast food and nothing fancy, but now I understand why they're known for this combo! I would categorize it as comfort food. The weather was a bit gloomy and rainy, and this was the perfect food for that sort of weather. I was fortunate to find a small table near the back of the place to enjoy the food. I wish that there were places like this back in the States, but all we have that's similar over in the US are Long John Silver's and they're not very good.

Fried chicken shops always seem to have a knack of picking the most unappetizing sounding names -…read moredoes anybody really want chicken which could be described as being 'Krunchy'? I doubt it anyway. This place does floured, greased and fried chicken as good as anywhere in Liverpool outside of Chicken Bazooka. They even have numbered menu options should you end up stumbling here after a few too many lemonades. In fact, I would imagine that sort of transaction makes up quite a large percentage of their trade. So if you're not feeling a bit drunk then it might be an idea to fake it when you order from here - they're probably used to that now, I'm not sure that they would even recognise an order that wasn't gargled out of a beer-sodden mouth. Where was I. Oh yes, decent fried chicken - cheap enough but if you can handle the walk I recommend you make the pilgrimage to Chicken Bazooka near the Adelphi hotel, the taxis go from there anyway.

I love businesses with blatantly ripped-off names. It always makes me wonder how the dozens of…read moremeetings went. Did they sit round and go "Let's spell it with a K. You know, like that Sanders place," or is it more subtle? Do they go the whole process without once mentioning a certain Kentucky-based chicken eatery, then if anybody points out the similarities they put on a performance dripping with false naivety, emphasising that they had no idea? Whatever it is, you ain't fooling me Krunchy Fried Chicken. I have the eyes of a hakw. Actually, there's very little wrong with this place. The chicken's all good and if you end up going before it closes, they'll give you heapings of chips that make you wish you'd brought a wheelbarrow.

Loving Lemon And Lime! Freshly prepared food, friendly staff, and quick service. Must-try:…read moresignature burger, chicken wrap, and sweet potato fries! Rating: - Food: 5/5 - Service: 5/5 - Value: 5/5 also visit at https://starbmenu.co.uk/fast-food-restaurants/

Great find for late night food in a great location in Liverpool! Close to all the Beatles spots…read morelike the Cavern Club and Hard Day's Night Hotel. One of the few places open late and a great menu! We tried the absolutely delicious burgers and were able to pick our fresh toppings like lettuce, tomato, and tabouli. The French fries were great too. Service was good too and plenty seats on the inside for a quick bite.

Very reasonable prices, and the chicken was very nice. It gets marked down a fair bit because the…read morechips that came with my chicken were really unpleasant, soggy and deflated and generally not ok. As such a staple part of the meal, they really should be better. However, the staff were pleasant (the waiter was French and was enthusiastic and polite about my poor attempts to converse with him in his mother tongue), and the prices were so cheap I didn't mind the chips being not that great.

Can anyone hear the word Friends without the theme tune following? Well, it's in my head now…read moreanyway. Opposite The Nile, Friends is another rather decent clay oven clad flame griller of the takeout ilk on that expansive stretch of Smithdown takeaways. The food is brill especially the mixed kebab and the special garlic bread (Cheese, mushrooms and jalepeno. It's aneurism inducing but mighty fine.) Also, check the student deals if you need to fill a huge gap or have thrown the diet out of the window. Student meal: 10" pizza with two toppings, chips, two drinks...And a chicken fillet burger for £6.50! That is a serious amount of fastfood. We're not just friends now, we're blood brothers.

So after two nights in Liverpool I was ready to have a proper kebab. Being an American, I always…read morethought a kebab was a skewer but was confused because i never saw anyone eating them after a night out in the UK. Friends was close to where I was staying and was told that it was the best spot for them ever so after a night out in Liverpool we went over and grabbed some. The naan took less than a minute to cook in the clay oven and all the ingredients looked fresh. Once at the house we devoured them and instantly wanted more. I had no idea this is what everyone was talking about. I only wish I was able to eat one a day or every couple hours.