Until recently I was a Nando's virgin, wondering what all the fuss was about. This branch of…read moreNando's is huge, situated in Liverpool's Queen Square. It is bright and airy and is well decorated. The staff welcome you warmly as soon as you enter and show you to a table. They present you with menu's, ask for drinks orders and give you as much time as you need to decide what to order. The chicken I had here was moist, succulent and expertly seasoned. The portions are as generous as the prices are cheap. The service was excellent and I had a fantastic time. I will be going back again soon.

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

The food in Shiraz Palace was nice - I really enjoyed sharing cold starters mezze - more than…read moreenough for two people. The main portion was just huge - probably, could share between two people. However, the service was a bit of letdown - for example, they didn't remove our starters plates when brought the mains, and there was not much space on the table and eating like that was very uncomfortable, so I ended up carrying the empty plates away myself. Also, they didn't offer us desserts - although those were on the menu (oh well, better for the waistline!).

Nice place, delicious food and also its halal, the service is so friendly. The hummus is great ,…read moreburger is so delicious, rice and fish dish , the pizza I ordered vegetarian and margarita pizzas, French fries sooooo delicious

Bakchich was the highlight restaurant of our trip to Liverpool. We LOVE LOVE LOVE Lebanese food,…read moreand this place hit the mark. We started with the tzatiki, babaganoush and hummus and some arabic bread. It was all amazing, we couldn't even decide which was best. For entrees I had the chicken kebab and my husband had lamb shwarma. They were best delicious, but his dish was the winner. It had been so long since we've had lamb cooked that well. So amazing! Lastly, the restaurant itself was so chic and cute! And the service was quick and efficient. Very reasonably priced as well! 10/10!

Great Lebanese restaurant serves authentic Lebanese dishes. It opens from 11am in the morning and…read moreable to eat breakfast menu(also regular food menu). Cosy and tidy, able to eat nice grilled meals.

After doing some epic vintage shopping on this street, we had soon worked up an appetite…read more After walking past we carried on until we reached the of the road. Then we turned around and looked at each other .. "Shall we try that place?" Retracing our steps we stepped inside this Moroccan wonderland. From the ceiling hung numerous elaborate lanterns, below, long benches piled with gem coloured cushions. It definitely felt like an Arabian Nights set. A waitress dressed in theme led us to a nearby table and provided us with menus. Drinks consisted of various teas and home made smoothies..I can't remember there being alcohol on the menu, perhaps I was still feeling fragile from the night before? Himself ordered a beetroot concoction of some sort while I had their Moroccan fresh lemonade followed by a special tea that had so many various spices in it , it was like a party in my mouth. The menu as to be expected, full of traditional Moroccan dishes with a tempting offer of three course meal for under £15. I normally shy away fro m things like this as the quality tends to go down. Impulsively we went for it.. For starters he ordered the falafel while I went for this filo pastry with olive and cheese served with chutney. For mains I had the lamb with caramelized fruit while he had the chicken tangine. For dessert there was just two options.. baklava or pancakes.. we went for the baklava thinking it would be lighter. When my starter arrived i did think " Oh no here is a generic frozen spring roll" however biting into it changed my mind immediately. It oozed with tasty cheese packed with herbs and olives, it tasted fresh and homely. I personally find falafel boring but it did taste okay..still preferred mine though. The tangines were both cooked to perfection.. the meat was tender and falling off the bone into a spicy pool of goodness. I poured the side plate of cous cous into the lamb to mop up the tasties. Finally the baklava, most of the pieces were good containing pistachio but some were dry and tasted like hay. To be honest by this point I was quite happy with everything else and full so I could not grumble. Overall I found it really reasonably price, the service friendly and the right level of attentiveness. The decor was fab and everything made me feel like i was back in Marrakesh again. Highly recommended. Yes I would come back. Only thing I can think to improve is the dessert section?

Plenty of food at every course, we both ha the traditional soup as it came highly recommended and…read morewas served with sesame seed flat bread. We then both opted for a tagine (a safe choice I know, but they didn't disappoint!) I chose the lamb and potato tagine and it was scorching hot! My young is still a little swollen, and as a result my friend had find her his meal way before I could properly tuck into mine! Though I do eat at the speed of a sloth, so it didn't make much difference. There's no alcohol on the menu, only soft drinks and a variety of hot and cold teas. The decor was beautiful with lanterns hanging from the ceiling and incense burning everywhere. Staff were helpful and recommend dishes, and 2 courses was cheaper than £15. Great value for all the food we got!

I used to live over the road from this place, and when I realised at 1am I hadn't had any dinner, I…read morecould run over in my pjs and get a burger or, if particularly hungry, a pizza, and they didn't even raise an eyebrow. Of course, people walking around in their pyjamas is a natural occurrence in Liverpool - it was probably stranger because I didn't have curlers in! Anyway, always on hand to provide a quick snack to those in need, Pizza Pronto does exactly what it says on the tin - gives you food fast. After the disappointment of missing out on the free BBQ at Peacock, for example, I was happily munching on a chicken burger within 10 minutes, and that includes walking between the two. And don't worry about undercooked food - I eat there and there's nothing wrong with me....

To say this is this is the second best place to get a slice of pizza in Liverpool is probably not…read moretoo much of a compliment given there are only two places, that I can think of anyway, that sell pizza slices. This doesn't mean that it's not good here (it really is) just that American Pizza Slice is very, very good. What works in Pizza Pronto's favour is the price of the slice - just £1.50 a pop. A must if you need a snack on the move around these here parts. Of a night time it all changes gear a bit and Pizza Pronto turns kebab shop, it's still good but like any kebab shop the food is a little sloppily done and the pizza isn't nearly as good, even though you end up getting far more of it. I don't want loads of pizza though, just a little bit of good pizza. That's my drunken lament as I wheel my way unsteadily down towards the taxi rank at the bottom of Bold Street hill.

Hot Chillis, how I love thee. After a night out on the town when all you want is a bit of takeaway,…read morethis place will sort you right out. There is no replacement for quality and to be honest, I would rather walk across town to go here than to any old greasy take out even at 3am! The staff are always super friendly, and they do one of the best kebabs in town. Fresh, filling, mouthwateringly tasty. The litmus test of a good takeaway is if you're willing to eat it when you're sober and I'm more than happy to grab a curry or a burger from here any time of day! When they ask you if you want chilli sauce, the extra hot one, be aware that they're called Hot Chillis for a reason! Seriously spicy and flavoursome, my friend was once reduced to tears in a taxi on the way home after tucking into an extra hot sauced veggie kebab. Don't say I didn't warn you! They're more than happy to cater for veggies, falafel kebabs (yum!) and also, Halal food is available. Just the thing you need to end a long night out!

Hot Chillis is situated right next to china town which has within it some simply mouth-watering…read moretakeaways and by these standards it falls short but on the whole is decent enough to grab a spot to eat. In general the price is good and the place looks smart enough that you are not worried about where exactly your food is coming from which gives you a good deal more confidence than provided by some takeaways I have encountered. I have to be honest and say that I have only ever drunkenly eaten kebabs here and by those standards it was okay, then again at those times any grub will fill a hole. In general a decent place and the staff are nice which is always good but I would say if your in the area it is worth overlooking Hot Chillis and making the trip to china town.

Eastern Food Store in Renshaw Street sells a variety of Halal, poultry and continental foods both…read morefor wholesale and retail. When you walk into the shop, you can immediately smell the aromas of Asian ingredients which sets your senses going. You are presented with essential sauces, dried and canned foods with a mid/far eastern taste so if you fancy something different, then here is a shop that can offer you that exotic twist to your dishes. There is even a butchers at the end of the shop where a friendly guy will provide you the best cuts of meat how you wish. Prices are generally a little dear but you are paying for good quality products so that is your guarantee.

This foreign grocery store offers a little wider variety than Hondo in that it sells Indian items…read moreand other Asian items as well. I personally think they are smaller than Hondo, though. (I'm not sure why someone said that Hondo was the smallest of the main three?) This seems to be a quieter shop as well, but that could because it's not as near to China town. Besides dried and canned goods they also sell fresh produce and meat. Still, I don't think you will find as wide a variety here as you will in Hondo (my personal opinion.) And the prices are a little higher.

Great Middle Eastern option with a nice ambiance. Very recommended if you are on the area; super…read moreconvenient for the University of Liverpool main campus & Abercrombie square. Very good vegetarian options available!

Got a really good and large falafel (nice and crispy) in pitta bread with proper salad, tahini and…read morechilli sauce for £2.50. Price to taste ratio, one of the best lunches in the UK at this point. Plus Dr Pepper in a can, so it is perfect to me.

Freshco is a small Asian and European grocery store in London Road. Like many shops of a similar…read moretype, Freshco offers a glamorous range of fresh, frozen and dried produce. If you're the type like me who enjoys the odd experiment in the kitchen, then Freshco is a place where you can find exotic ingredients that you won't find in a typical British supermarket. Like Megan, I always enjoy browsing ethnic shops as I'm curious to try new products. Freshco also sells Halal food which is considerate for those who have religious beliefs. You'll find tobacco and international calling cards are on offer too. As a whole, this shop is like your Asian version of Spar containing a fusion of European and Eastern foods. At Freshco, you have a decent choice and value all under one roof. Great for a gander.

Freshco, on London Road in Liverpool, is a little Asian and European grocery store. I'd never heard…read moreof it before today when I was exploring the area. I love ethnic grocery stores--they are always so interesting. And for some reason, the fact that I can't read the foreign words on the food labels kind of makes me want to try stuff more than I would if I knew exactly what was in it. (I loved Soy and Worcester sauce until I discovered they both have crushed/pulverized anchovies in them! Yuck!) Here you will find ethnic foods like all different kinds of rice, tea, oriental spices, etc. but they also sell European foods, and some items that aren't typically British. It's a nice place to poke around if you like unusual food or if you're looking for something special for a recipe.