14 brilliant Liverpool restaurants where you can enjoy stunning views as you dine
Emma Dukes
·3-min read
Panoramic 34 offers beautiful views of Liverpool and beyond. Famous for being Britain's tallest restaurant, the 34-floor eatery offers 360-degree views as you enjoy luxury food.
Liverpool's incredible skyline, beautiful waterfront and English Heritage listed parks are a joy to behold. Sometimes you just need to sit and enjoy them.
Or even better, combine the picture perfect views with dining in some of the city's fantastic restaurants and bars.
From fine-dining eateries to Instagram-worthy bars, here are our top picks for a meal with beautiful views of Liverpool and beyond...
Fourteen floors up Daniel House in Bootle, 14 Bar & Grill offers incredible views over Liverpool and beyond. Specialising in small plates and sushi boxes, diners can sit in the comfortable chairs on the roof terrace surrounded by glass as they sip drinks and relax. Booking is required.
PANAM is often listed as one of Liverpool's most-booked restaurants, with three bars, mezzanine dining, and a spectacular dockside view. The menu features hearty meals such as Scouse, fish and chips and homemade pie. (Photo: PANAM )
The Welsford Bistro is an independent restaurant located inside the incredible Liverpool Cathedral. Enjoy a meal amongst the stunning Cathedral arches or book a private meal in the Lady Chapel. (Photo: The Welsford Bistro)
Situated on the 17th floor of the Old Hall Street Hotel, Gino D'Acampo's Sky Bar offers panoramic views of the Liverpool Skyline, including the iconic River Mersey, and is open from 11:30 daily until late. Food options include afternoon tea and Cicchetti light bites, or you can enjoy cocktails on the outdoor terrace. (Photo: Emma Dukes)
Tempest on Tithebarn is a large bar and food venue in the L2 area, with a huge roof terrace. The roof offers stunning views of the Liver buildings and beyond - plus there are some pretty great cocktails. (Photo: Tempest on Tithebarn)
Liverpool's very own floating restaurant offers a one-of-a-kind experience. Enjoy an afternoon tea cruise whilst experiencing a fascinating tour of Liverpool’s historic docks and marina.
The Club House is located right in the middle of Liverpool ONE's Chavasse Park. The large outdoor terrace is perfect for people watching or for looking at the incredible Christmas lights throughout the festive period.
Malmaison Bar and Grill offers a contemporary dining experience, with lovely marina views. Visit for a delicious brunch, Sunday roast or afternoon tea. (Photo: Nigel/stock.adobe)
Zenn is a fairly new restaurant in Liverpool city centre, offering Asian-inspired dishes on a gorgeous rooftop garden. Expect views of the city and an Instagram-worthy interior too. (Photo: @ZennLiverpool/facebook)
OH ME OH MY is a popular restaurant and bar in the heart of Liverpool, and although the interior is great, the terrace is the real winner. The rooftop bar has incredible views of the iconic Liver Buildings, perfect for a cheeky drink and some nice pictures. (Photo: OH ME OH MY)
Matou Pan Asian Restaurant and Bar on the waterfront also offers a spacious rooftop terrace with views over the River Mersey and back across the city. Alongside the food, a variety of drinks are available, including gin, cocktails, champagne and a long wine list. (Photo: @matou_restaurant/Instagram)
Maray is situated right in the heart of the Albert Dock, with outdoor booths perfect perfect for enjoying the view, even in colder weather. Expect small plates, a range of cocktails and dockside views.
Courtyard Bar and Kitchen is a two-floor eatery with a lovely terrace area. With views of St George's Hall and the hustle and bustle of Liverpool commuters, it's a great spot for people watching.
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