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International Restaurants in LIVERPOOL

1. Lawns Grill, Thornton Hall Hotel & Spa International restaurant in Thornton Hough Neston Rd - CH63

2023 Review: A lot of water has passed under the bridge since 2019 when Boris Johnson and former Irish Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, met for crunch post-Brexit talks at this posh hotel & spa out on the Wirral. On limited feedback, ratings for its grill are good all-round, but more plaudits go to the rather dramatically named ‘Great Wirral Afternoon Tea’ – a “well thought-out offering with good choice of sweet or savoury options” that’s “particularly nice on the terrace or lawn”.

2. Vetch International restaurant in Liverpool 29a Hope Street - L1

In the basement of a Georgian townhouse on foodie Hope Street, this year-old venue is already winning praise for its “exceptional cooking from friendly, helpful, professional staff”. It’s the work of local-born, chef-patron Daniel McGeorge (ex Rothay Manor) – who aims to combine British and Japanese culinary ideas via extensive tasting menus for £95 and £125 per person – and fans say “use it or lose it before it goes the way of other top quality restaurants” in the city.

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£51

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3. The GPO Food Hall International restaurant in Liverpool 35 Whitechapel - L1

2022 Review: ‘General Post Office’ now means ‘Global Provisions Outlet’ at this repurposed edifice in the Metquarter – Liverpool's biggest food hall, with 11,000 square feet in which to graze, which opened in summer 2021 and aims to champion independent vendors by offering support and incubation. High-profile initial sign-ups included Nama from Sheffield's JORO – an izakaya-style offering.

4. Six by Nico International restaurant in Liverpool 11-15 North John Street - L2

“Affordable fine dining” – say fans – makes these Fitzrovia and Canary Wharf venues (from Nico Simeone’s Glasgow-based national chain) “good for date nights” and “real value-for-money”. “The tasting menu changes regularly, so it’s a different experience every time” – the formula being “no mystery: you get to taste small samples of delicious food all related to a specific, changing theme”. (“We’ve been twice this year – more themes have caught our eye without the window of opportunity to try them. It’s not filling, but a really enjoyable eat”). There is, though, an alternative jaundiced view, which is that they offer “style over substance – you’ll leave still feeling hungry and the venue is noisy, like being in a canteen”.

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£81

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Good

Service

Good

Ambience

Good