Eating out in Liverpool, restaurant and food guide

Bistro Pierre, Button Street, Liverpool Mar 24 2006

RIDICULOUS as it sounds, my friend and I had already set off for Bistro Pierre when we realised we didn't know where it was.Read

Que Pasa Cantina, Lark Lane, Liverpool Mar 17 2006

THERE are restaurants you go to to impress someone and restaurants you go to for comfort food - but this evening all I was after was a good gossip.Read

Fraiche, Oxton Village, Wirral Mar 10 2006

RELAXING is a complex business; some people go to expensive spas to relax, some swear by retail therapy or a good football match.Read

Red Fort, Lark Lane, Liverpool Mar 03 2006

THE Friday night curry is now one of the most popular choices for Britons celebrating the start of the weekend.Read

Sheldrakes, Lower Heswall, Wirral Feb 24 2006

THERE are few restaurants in the world that are worth visiting just for the scenery. The Jules Verne at the top of the Eiffel Tower in Paris has to be one, as does the Harbour View in Sydney.Read

Tom at 101, Stockton Heath, Warrington Feb 03 2006

FIRST dates can be notoriously tricky, especially if you've had a bit of an accident prior to meeting. I had been refuelling at a petrol station when I inadvertently doused my shoes. Read

Brasserie 10-16, Brookdale Place, Chester Jan 27 2006

IT WAS at the end of a long week that we found ourselves en route from Liverpool to Chester for a post-work Friday night dinner for two.Read

La Bussola, Allerton Road, Mossley Hill Jan 12 2006

"REVIEWER, rrready! Gladiators-contestant-turned-gladiator-turned-stunt-performer-turned-restaurateur, rrready!"Read

Piccolino, Cook Street, Liverpool Jan 06 2006

FORGET soup or casserole, for me Italian is the ultimate winter comfort food. What could be better than a creamy bowl of pasta and warm focaccia to banish the blues?Read