Liverpool’s Best Pub Lunches

Within the Ropewalks area, this is definitely a favourite. After the Shipping Forecast opened in 2010, it soon became known due to its non-hipster service. As well as its events and DJ sets, the pub provides a vast menu of pub food with a slight twist. From meat free meals to succulent chicken, lobster burgers. Their brilliant menu is full of filling dishes which can take you on a memorable food journey.

The dazzling Philharmonic Dining Rooms are also known as the Phil, it is considered the most ornate pub in England and what a gem this place is. It is a historic place in Liverpool and is particularly popular with performers and concert-goers. Step into the beautiful building and discover a unique pub full of character and quality pub food. The menu consists of light starters to scampi, hunters’ chicken, fish and chips and so much more. All of which are served with a generous amount of British hospitality.

Within the heart of the Baltic Triangle, this timeless and rustic venue is just a short walk away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre Liverpool, serving quality food. The menu has a range of all sorts including; soup, burgers, chickpea stew, sweet potato fries and beef chilli. The Baltic Social provides a fantastic experience bringing together tasty drinks, music and delicious food. The quaint décor and friendly staff mean this is the perfect place to grab yourself a pub lunch.

The Blackburne is a fantastic drinking and dining experience in the stunning Georgian Quarter, in the heart of Liverpool. This gem has been a popular local pub for around 100 years. The Georgian quarter is a spectacular location, its rich history and beautiful aesthetic makes it the second most popular location for filming urban films in Britain after London.
Their pub grub is simple but hits the right spot every time, think gammon and chips, fish and chips and bangers and mash, then for pudding there’s options including apple crumble and sticky toffee pudding. Whilst visiting you need to keep an eye out for ‘celebrity’ regulars, past celebrity visitors include Alan Kennedy and Phil Thompson and Alan Kennedy.

This pub gets its name from the slogan no flies in the loaf as the venue was previously Kirklands Bakery. This pub situated on Hardman Street has such character, especially with its raised windows where you can sit and watch Liverpool go by. It is loved by many for their pizzas, daily specials, burgers and chips and ale pot pie. Then after you’ve enjoyed your tasty lunch, wash it all down with many of their gin balloons, imported beers or real ales.

The Monro, a multi-award-winning gastropub located in the heart of Liverpool, with history dating all the way back to 1815. Step into the retreat and immerse yourself into a cosy environment, perfect for a pub lunch with Georgian architecture and burning log fires. Diners can select from the menu a choice of sides, wraps, pizzas and sandwiches and on Sunday they offer a Sunday roast menu including; fish, chicken, beef and vegetarian options. So, take a trip down to Duke street and enjoy the tasty British cuisine.