The best student eats in Liverpool

One of the reasons why students love Free State Kitchen is its affordable prices and delicious burgers. The portions are generous, and the prices won’t break the bank, making it a popular choice for students on a budget. You will also find plenty of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, so you can relax knowing even the pickiest eaters in your flat will find something they love on the menu. 

Situated in the heart of the city, the restaurant is easily accessible and a great spot to grab a bite to eat after a busy day of lectures. Its welcoming and laid-back vibe also makes it the perfect space for students looking to unwind and catch up with friends. In the summer months, you can relax in the secret garden with an ice cold beer or a signature FSK Garden cocktail.

Ten Streets Social is a fantastic place for students to hang out and enjoy themselves. It is located in the heart of the city, just a short walk from campus, making it the perfect spot for a quick break between lectures or a night out with friends. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with friendly staff and a relaxed vibe that makes you feel right at home.

There is always something happening at Ten Streets Social, so its perfect for students looking to try something new. They have regular live music nights featuring local and national acts, as well as quiz nights, comedy shows, and even art exhibitions. Before or after the latest event you can indulge in some delicious and affordable dishes, like the sirloin steak for just £13 or some delicious Mac and cheese for £7 or £8 with some tasty bacon lardons. They also serve up a fairly cheap breakfast and Sunday lunch, if you fancy some home comforts.

The GPO Food Hall in Liverpool is ideal for students who are looking for a great place to grab a bite to eat. This food hall is home to a variety of vendors that offer a wide range of delicious and affordable food options. It’s also a great place to get some work done, as it costs just £5 to use the GPO co-working space, which includes bottomless coffee from In Bloom Coffee and plug socket access in a designated co-working area. You can also treat yourself to a GPO lunch and make the most of their £6 lunch deal. 

One of the reasons why students love the GPO Food Hall is because of the great selection of food available. Whether you’re in the mood for pizza, tacos, burgers, or sushi, you’re sure to find something that will satisfy everyone’s cravings. They also have plenty of deals on, including bottomless brunch, Happy Hour from Monday to Friday at 4pm until 6pm, and Wine Wednesdays where you can get bottles of house wine for £10.

Once home to the famous Bongos Bingo event, Camp and Furnace has become a go-to place for students, with plenty of fabulous celebrity-themed events, TV show quiz nights and its own bingo rendition – Bingo Lingo. There’s also plenty of live music, well-known DJs (Craig Charles is a regular) and regular comedy shows, as well as food festivals and art exhibitions, so there’s no chance of getting bored, and students also get a great discount at any event.

The venue also has a large outdoor space that’s perfect for the summer months and beer garden outings. Another reason students flock to Camp and Furnace is the food. The venue is known for its delicious pizzas and brunch options, but there’s something for everyone on the menu. The drinks selection is also impressive, with a wide range of craft beers and cocktails available.

Just a stone’s throw away from Camp and Furnace is probably the most well-known and much-loved venue in the Baltic Triangle – the Baltic Market. This venue was actually the first-ever indoor street food market in Liverpool, and it is home to some of the best food vendors in the city, including the OG’s – Little Furnace Pizzas and The Midnight Delivery. You will also find new and exciting traders like UFC star and  Scouser Molly “the meatball” Mccann’s’ new venture, Polpetta, which serves up delicious subs, pasta and of course polpettas (meatballs). 

The Baltic Market is perfect for students who fancy eating out as there is something for everyone, which means there will be no flat arguments. It’s also the perfect place to start a night out, as you can line your stomach with good food and order a drink with the click of a button on the Baltic Market’s app. You can also find the perfect spot in front of the big screen, which shows all the football,fights and fun. When there’s nothing else to watch you can listen to the talented musicians who perform on the big stage, while you relax with zero bar queuing stress.