You can eat out if you’re eating healthy – but you do need to plan ahead a little. If you head out hungry and unsure of where to go, you’ll probably end up somewhere that’ll derail your clean eating goals. Instead, check our list of healthy places to eat in Liverpool first. It includes places that shout about how good-for-you they are alongside ones that rarely mention it at all – but which are still wise options.
All these healthy restaurants in Liverpool offer fresh, unprocessed, nutritious choices. The good news is, they’re all really tasty too.
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Book Now RopewalksMore detailsSpice Thai
The cosy Spice Thai restaurant is hidden away just above a motel bar near Hanover Street, with an interior intended to resemble an authentic street food market stall in Bangkok to immerse you in a proper Thai experience, on both culture and cuisine fronts.
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Liverpool City CentreMore detailsThe Egg Vegetarian Cafe
Situated in an airy loft space in a grade II listed Victorian building this warm and inviting vegetarian cafe offers panoramic views of the city.
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Business District (Liverpool)More detailsEzra and Gil Liverpool
Ezra and Gil Liverpool is the third opening from this popular coffee and brunch spot. What makes this location stand out is its outdoor space – a perfect place for leisurely lattes and people watching.
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Liverpool City CentreMore detailsHibiki
Hibiki’s website encourages you to “feed your soul” and “celebrate your senses” and, if it’s authentic Japanese cuisine specialising in ramen and sushi that you’re after, then we’d also add “fill your boots” at this rice and noodle joint in the shadow of the Bombed Out Church.
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RopewalksMore detailsPho Liverpool
There are many arguments you could make against Pho Liverpool. It’s a chain restaurant on a street known for its independent businesses. It’s ‘Vietnamese’ yet run by two white people from London. Yet it has a place in our guide anyway, simply because it offers one of the best meals on Bold Street for the price.
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Liverpool City CentreMore detailsPomegranate
Heading into Pomegranate, an independent cafe on Old Hall Street, you’re met with bright neon signs, leafy wallpaper and reams of foliage surrounding a wooden clad juice bar. Inside you’ll find nutritious dishes and super-powered drinks that don’t compromise on flavour in the name of being healthy.
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RopewalksMore detailsTiger Rock Renshaw Street
Tiger Rock Renshaw Street is the newest and biggest of the Liverpool Pan-Asian street hawker venues. As well as a range of casual classics from China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore, you can enjoy some fantastic cocktails in a separate bar area (bellinis are a speciality).
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Liverpool City CentreMore detailsVibe Cafe
The Vibe serves cheery vegan food that will light up your Instagram feed and fill your belly. Known for its brunches and lunches, it offers colour-popping breaky favourites, toasties and bowls in an equally bright and inviting interior. The days when vegan food meant sludgy lentils and hippy furnishings are long gone.
