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The best places for breakfast in Liverpool

4 months ago

If breakfast is the most important meal of the day, you don’t want to leave anything to chance. Read Confidential Guides’ lowdown on Liverpool’s best spots for sweet pancake stacks, sausage butties and some Full English contenders that really up the game in terms of quality. When it comes to brekkie, these places are winners. To these worthy eateries, we bestow the golden egg cup.

Discover European influences at Delifonseca Dockside (and gorge on their gorgeous breakfast frittata) and meat-free mornings at The Egg, whose vegan fry ups are some of Liverpool’s most-loved.

Big beasts like Voyagers and Hawksmoor Liverpool take sourcing to the next level. Shreddies in your pyjamas is no comparison to Hawksmoor’s breakfast for two with standouts being the smoked bacon chop and the trotter baked beans for porky pizzaz.

You’ll find buzzing city food halls, cool coffee shops and suburban calm on our curated list of breakfast loveliness. Make plans to live well and eat well. It all starts with breakfast.

  • Book Now Princes Dock

    Malmaison Liverpool Bar & Grill

    Bars

    Malmaison Liverpool Bar & Grill is much more than just another soulless hotel restaurant. With its dockside location and terrace, celeb fans and cool boutique vibes, it’s one of Liverpool’s most impressive dining destinations.

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  • A selection of the small plates at Voyagers, one of Liverpool's most exciting new restaurants for 2024.
    Book Now Ropewalks

    Voyagers

    Restaurant - Global

    Voyagers in The Halyard Liverpool is in the league of hotel restaurants that become a destination in their own right. A sophisticated and well-travelled menu of small plates combined with inviting modern design make it a standout addition to the Ropewalks. Expect an individual take on cool, casual dining.

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  • Ropewalks

    Bold Street Coffee

    Cafes

    Open since 2010, BSC is something of an institution and the place to go if you’re in need of caffeine sustenance. Breakfast, brunch and all things cheap and lunch-like are also on the menu, while the Scandi stripped wood and art-adorned walls make it a great place to chill out.

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  • Inside Cafe Lucaya - a recommended coffee shop for working from in Liverpool.
    Liverpool City Centre

    Cafe Lucaya

    Cafes

    Head to the Tower Building, on the corner of Water Street and The Strand to find the charming, plant-filled haven that is Cafe Lucaya.

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  • Ropewalks

    Cafe Tabac

    Cafes

    Within spitting distance of the bombed-out church, Cafe Tabac has been rolling with the changes at the top of Bold Street since 1974, and the establishment’s latest upgrades have included expanding outside and serving up all-day brekkie as well as late-night drinks.

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  • Delifonseca Dockside has everything - a restaurant, deli, food hall and butcher.
    Brunswick

    Delifonseca Dockside

    Farm Shop

    Liverpool’s acclaimed deli and restaurant Delifonseca has a loyal following thanks to its irresistible victuals from the UK and beyond.

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  • Breakfast at Duke Street Market in Liverpool
    Ropewalks

    Duke Street Market

    Bars

    Following in the footsteps of other successful models in the region, with communal dining tables and a mezzanine served by a choice of resident kitchens, this 100-year-old warehouse-turned-foodhall is one of the Ropewalks newcomers breathing life back into Duke Street.

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  • A meat-free full English at The Egg Vegetarian Cafe in Liverpool
    Liverpool City Centre

    The Egg Vegetarian Cafe

    Cafes

    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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  • French toast at Hardware Coffee and Kitchen in Liverpool
    Ropewalks

    Hardware Coffee and Kitchen

    Cafes

    The perfect brunch spot on Renshaw Street, Hardware is themed loosely around the Rapid Hardware shop it replaces.

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  • Meat of the highest standard on Hawksmoor Liverpool's breakfast
    Liverpool City Centre

    Hawksmoor Liverpool

    Restaurant - British

    Hawksmoor Liverpool opened in the beautiful Grade II-listed India Buildings, to much excitement in late 2022.

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  • Ropewalks

    LEAF Bold St

    Restaurant - Global

    Housed in a former tea room over two floors of an art deco building, LEAF’s name and USP was meant to be, and indeed over 60 varieties of loose-leaf tea are served, alongside coffee and cake, cocktails, beers and wine, and an eclectic menu running from breakfast right through.

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  • Lark Lane

    Minna

    Restaurant - Global

    This women-run family business is inspired by Molly’s great nan Minna, who turned a plot of land behind her council house into an allotment and encouraged her neighbours to grow their own veggies there. This interest in sustainability and community has fed into Minna’s cafe.

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  • Georgian Quarter

    Papillon

    Cafes

    Papillon is a quaint-looking bistro-style restaurant, complete with baby pink paintwork and pinstripe canopy to match. In fact, it looks more like something on a French postcard than somewhere you’d find in the middle of Liverpool. 

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  • Press Bros Coffee on Lark Lane, Liverpool
    Lark Lane

    Press Bros Coffee

    Cafes

    Press Bros Coffee opened in this corner spot on Lark Lane after winning everyone over with its sausage patty melts at the Baltic Market. It’s the perfect place for a coffee shop, in amongst the indie shops and just a short stroll from Sefton Park (get your takeouts here before you go).

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  • Business District (Liverpool)

    Tempest on Tithebarn

    Bars

    Tempest on Tithebarn is a social space filling your days from early-morning Neighbourhood Coffee and freshly baked pastries and cakes to late-night parties and cocktails. In between, there’s bagels, brunch and lunch by day and burgers and small plates as the sun goes down. 

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