Mother’s Day is sneaking up on us once more on 10 March so if you’re planning to treat your mum to a meal out, now’s the time to get it booked. We’ve gathered ten of our favourite places for celebrating Mother’s Day in Liverpool, from super chic restaurants to chilled-out bars. Choose the one you think she’ll be happiest in. It’s her day after all.
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Take a look at our Mother’s Day Gift Guide.
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Book Now Georgian Quarter
The Art School
Liverpool’s award-winning, fine-dining restaurant The Art School brings together inventive Modern British cooking and an impressive historic setting.
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Book Now Business District (Liverpool)
City Wine Bar & Kitchen
Get fresh, local and honest food at City Wine Bar and Kitchen in the grade II listed ‘City Buildings’ on Old Hall Street in Liverpool. This independently owned bar and restaurant prides itself on using fresh local ingredients, producers and suppliers as much as possible.
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Liverpool City Centre
Mamasan Liverpool
South Asian cookery is on the cards here, or “a vibrant culinary offering”, if you prefer. Three floors are accessed via a floating staircase, with roof terrace for sipping in the sun – cocktails include the Lotus of lemongrass gin, butterfly pea flower, lemon and egg white.
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Cavern Quarter
Riva Blu Liverpool
With its large alfresco terrace, island bar, and handsome architecture, Riva Blu Liverpool has a chic, continental feel inside and out.
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Cavern Quarter
Piccolino Liverpool
Piccolino Liverpool is located in a particularly grand building on Cook Street with a small but perfectly-formed terrace at the front. The impressive exterior seems appropriate because Piccolino always works well for fancy events, birthday parties and glamorous dates.
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Georgian Quarter
Frederiks
One of the buzziest spots in the Georgian Quarter, Frederiks models itself on the neighbourhood bars of Brooklyn. Think casual eats, coffee and lounging, with live music and quality cocktails as the day turns into night.
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Liverpool City Centre
Gino D’Acampo 360 Sky Bar & Terrace
Situated on the 18th floor of INNSiDE by Meliá on Old Hall Street, Gino D’Acampo 360 Sky Bar and Sky Bar Terrace serve authentic Italian food, plus great wine and cocktails with unparalleled views of Liverpool’s skyline.
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Lark Lane
MeatMe
The holiday vibes of Lark Lane make it the perfect spot for Greek street food restaurant MeatMe.
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Liverpool City Centre
The Municipal Hotel – MGallery
The Municipal Hotel – MGallery is one of Liverpool’s few 5* hotels and as such, it exudes luxury in every detail.
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Business District (Liverpool)
Panoramic 34
Panoramic 34 was the UK’s highest restaurant when it opened in 2008, and although others have since taken that title, it still offers an impressive vantage point with a 360-degree view of Liverpool, the Mersey, and beyond to Wales.
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Ropewalks
Wreck Bistro
Liverpool seems like an appropriate place for a restaurant funded by the people. Wreck Bistro was financed by 1,522 enthusiasts who raised the record-breaking £200,000 required, via a crowdfunding campaign from Elite Bistros’ Gary Usher. Accordingly, it has the feel of a place for the many, not the few.