Sofritos L1

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Sofritos L1

How to capture the tastes of a shoreline? Well, let’s start by moving away from Seacombe, eh? Sofritos L1 brings an authentic menu of Mediterranean classics to our shores…

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The Moon and Pea is Lark Lane on a good day.

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The Grosvenor Pulford may look like another country hotel, but it harbours an extraordinary oasis of calm that deserves further investigation.

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Where Viva Brazil is concerned we’re turning our cards over to green. Yes please, we want some more.

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Review: The Bear’s Paw, Warmingham

Good food, good service, good accommodation, good setting. If we’ve one complaint about The Bear’s Paw it’s only that it’s not closer to home.

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We’ll be honest, SevenStreets isn’t the healthiest website team in the world. We love cakes, ale, and bacon with everything. Who doesn’t? But lately we’ve found eating unhealthily - and, more specifically, lunches - has become a bit depressing. It’s started to feel wrong. If you work in the city centre, what choice have you [...]

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With a huge new dockside deli and bistro, has Delifonseca bitten off more than it can chew?

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Lunya: Restaurant of the Year?

Lunya scoops the Best Restaurant award at the Liverpool Food and Drink awards. A deserved winner? Almost…

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Spire Restaurant: The Review

When a restaurant offers competent cooking, a buzzy atmosphere, and free parking why would anyone bother going into the city?

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Jamie’s Italian: The Review

The newest recruit to Liverpool ONE’s harvest of chain eateries, Jamie’s Italian brings a superstar chef to the city. In name at least. Inspired by Mr Oliver’s “passion for Italy”, the 14-strong chain restaurant describes itself as a “neighbourhood restaurant, offering authentic, affordable and great quality Italian food on the high street”. Really? Let’s see… [...]

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