Liverpool food and drink
Eat and drink in Liverpool
105 places to eat and drink from our Liverpool area guides on one page. Filter by area, type and what you need.
Facts last checked Nov 1, 2026. Britlens is independent: see our editorial policy.
Every entry comes from the eat-and-drink pages of our Liverpool guide. Tags such as vegetarian options, outdoor seating and step-free access are shown only where OpenStreetMap contributors or the venue’s own site say so (18 of 105 places carry at least one tag).[1] A missing tag means we have no report, not that the place lacks it. We hold no prices and no reviews, so there is no budget or “best” filter: check menus on each venue’s site.
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Brasco Lounge (venue website, opens in new tab)
Waterfront bar and restaurant on Mann Island with all-day food and river views, according to its website.
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Etsu (venue website, opens in new tab)
Japanese restaurant at Beetham Plaza on The Strand, near the Pier Head.
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Francie's Focaccia & Coffee (venue website, opens in new tab)
Focaccia and coffee shop in the Britannia Pavilion at the Albert Dock.
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Gusto (venue website, opens in new tab)
Italian restaurant in the Edward Pavilion at the Albert Dock, serving pasta, pizza and Italian classics, according to its website.
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Liverpool Gin Distillery (venue website, opens in new tab)
Distillery bar on Castle Street that makes Liverpool Gin on site and serves gin cocktails, according to its website.
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Ma Boyles Alehouse & Eatery (venue website, opens in new tab)
Alehouse and eatery on Tower Gardens, close to the Pier Head.
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Maray (Albert Dock) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant in the Britannia Pavilion at the Albert Dock; the group serves Middle Eastern-inspired sharing plates.
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Mowgli (Water Street) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Indian street food restaurant at 3 Water Street, close to the Pier Head.
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PanAm (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant and bar in the Britannia Pavilion at the Albert Dock.
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Revolution (Albert Dock) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar on Salthouse Quay at the Albert Dock serving cocktails and food, according to its website.
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Rudy's Pizza Napoletana (Albert Dock) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Neapolitan pizzeria at the Albert Dock with waterside views, according to its website.
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The Botanist (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar and restaurant at the Albert Dock with a botanical theme and live music on weekends, according to its website.
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The Captain Alexander (venue website, opens in new tab)
J D Wetherspoon pub on James Street, near James Street station.
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The One O'Clock Gun (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub at the Albert Dock serving cocktails, beer, wine and food, with live music, according to its website.
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The Panoramic 34 (venue website, opens in new tab)
Fine dining restaurant on the 34th floor of the West Tower on Brook Street, with floor-to-ceiling windows, according to its website.
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The Pump House (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub and restaurant at Hartley's Quay beside the Albert Dock.
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What's Cooking (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant in the Britannia Pavilion at the Royal Albert Dock, serving burgers, ribs, steaks and cocktails, according to its website.
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Arkles (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Arkles Lane near Anfield stadium, which calls itself the World Famous Arkles.
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Black Horse (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on County Road in Walton, according to its website.
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Byrnes (venue website, opens in new tab)
Fish and chip shop on Stuart Road that says it has been feeding the city since 1932, according to its website.
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Cabbage Hall Bar & Grill (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar and grill on Breck Road in Anfield, which also runs the hotel, according to its website.
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Rotunda Cafe Bistro (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café and bistro at the Rotunda community center on Great Mersey Street.
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The Royal Oak (venue website, opens in new tab)
Community pub on Walton Road in Walton that shows live sport, according to its website.
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The Sandon (venue website, opens in new tab)
Historic pub on Oakfield Road that describes itself as the birthplace of Liverpool FC, according to its website.
- Historic
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The Thomas Frost (venue website, opens in new tab)
J D Wetherspoon pub on Walton Road, near Goodison Park.
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92 Degrees Coffee (venue website, opens in new tab)
Coffee shop on Myrtle Street in the Georgian Quarter, part of the 92 Degrees group.
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Arts Bar Baltic (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar on Parliament Street serving cocktails, beer and coffee, with live music, events and local art, according to its website.
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Baltic Fleet (venue website, opens in new tab)
Historic pub on Wapping serving local cask and craft ales since the 1850s, according to its website.
- Historic
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Camp and Furnace (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar and live music venue on Greenland Street with tribute nights, quizzes and day parties, according to its website.
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Le Viet Social (venue website, opens in new tab)
Vietnamese restaurant on Parliament Street with live music, according to its website.
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Punch Tarmey's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Irish bar on Grafton Street with live music on weekends and sport on screens, according to its website.
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Ryde Cycle Café (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bicycle café on St James Street serving fresh food and Allpress coffee, with bike repairs, according to its website.
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The Cambridge (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Mulberry Street with a beer garden, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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Glen Affric Brewery Taproom (venue website, opens in new tab)
Taproom at the Glen Affric craft brewery, which says it has 25 or more beers on tap.
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Home (Oxton) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Brunch café in a former bakery in Oxton, which says its food is cooked from scratch to order.
- Breakfast
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Oxton Bar & Kitchen (venue website, opens in new tab)
Independent bar and restaurant in Oxton Village serving food and cocktails, with live music, according to its website.
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Ruppys (venue website, opens in new tab)
Colombian coffee shop on Argyle Street serving handmade arepas, according to its website.
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The Brass Balance (venue website, opens in new tab)
J D Wetherspoon pub on Argyle Street, Birkenhead, according to its website.
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Yiamas Greek Taverna (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-run Greek and Cypriot restaurant on Borough Road, according to its website.
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200 Degrees (venue website, opens in new tab)
Specialty coffee shop on Bold Street, according to its website.
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Berry & Rye (venue website, opens in new tab)
Hidden cocktail bar on Berry Street that also sells bottled cocktails, according to its website.
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Bold Street Coffee (venue website, opens in new tab)
Coffee roaster and shop at 89 Bold Street selling single-origin coffee, according to its website.
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Bundobust (venue website, opens in new tab)
Beer-hall-style Indian restaurant on the second floor at 17-19 Bold Street, with its own brewery beers, according to its website.
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Castro's Cafeteria (venue website, opens in new tab)
Canarian café on Hackins Hey serving bocadillos and tapas for breakfast and lunch, according to its website.
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Doctor Duncan's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Historic pub on St John's Lane near St George's Hall, serving real ales and dishes such as scouse, according to its website.
- Historic
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Down The Hatch (venue website, opens in new tab)
Vegan and vegetarian restaurant on Duke Street serving burgers, hotdogs and small plates, according to its website.
- Vegetarian options
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El Bandito (venue website, opens in new tab)
Late-night bar at 41b Slater Street, open Wednesday to Sunday evenings, according to its website.
- Open late
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L’Aperitivo (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar at 112 Bold Street built around the Italian aperitivo, with a modern British menu.
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Leaf (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café and tea room at 65-67 Bold Street.
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Lunya (venue website, opens in new tab)
Catalan and Spanish restaurant serving tapas and paella, with a deli, according to its website.
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Ma Egerton's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub built in 1846 on Pudsey Street, known as Ma Egerton's Stage Door, according to its website.
- Historic
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Maray (Bold Street) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant on Bold Street serving Middle Eastern-inspired sharing plates, cocktails and wine, according to its website.
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Mowgli (Bold Street) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Indian street food restaurant at 69 Bold Street.
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Rococo (venue website, opens in new tab)
Independent coffee house at 61 Lord Street with in-house roasted coffee, sandwiches and cakes, according to its website.
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Rudy's Pizza Napoletana (Bold Street) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Neapolitan pizzeria on Bold Street, according to its website.
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Shiraz Palace (venue website, opens in new tab)
Two-floor Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurant on Ranelagh Street serving charcoal-fired kebabs and mezze, according to its website.
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The Denbigh Castle (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Hackins Hey refurbished in January 2020, with cask, craft and continental beers, according to its website.
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The Old Post Office (venue website, opens in new tab)
Community pub on School Lane that shows live sport, according to its website.
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The Railway (venue website, opens in new tab)
Traditional pub on Tithebarn Street serving food, according to its website.
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Aigburth Arms (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-friendly community pub on Victoria Road in south Liverpool, according to its website.
- Family-friendly
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Al Dente (venue website, opens in new tab)
Italian and Mediterranean restaurant and bar serving pizza, pasta and grills, open since 1997, according to its website.
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Freida Mo's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Vintage clothes boutique, bakery and café on Lark Lane.
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Hafla Hafla (venue website, opens in new tab)
Middle Eastern street food restaurant on Lark Lane, according to its website.
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Handyman (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Smithdown Road that trades as the Handyman Supermarket.
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Love & Rockets (venue website, opens in new tab)
Independent, family-run pub and kitchen with a garden, serving pizzas and guest ales, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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Maranto's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-run Italian-American restaurant open since 1983, with family dining downstairs and a bar upstairs, according to its website.
- Family-friendly
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Milo Lounge (venue website, opens in new tab)
All-day café bar at 88-90 Lark Lane serving brunch and cocktails, according to its website.
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Taj (venue website, opens in new tab)
Indian restaurant on Lark Lane with a vegan selection, according to the Merseyrail guide.
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The Bookbinder (venue website, opens in new tab)
Neighborhood pub, wine bar and eatery at one end of Lark Lane, close to Sefton Park, according to its website.
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The Old School House (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub restaurant in a former 19th-century school, serving wild sourdough pizza and cask ales, according to its website.
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The Watering Can (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café at 64 Greenbank Road, beside Greenbank Park.
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The Willow Bank (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Smithdown Road that shows live sport, according to its website.
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ASK Italian (Queen Square) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Chain Italian restaurant on Queen Square, near Lime Street, according to its website.
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Bella Italia (Ranelagh Street) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Chain Italian restaurant opposite Liverpool Central, according to its website.
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Commune (venue website, opens in new tab)
Creative bar in the Fabric District with gigs, films and exhibitions in a small conservatory and courtyard.
- Outdoor seating
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LiangJi Wraps (venue website, opens in new tab)
Chinese wrap restaurant on Prescot Street; the website describes it as part of a chain with six UK sites.
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Mother Espresso (venue website, opens in new tab)
Coffee shop in the Tea Factory on Wood Street; its website lists daily opening times.
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Nando's (Queen Square) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Chain restaurant on Queen Square, near Lime Street, according to its website.
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Rudy's Pizza (Bold Street) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Neapolitan pizzeria on Bold Street, according to its website.
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The Richard John Blackler (venue website, opens in new tab)
J D Wetherspoon pub at Charlotte Row, Great Charlotte Street.
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Bistro115 (venue website, opens in new tab)
Mediterranean bistro on Rowson Street; its website says it is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
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Homebrew Tap (New Brighton) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Independent craft beer, wine and spirits bar on Victoria Road, according to its website.
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Marino Lounge (venue website, opens in new tab)
Beachside café bar at Marine Point serving brunch and cocktails, and welcoming families and dogs, according to its website.
- Family-friendly
- Breakfast
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Nando's (New Brighton) (venue website, opens in new tab)
Chain restaurant in the Marine Point leisure park, according to its website.
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Perch Rock (venue website, opens in new tab)
Community pub on Grosvenor Road that shows live sport, according to its website.
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Queens Arms (venue website, opens in new tab)
Community pub on Queen Street, Wallasey, that shows live sport, according to its website.
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The Bow-Legged Beagle (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub at 88 Victoria Road serving local beer, according to its website.
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The Clairville (venue website, opens in new tab)
J D Wetherspoon pub on Wallasey Road, Wallasey.
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The Lighthouse (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub restaurant in Wallasey Village, according to its website.
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The Magazine Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Magazine Brow in Wallasey that advertises real ales and views of the River Mersey.
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The Mess (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café in the officers' mess at Fort Perch Rock serving pizza, paninis and light bites, according to its website.
- Historic
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The Olive Tree (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant on Victoria Road; its website lists a two-course menu and a bottomless brunch.
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The Seahorse (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub restaurant on Kings Parade, New Brighton, according to its website.
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The Tower (venue website, opens in new tab)
Community pub on Liscard Way that shows live sport, according to its website.
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Arts Bar Hope Street (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar at 22 Hope Street serving cocktails, beer and coffee, with live music, events and local art, according to its website.
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Buyers Club (venue website, opens in new tab)
Neighborhood bar and pasta kitchen on Hardman Street with handmade pasta and Neapolitan pizza, according to its website.
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Frederiks (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar and kitchen at 32 Hope Street with live music, in the Georgian Quarter for over a decade, according to its website.
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Free State Kitchen (venue website, opens in new tab)
American-style restaurant at 1 Maryland Street with a garden terrace, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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Metrocola (venue website, opens in new tab)
Large venue on Leece Street by the bombed-out church, open late on weekends, according to its website.
- Open late
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Roscoe Head (venue website, opens in new tab)
Free house on Roscoe Street that says it has appeared in every edition of the Good Beer Guide since 1974.
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The Art School Restaurant (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant at 1 Sugnall Street in the Georgian Quarter, with a wine cellar and private dining rooms, according to its website.
- Special occasion
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The London Carriage Works (venue website, opens in new tab)
Seasonal restaurant at Hope Street Hotel, which also has a casual pizza restaurant called 1931, according to its website.
- Special occasion
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The Queen of Hope Street (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Myrtle Street in the Georgian Quarter, beside the Philharmonic Hall, between the two cathedrals, according to its website.
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The Shandon Bells (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub at 88 Hope Street styled as a tribute to the pubs of Cork, according to its website.
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Zorba's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Greek and Cypriot restaurant on Leece Street, open since 1974, according to its website.
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