What's Cooking? from Liverpool Menu

There are also parking options for your car, the next parking lot is Gower Street 1 at a distance of 64 meters from What's Cooking? in Liverpool, Or you could use public transportation to get to the station Paradise Street Interchange, which is 428 meters away from the restaurant.

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What User likes about What's Cooking?:
This restaurant is beautifully decorated, creating a very comfortable atmosphere that is perfect for enjoying delicious food and drinks. The staff is incredibly friendly and provides great suggestions from the menu if you're unsure about what to order. I particularly enjoyed the Cheers for 40 Years Celebration House Crafts Pale Ale, and I highly recommend trying it while dining here. The food is presented in an entic... View all feedback.

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I had dinner at this restaurant and found the staff to be very friendly and courteous. It wasn't very busy, and the background music appealed to a wide range of generations, creating a warm atmosphere. The food was served hot and delicious; the ribeye steak was cooked to perfection, and the sauces were flavorful. They offered a nice selection of flavored gins, though there were only two craft beers available, which w... View all feedback.

Came with my friend for a walk through the docks and eat something. they were busy here, but managed to get a table. the personal was extremely professional and the restaurant was beautifully designed. I had the jankee burger as a big fan of burgers. fantastic. twirl rings as side were okay. no idea what the soda was, what came with her.

What a brilliant place. Came over the water as we are going to see War of the Worlds at the arena so thought we would grab an early dinner. Walked in and for a booth straight away. Ordered a long Island iced tea for Tez, and I had the watermelon nojito. Gorgeous drinks! Ordered the chilli beef tostados and garlic bread to start. Wow, what a brilliant starter it was. Piping hot, fresh made and so full of flavour. We then ordered a couple of burgers. I had the goats cheese and Tez had the pulled pork. Massive burgers and again so full of flavour. The goats cheese had a nice tang to it with gorgeous roasted peppers and Tez enjoyed hers immensely. I'd never been here before but I'll definitely come again. No rush to finish, superb service from the staff, tasty hot food and the music was banging. I find myself dancing in my seat to the tunes, and you know what, I didn't care one jot. If you go when there is something on at the arena, go early or book because it fills up quick, but you won't be disappointed

Fantastic location on the Albert Dock and the decor is really cool. This is a wonderful restaurant the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly with staff working as a team to provide excellent service but service was still a little slow. The food was fantastic and tasted great, the children's meals was presented with equal care as adult dishes. Overall a decent place to relax and chill :

Very nice place to eat. Staff was friendly and food was very tasty. A bit pricey but still worth a visit.

This restaurant is beautifully decorated, creating a very comfortable atmosphere that is perfect for enjoying delicious food and drinks. The staff is incredibly friendly and provides great suggestions from the menu if you're unsure about what to order. I particularly enjoyed the Cheers for 40 Years Celebration House Crafts Pale Ale, and I highly recommend trying it while dining here. The food is presented in an enticing way and tastes absolutely fantastic.

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