Best Fast Food Restaurants in Latchford

"This restaurant in Maryland Street, just off the Everyman end of Hope Street in the city centre, celebrates its fifth anniversary in April and is well known for its annual Thanksgiving feast. But the team also now how to go sweet and their top seller from day one has been the chocolate peanut butter sundae. It’s three scoops of chocolate and vanilla ice cream from local producers Cheshire Farm which is then layered with a homemade chocolate and peanut butter sauce before being topped with whipped cream..."

"Free State Kitchen’s Garden is the perfect little hidden gem to soak up the sun in with a drink and a burger with your mates. Make sure you book your table so you don’t miss out. View this post on Instagram"

"Head to Free State Kitchen for a Mount Everest of homemade peanut butter, Chesire farm chocolate and vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce. Plant the flag at the top, don’t wave it in defeat."

"Almost Famous is a chilled out venue that is more than grateful to have your kids round – and they'll be pleased too. The light-hearted bar is known for their huge comfort treats, with notoriously great burgers packed full of goodies that'll truly put to the test whether your kids' eyes are bigger than their bellies. They've also got a variety of Freakshakes, milkshakes piled high with whipped cream and other toppings, as well as a creative cocktail or two should you want to make it a bit more fancy."

"Almost Famous has become a Liverpool institution thanks to their burgers that are stacked high and are full of inventive fillings. The Crack Shack burger is made up of a double cheeseburger, double buttermilk fried chicken, JD maple, smashed tots, bacon rain, awesome sauce, redneck bbq, creamy peppered mayo and pickles. Now, if half of that didn’t make sense, just trust us and get yourself down to Almost Famous for an explosion of taste in your mouth!"

"Time Out says: “These tasty, tasty burgers might well make you temporarily lose all memory of table manners as you try, desperately, to cram them into your mouth.”. 11-13 Parr St, Liverpool L1 4JN"

"Blackstocks is one of those shiny new fish and chip shops/restaurants pushing a modern, fastidious take on this British classic. Think MSC-certified sustainable fresh fish, seasonal potato varieties for its chips, own-recipe sausages and pies. It even uses specially-vented takeaway boxes to more effectively let the steam out."

"05/06/2021: Visited yesterday and was disappointed with some things. Firstly, the fish was very good and was certainly very fresh, but the chips were not so good."

"17/05/2021: Asked for cheesy chips and received very chunky chips and no cheese with a slither of sauce. Not happy, very dry meal and feel like I’ve wasted my money. Used to be decent before covid, sort it out."

"Anyone following their nose down Church Street won’t need to be told that Lush is at home there, and what a home it is – the world’s biggest, crammed with bath bombs (there’s actually room for 9 million!) and other fabulous cosmetic creations. There’s a HairLab and Spa too for extra indulgence. Visit their website here."

"Lush Spa Liverpool offers visitors the chance to spend a few hours away from the bustle of Whitechapel. One of eight locations across Britain, the spa is tucked away above the shop and fitted out like a cosy farmhouse. Treatments range from the “Validation” facial to the full body signature “Synaesthesia” treatment."

"Exchange Square Manchester, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M4 2BS. Gloriously kitsch, Hard Rock’s impressive rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia and menu of indulgent American-style comfort food continues to pull in the crowds all these years later. It is great for a family meal out too."

"The Rock is home to over 50 stores, a Vue cinema, 24 lane AMF bowling alley as well as cafés and restaurants. With flagship stores Debenhams and M&S plus high street retailers such as Primark, H&M, Topshop, and River Island."

"Tucked away at the top of Bold Street amongst the area’s bustling independent shops, Café Tabac is one of Liverpool’s original cafés and aptly names itself ‘Bold Street’s Original Bohemian Hangout’. Open since 1974, Tabac is famed for its delicious breakfasts, varied cocktail menu and friendly staff. Serving all the classics, including a delicious fry up and chunky breakfast butties with sausage and egg, Tabac is a fail-safe brunching spot in the city centre."

"Established in 1974, Cafe Tabac is a Liverpool institution serving up an amazing menu for the last four decades and of course, pancakes are on the menu!. Pop into the little cafe at the top of Bold Street for a stack of fluffy buttermilk pancakes with all your favourite toppings!. View this post on Instagram"

"Cafe Tabac on Bold Street have lots of outdoor seating on the famous street so you can enjoy their incredible food and drinks taking in all the sights of Bold Street. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Cafe Tabac (@cafetabacliverpool)"

"Liverpool’s coffee shop of champions is undoubtedly The Bastion at The Shankly Hotel. Celebrating the legacy of Liverpool FC’s legendary Bill Shankly, you can enjoy a cup of coffee or a delectable afternoon tea while exploring the life and career of one of the city’s most famous sportsmen. With exclusive and previously unseen memorabilia, including a ‘Good Luck’ telegram from The Beatles, and Shankly’s very own typewriter and OBE medal displayed around The Bastion, it’s the perfect coffee spot for any Reds fans."

"The Bastion Bar & Restaurant is a unique city centre restaurant that boasts an incredible Sunday Lunch. Set within the luxurious Shankly Hotel, whether you’re out for a special occasion, nursing a hangover or just on the hunt for a decent roast, then The Bastion is the place to be. The classic Sunday Roast at The Bastion consists of roasted strip loin of beef with tenderstem broccoli, chantenay carrots, mange tout and rich beef gravy served with a plump Yorkshire pudding."