The best shakes in town! Mostly American style food, with burgers, shakes and chips. Very cheap…read more(burgers/ chicken sandwiches are about 4£, shakes about 3£) and many options. Even for vegetarians! This place is great for a quick lunch, although our food took at least 25 minutes to come out. Not sure if it was a weird day or it usually takes a while to cook food. Atmosphere is clean and relaxed. Love the cleanliness and simplicity of the place. Very cute idea for a restaurant. PS! ! You can get a shake to go! A must try

Two Mancunians lunching in Liverpool chicken restaurant - almost simultaneously the verdict from…read moreboth of us was 'it's no yard and coop!' I had chicken and avocado wrap which had caramelised onions and salad in it, but it was pretty tasteless to be honest. Kev had the piri piri wrap, which could have also come as a burger, but the piri part of the wrap wasn't inside the wrap, rather poured on top making it difficult to eat with fingers. Spicy rice was also a bit tasteless but the jalapeño poppet great! So all in all, only OK I'm afraid!

Championed by those in the know, this is the best place to get chicken in town. Conveniently…read moresituated opposite Hannah's Bar, it comes in useful when those mid-afternoon drinks have turned into 'oh god I'm drunk and it's 10pm and if I don't eat something I'll be sick either now or tomorrow'. Not particularly somewhere I tend to go to when sober, it still does chicken as good as you can get outside of KFC. Also, if you're leaving town after a night out, its not as far away as Kebab King Gemini or Pizza Prince Shiraz. There's limited seating and for some reason every time I'm in there a local weirdo tries to either sit next to me or hold a shouted conversation across the room. Still, the food is good and cheap and it's handy for the transition of evening to night.

Whilst it's not totally clear just what the name of this Hardman Street takeaway actually…read moredescribes, it's safe to assume that it is probably talking about its food and its chicken in particular (one could speculate as to what else it could be talking about, but it's probably best not to). Thankfully for us the chicken is indeed hot and very tender, with its chicken pieces running KFC very close in terms of southern-fried perfection. Hot 'N' Tender also offers the usual pizzas, burgers and chips and its student-friendly deals are imperative in its position so close to other takeaways and a Subway, resulting in pleasant experience for every person who dines there.

It took a few visits for me to stop hating Mojo. It just seemed like the kind of cretin-populated…read morewarehouse of smug bar staff and expensive tipple that the city centre is already straining under the weight of. Admittedly, there's still a fair bit of truth in that description (some of the punters are, of course, pricks and the drinks won't get you much change of a note), but there's an underlying warmth to the place that isn't immediately apparent on maiden voyages. Surrounded by seats and flanked by the bar, the dance floor that pretty much comprises Mojo's entirety is that size for a reason- the music. All the greatest tunes from a span of decades are belted out here, accompanied by screens helpfully declaring the song's title to an enraptured crowd. As for the staff, yeah sure they dance around as they fix you up with liquor (something that should be banned everywhere on the planet) but they are surprisingly eager to make you as joyous as they are. Despite my lack of cleavage, one barman spent a few minutes giving me a rundown of the beers and recommending the finest ales on offer. As a man, having a man barman who is a man actually going out of his way to help you and not just skipping on to the nearest girl, is so rare as to be miraculous. God bless you, sir.

Mojo is tucked away on a side street in the city centre. The outside gives no clue to what lies…read moreinside so we decided to go and take a peek. The bar in Mojo runs across the width of the whole club. It does not stock your normal beers like Bud and Corona but offers alternatives which are just as good, if not better, and are also cheaper. They have a huge selection of tempting cocktails available and also wine, spirits and alcopops. The staff in Mojo are friendly and give your night out a personal touch by actually remembering what you're drinking when you come back to the bar and asking if you want the "same again?". There is a large stage at one end of Mojo, on which I have seen a few bands play. The sound system is excellent and does the bands justice. The backdrop to the stage is an awesome Warhol-esque multicolour Elvis wallpaper. If I had the money I would wallpaper my entire house in that. This is an excellent little club and I continue to go back there for its welcoming atmosphere and personal touches.

After our brunch experience at Slim's Pork Chop Express, it became our front runner for lunch on…read moreour last visit to Liverpool. Between here and the Art's Club down the road, I'm not sure what the decision rested on - our previous experience or the fact they have duck fries... The menu remains unchanged from our last visit, though obviously this time we were visiting for lunch. And man what a lunch! There were some big decisions to be made (what IS pepper siu mai? Can we also fit BBQ brisket beans?) but we eventually landed upon our final choices: CF BLT, the grilled cheese, chilli cheese fries, josper grilled corn, hot chicken wings and corn dogs. Everything comes on a large sharing tray for that authentic, messy food experience. We quickly got stuck in and some firm favourites appeared. The cheese on the grilled cheese simply cannot be faulted! It's the kind of cheese that never stopped coming and you can feel clogging your arteries but you don't care because it's just that good. The chilli cheese fries were also a popular choice, with some real heat in the meat and a slightly sweet dipping gravy. The chicken wings were the most disappointing for me as, although they were quite hot in taste at first, as soon as they cooled down the spice completely went. The chicken was moist but had very little flavour as a meat. Again, the corn dogs were tasty, but nothing spectacular on this occasion. Service was really friendly throughout, casual but attentive, and we rolled out feeling totally content. What do I have left to try here? Well, I've seen the Sunday roast and it looks fantastic, and the Daiquiri & Dim Sum Tuesday offer sounds like quite the treat...

This place is an absolute haven in the heart of the city, if you're looking to grab an…read moreexpertly-crafted cocktail in a quirky, cosy bar where you can actually hear yourself speak! Bonus: Kung fu films playing on the TV behind the bar and friendly staff. I highly recommend the blackberry fizz.

Do not order hot or extra hot I beg you here's a list of the things that happened after I ate a hot…read morechicken burger I ate ice Drank 2 drinks and it was still hot Got home and drank enough milk to fill a large bowl Bad stomach ace Hurt my lips for the rest of the day Pretty fun to prank your friends with though

Food was delicious, albeit there was a mix-up with my order. Emma offered a fix, and I appreciate…read moreher efforts and excellent customer relations. Loved trying all the different sauces (well, not all as some are above my fear factor).

I was excited about trying Yums - In Manchester I lived almost next door to the fantastic Seoul…read moreKimichi Korean restaurant and was eager to see if Liverpool's only Korean eatery could match up to it. Sadly though I found myself a little disappointed - it's not that the food is necessarily bad, it's just that it really doesn't seem like the sort of Korean food I had sampled at Seoul Kimichi. The place was really just an 'oriental buffet' of the kind you see loads of in Manchester - serving the usual range of Anglisiced Chinese and Thai dishes on mass. I will agree that the Hot Pot buffet is definitely the way to go if you want to try something a little different - it wasn't really to my tastes but I appreciated that at least it wasn't just chicken in a sauce. In summary - if you're after a reasonably priced Chinese buffet then go to Yums, but if you're after genuine Korean cuisine you may have to look a little further afield.

Yum's is the only Korean restaurant in Liverpool and makes a nice change from the usual Cantonese…read moreor Chinese. A lunch or evening meal at Yum's will be a great fun and filling meal but without leaving your pockets empty. The lunch buffet is only £6.50 and there's a happy hour between 4pm and 6pm for £7.50, otherwise the grand buffet is £12.95. Plus, if it's your birthday Yum's will give you a free cake! Brill.

Never any chicken and when there is its always cold and really greasy always getting orders wrong…read moreand leaving stuff out

This is a much better KFC then the one in Aintree…read more Once I had ordered through the drive-thru and was told to pull over and wait. I had waited for 10-15 mins thinking they'll be out in a minute with the food but no they never showed. So I went into the branch, when I told them I was still waiting they were very apologetic and gave me free ice cream and another item - some bread item. The girl even helped carry the items to my car even though I said it was ok. If only all KFC staff were like this girl. Apart from this one off time no major problems from this location.

Visiting Liverpool and we walked in here for late lunch. We got super hero plate, burgers and…read moreburrito. Service was not bad. However, rice with burrito looked good but was bland and mushy. Burrito was good but a bit dry on meat. Burgers were good and so was the super hero. Don't care for the no free refill on soft drinks for the price you should get at least one.

Ummmm.... I wish this would have lived up to the pictures.... Not so much. Staff was rotated 3…read moretimes. I'm not sure who our waiter was but they forgot to put our order in....my friend asked for no onions... nope onions were there, a lot of them...Yelp offers a discount when you check in... this location had no idea??? The whole experience was confusing for basically a TGI Friday or Red Robin without the "yum"