Hotel 46 - Liverpool City Council Only

Review by hotel critic

Located just opposite the Museum of Liverpool, the Brasco Lounge was my go-to spot for a relaxed brunch during my stay in the vibrant city. the all-day menu offered a variety of options, but it was the good coffee and the cozy ambiance that really won me over. As a coffee lover, I appreciated the attention to detail in each cup. One evening, I decided to try out Viva Brazil, which was just a short walk away. the restaurant's unique dining experience, with its endless selection of meats on skewers, was a culinary innovation that left me impressed. the carnivore in me was in paradise. The next day, I stumbled upon First National Wine Bar and decided to pop in for a glass of wine. the intimate setting and impressive wine list made it the perfect spot for a relaxing evening after a day of exploring. Overall, Liverpool's dining scene offers a diverse range of options to suit every taste. Whether you're craving a hearty meal at the Old Bank or a more upscale dining experience at San Carlo, there's something for everyone in this eclectic city. And with breakfast for just £11 for two people, it's definitely worth indulging in the local cuisine.