Restaurants - pt.36

[charlie clown]

What's great and exciting out there in Merseyside/Wirral/Mancland restaurants these days? I've been trawling reviews etc. and it's either the same-old-same-old, tried and tested great places (Sticky Walnut, P'tite France, Chef's Table, Cains at Abode etc.) or stuff that looks tediously generic (endless lists of Argentinian/Brazilian steak houses). Somewhere that does decent fish dishes would be good.

[Kvarme Ate My Food]

Harry Ramsden's.

[Molby]

Jenny's Sea Food restaurant is now a disco

[Stanley Leisure]

Jenny's Sea Food restaurant is now a disco

Also a whisky bar?

 

Party on.

[DazzlaJ]

Jenny's Sea Food restaurant is now a disco

 

Jen West, dance to impress

[Molby]

Also a whisky bar?

 

Party on.

 

Whisky disco

 

How good is that?

 

Amazing!!!

[Stanley Leisure]

A Whisko*

 

*just bought the web domain and registered this at Companies House.

[Molby]

A Whisko*

 

*just bought the web domain and registered this at Companies House.

Ok but remember to put in your annual return otherwise you get a fine and this can escalate to the point where you get barred from being a director, for 14 years

[charlie clown]

Thanks for your help, chaps. SL's Whisko it is then. Is there a happy hour?

Edited January 9, 2017 by charlie clown

[Molby]

actually Italian Club Fish on Bold Street did a seafood pasta for me once and didn't f*** it up

[DecidedByPoll]

The lads behind sticky walnut and burnt truffle are going to open up in Liverpool. On the newly tarted up grey building on the corner of slater/Seel st. That's worth a look when open.

 

I've always liked Puschka in Liverpool. No Michelin aspirations but it's very good.

[pipnasty]

Fraiche is lovely on the Leisure Peninsula

[Sion]

Got high hopes for this place

www.twitter.com/hudson_seafood

 

Liverpool has been missing a really good seafood place for a while now

[Swan Red]

Apparently Yukti is rather good which is cool because I'm going there in about 3 weeks.

[Molby]

Apparently Yukti is rather good which is cool because I'm going there in about 3 weeks.

it is

and reassuringly, and unusually for these gaffs, it's a small menu

like Yuet Ben

 

Also I loaded up on ingredients from the shop next door and have been cooking home made curries ever since

[Swan Red]

Cheers Molb good to know.

[charlie clown]

actually Italian Club Fish on Bold Street did a seafood pasta for me once and didn't f*** it up

 

Yeah, I really like it there, that was an option that I was considering.

[Mike]

Etsu is always a good shout CC

[charlie clown]

Good shout - I love a Japanese but without recommendation you never know whether you're getting jumped up fast food or proper decent stuff.

[Billy Dane]

Italian Fish Club is alright, are there any other specifically fish restaurants in Liverpool/Wirral? Loch Fyne didn't last long in West Kirby, don't understand the lack of popularity of fish - particularly where we are.

 

Looking forward to going to Mowgli's on Water Street soon.

[charlie clown]

Yeah. we had a Loch Fyne in Stockton Heath where I lived up until this time last year and it closed down within a couple of years of it opening, It was popular enough but I guess there must have been something in its business model that didn't quite work. That whole business of having a fishmongers' counter within a restaurant seemed a bit strange.  

[Leo No.8]

I'm told the new place in Chester 'Opera' is good. Not been yet but going on the 28th so I'll report back.

 

Menu looks good, and I believe they have live gospel music which sounds pretty cool.

Edited January 9, 2017 by Leo No.8

[Stanley Leisure]

Chester's a weird place isn't it?

[Leo No.8]

Chester's a weird place isn't it?

It is - it's very picturesque and civilised during the day, then go for a drink there in the night it seems to somehow transform into a complete dump full of p*ssed up fools.

[Cunny]

Maray on Bold Street in Liverpool is well worth a visit.