1 Hanover Street, Liverpool, L1 3DW
Harden's survey result
Summary
“Still serving great tapas with some influences from different countries” – this bright modern café opposite John Lewis is a well-known standby in the city, with the main drawback being that “the noise-level can be difficult at busy times”. Opened in 2010, it was the first peg in a local chain that nowadays incorporates Hanover Street Social, Bacaro and Bouchon.
Summary
Two-level tapas haunt opposite John Lewis that’s “still a big favourite” thanks to its “interesting” selection of dishes. “The only drawback can be the noise – it’s a high space with a mezzanine level and lots of hard surfaces, so it is difficult to talk when it's busy”.
Summary
Part of a ten-year-old local group, this tapas haunt near John Lewis attracted limited feedback this year, but all positive regarding its wide tapas selection (including lots of vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free options).
Summary
A stylish tapas joint just round the corner from John Lewis (should you be hungry after shopping for a washing machine) – “very busy, lively and fun, with interesting dishes that are reasonably priced”. Top Tip – “a very good value set lunch”.
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Owner's description
Prices
Drinks | |
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Wine per bottle | £35.00 |
Filter Coffee | £3.00 |
Extras | |
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Bread | £4.50 |
Service | 10.00% |
Restaurant details
Salt House Restaurant Diner Reviews
"Interesting selection of food. A bit noisy for conversation."