St Johns Restaurant and Bar - Liverpool

The place from Liverpool offers 87 different menus and drinks on the card at an average price of £8.

What Nick likes about St Johns Restaurant and Bar:
We were a little surprised to find the football on screens all over the bar when we arrived, but once the game finished (only a few minutes later) the atmosphere completely changed and Sir Thomas turned into a really nice restaurant. The food was cooked and presented well and was great value for money. I had the Sea Bream, which was beautifully cooked. And my partner had the Rib Eye steak with hand cut chips, which w... read more.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and eat and drink.

What Barrett Nolan doesn't like about St Johns Restaurant and Bar:
Will be very reluctant to use Open Door unless I actually know the reataurant I 'm booking into to. Although the restaurant tries to present 'shabby chic ' style, it is infact scruffy and is need of a desparate refurbishment. The bar is even worse. Lots of hen parties around. The staff were lovely and managed to do well as they seemed rushed off their feet. I 'd booked this thro ' Open Door for my friend and mine 's... read more.

A journey through Great Britain without getting on a plane is easily possible when it comes to culinary delights: St Johns Restaurant and Bar in Liverpool traditionally shines for example with Fish and Chips, mashed potatoes or roast with Yorkshire Pudding and for dessert a sweet Trifle, The barbecue is freshly grilled here on an open flame. If you want to have breakfast, a versatile brunch awaits you, this sports bar is a favourite among the guests, who enjoy not only the fantastic food and drinks, but also the opportunity to watch the latest games or races on the big screen.