Voyagers Restaurant & Bar

The food

The kitchen takes flavours from around the world and adds local touches. Dinner is a mix of small and large plates, so you can share or keep it simple. Lunch has included Japanese-inspired sandwiches, and afternoon tea is also offered. Plates are designed for grazing, which makes it a sociable choice for groups who want to try several dishes.

The bar

Cocktails lean on Liverpool producers: Halyard Gin, made for the hotel by Turncoat, and Lost Dock Rum appear in the house serves, alongside drinks such as a salted watermelon cooler. It is a relaxed place for a drink before heading out in the Ropewalks. Turncoat is a Liverpool distillery, so the drinks list is a small taste of the city's craft spirits scene.

Where it sits

Parr Street is one of the quieter streets in the Ropewalks, a few minutes from Bold Street, Concert Square and the Quirky Quarter. St Peter's Tavern is next door if you want a traditional pub afterwards. Being in a hotel, it also suits guests wanting breakfast or a late meal without walking far. Albert's Schloss is under 300 metres away if you want somewhere louder afterwards. Book ahead for Friday and Saturday evenings, when Ropewalks is at its busiest.

Highlights

• Restaurant of The Halyard hotel
• Global small and large plates
• Cocktails with Liverpool-made spirits
• All-day dining and afternoon tea
• Ropewalks location on Parr Street

Good to know

• Bookings can be made online via OpenTable.
• Part of a hotel, so it is open to non-residents as well as guests.

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