The best Liverpool food and drink
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ViatorAlcotraz Prison Cocktail Experience in Liverpool
1.8 hoursFrom £51
ViatorLiverpool's Brewery Bus Tour– 4 Breweries, 12 x Craft Beer & Food
4 hoursFrom £80
ViatorA Taste of Liverpool Food & Drink Tour
3 hoursFrom £120
ViatorLIverpool beer or prosecco bike tour
1 hourFrom £450
ViatorPub Crawl Tour in Liverpool with Free Shots and Entry
5 hoursFrom £20
ViatorSmall-Group: Experience Local Food Tour in Liverpool
3 hoursFrom £100
ViatorEvening Walking Historical Pub Crawl in Liverpool
2 hoursFrom £39
ViatorMoonshine Saloon Wild West Cocktail Experience
2 hoursFrom £55
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Liverpool's food and drink scene has grown fast, and the tours here reflect it. Guided food tours walk the centre with tastings of local dishes, including scouse, the city's traditional stew. They last about three hours and were listed from about £100 to £120 at the time of checking. The craft beer scene, much of it in the Baltic Triangle, is the focus of a brewery bus tour that visits four breweries with tastings and food, listed from about £80.
For a night out, there are cocktail experiences with a theme, such as Alcotraz, where you play a prisoner smuggling spirits, and a Wild West saloon. These run for about two hours and were listed from about £51 to £55. Pub crawls and a historic evening pub walk were listed from about £20 to £39, and beer or prosecco bike tours are offered for groups.
Booking tips
Weekend evenings book up fast, especially with hen and stag groups, so book ahead if you want a Friday or Saturday. Tell food tour operators about any allergies when you book. Most drinks experiences are for adults only, with ID needed on the door.
Liverpool food and drink: questions
What is scouse?
It is a traditional Liverpool stew, usually of meat, potatoes and vegetables, and it gave local people their nickname. Food tours often include a taste.
Do I need ID for drinks tours in Liverpool?
Bring photo ID, as you may be asked for it. Most drinks experiences are strictly over 18.
Are food tours suitable for vegetarians?
Most can adapt if you tell them when you book. Check the listing for vegan or gluten-free options.