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    An amazing example of public art, these statues (100 of them) stretch along Crosby beach for 3 kilometres and out to sea for one kilometre. Go there at any time of day, but make sure you check the tides - you can't see any of them at high tide. It is atmospheric and beautiful, but at the same time down to earth - it's great to see whole families having picnics next to one of the figures and kids playing around them.

    Crosby Beach
    North Liverpool

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    The Side Door

    Posted by MaccaT 7 January 2008

    A small friendly restaurant near the cathedrals which serves high quality food. The menu is mostly European, with occasional Asian influences.

    The Side Door
    Hope Street
    Liverpool
    L1

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    Mayur

    Posted by MaccaT 7 January 2008

    This is an Indian restaurant with a very different menu from the norm. The cooking is assured and the sauces all different - no basic curry sauce for every meal here. Highly recommended.

    The Mayur
    Duke Street
    Liverpool
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    Pushka

    Posted by MaccaT 7 January 2008

    This is a restaurant serving excellent food in relaxed surroundings. The menu is varied modern European and the service is very friendly.

    Pushka
    Rodney Street
    L1

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    Lark Lane

    Posted by MaccaT 7 January 2008

    Lark Lane is a road next to Sefton Park in south Liverpool, which is worth a visit for an evening or a summer afternoon. There are lots of independent shops, pubs and bars, and restaurants which serve food from Thailand through to Turkey. Have a picnic in the park, then call into Keiths wine bar for a glass of wine and people watching.

    Lark Lane
    Sefton Park
    Liverpool
    L17

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    Ziba restaurant

    Posted by MaccaT 7 January 2008

    The Ziba is a restaurant based in the boutique hotel at the Racquet Club. It is not as widely reviewed as some of the other restaurants for fine dining in Liverpool but has been serving excellent food for many years.

    It's located in a beautiful building in the central business district, and is a must for a special night out.

    Hargreaves Buildings
    5 Chapel Street
    Liverpool
    L3 9AG
    0151 236 6676

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    Chilli chilli

    Posted by MaccaT 7 January 2008

    A Chinese restaurant near the Chinese arch which has a more interesting Sechuan menu alongside the usual choices. Makes a refreshing chnage from the more bog standard food we are offered.

    Chilli Chilli
    Nelson St
    china Town
    Liverpool

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    Delifonseca

    Posted by MaccaT 7 January 2008

    A deli which also has a cafe/restaurant serving great food in the business district of the city centre. The menu has a good variety, including unusual sandwiches, cold meat platters, salads etc, as well as hot starters and main courses which change daily. Great cooking and excellent ingredients.

    Delifonseca
    12 Stanley St
    Liverpool, L1 6AF
    0151 255 0808
    Moorfields station

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