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Overview
Address:
Old Hall StLiverpool L3 9LQ
Phone:
+44 151 832 4517Website:
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Gino D’Acampo Liverpool is the city’s sophisticated salute to la dolce vita.
Located within INNSiDE by Meliá Liverpool on Old Hall Street, the restaurant features a modern, open-plan space framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, creating an atmosphere of effortless glamour. By day, the setting is bright and airy; as evening falls, sunsets bathe the glass in warm hues, and the city seems to raise a toast alongside the cocktails.
The kitchen keeps its compass firmly pointed towards Italy, offering an extensive à la carte menu designed for sharing and enjoying together, alongside classic dishes made for leisurely dining. To start, you can savour Scarpetta al pomodoro and crisp calamari fritti served with a touch of garlic mayonnaise.
The pasta, made with 100% Italian durum wheat, delivers pure comfort. Choose from a rich lasagne layered with beef ragù and creamy béchamel, delicate ravioli filled with Sicilian prawns, or delicious Bucatini all’Amatriciana.
The atmosphere is relaxed yet elegant, making it perfect for dates, gatherings and celebrations that stretch well into the evening. Book a table, follow the sparkle up to the sky bar, and let Liverpool’s Italian heart set the pace.
- Cuisine: Italian
- Dietary: Vegetarian options, Gluten Free options
- Features: Highchairs available, Table service, Indoor & outdoor seating
- Good for: Families, Groups
- Price: £££
- Venue type: Restaurant
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