7 Best Burger Restaurants in Liverpool

“Best Cheeseburgers Fries and milk shakes I’ve had. Friendly service and short wait time. I would recommend Five Guys to anyone. Great place to eat 😀“

“We stopped in at this charming little mom-and-pop diner and were instantly greeted with warm smiles and a welcoming atmosphere. It’s clear this place is a staple in the community, locals were chatting at the counter, and we, just passing through, felt right at home. We ordered the omelettes, which were absolutely delicious, made with fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection. Even our 5 month old was in awe of how fresh and colorful the veggies were! One of the highlights was watching the owner hard at work on the cook line behind the counter. There's something special about seeing someone so dedicated and hands-on with their business. The service was fast, friendly, and efficient. Despite a steady stream of customers, everything moved smoothly without feeling rushed. The diner itself is clean, cozy, and has that timeless, traditional charm you hope for in a place like this. Whether you're a local or just passing through town, this diner is worth the stop. Family friendly, great food, great people with great conversations, we highly recommend!“

“Good food. Friendly server. A bit slow but worth the wait“

“We had lunch here today and everything was amazing! Our Dad asked about Sloppy Joes and the server pointed out that they didn’t have them on the menu but suggested the brisket grilled cheese. Before our food arrived the serve came out with a specially made sloppy Joe for our Dad. He ate the whole thing and said it was delicious! I had the brisket grilled cheese and that was very yummy! For the chef to make a custom dish was so unexpected and very much appreciated. It was nice to see Dad happy and have a full belly!!!! We will be back for sure!“

“Friendly, amazing service!! Definitely like cheers!! Love this place!!“

“The best food ever. Very clean inside and friendly staff.“

“This morning at approximately 8:25am I went through the drive thru and the young gentleman, I didn't get his name, but he had dark curly hair with a cross on a necklace that was taking your money and he was so polite and a pleasure to have a brief conversation with. His parents raised an exceptionally fine young man.“