Experience culinary excellence and an authentic taste of Italy at Gino D'Acampo Liverpool, and spend your Sunday the right way, indulging in a delicious Sunday Roast.

Boasting floor to ceiling windows, overlooking the stunning city of Liverpool and the Royal Albert Dock, this beautifully lit restaurant brings you a delicious menu with a focus on quality and ingredient provenance, crafted by Gino and his team of talented development chefs.

Sunday Roasts at Gino D'Acampo Liverpool are all served with crispy golden roast potatoes, vegetables, a Yorkshire pudding & roasting gravy, accompanied with a choice of three meats. Choose from Herb Roast Marinated Chicken, Slow Roast Grass Fed Beef and Italian-style Porchetta, for a real Italian inspired roast.

Gino D'Acampo Liverpool offers a gluten free menu which features Herb Roast Chicken, Roast Grain Fed Angus Beef Sirloin and Italian-style Porchetta served with crisp roast potatoes, vegetables & gravy, catering for gluten-intolerant guests because this roast is simply too good to miss!

Gino D'Acampo Liverpool is located close to Liverpool Albert Dock and Liverpool's most famous and iconic street - Matthew Street, home to The Cavern Club and a Beatles Museum. The closest train stations are Moorfields and James Street.

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Sunday Roast

Served from 12pm - 6pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
43 Old Hall Street, INNSide by Meliá, Liverpool, L3 9LQ
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    Beautiful restaurant, very efficient staff. Delicious food. Great atmosphere. Then went up in the sky bar, panoramic views. Amazing place to drink
  • 4.0
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    2 months ago
    "Pushed the boat out" for a celebratory meal. It was a nice, trendy, place. Server was excellent. Atmosphere was noisy and seating was a bit "laid back" for my taste (too low). The food was acceptable, nothing outstanding by Liverpool's excellent restaurant standards. It was expensive for what you got, by any standard, and the wine was outrageous. Good experience, but I'll not be going back as there are much better choices in the city.
  • 5.0
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    2 months ago
    We booked a meal here. At first we thought we had booked to be seated in the restaurant at the top of the building but found this was only for a small selection of foods. We were able though to go up there and take a few photos of the view before heading back down for our dinner on the first floor. We ordered the selection of breads for starters and then had a calzone and the lasagna. All dishes were so delicious and we throughly enjoyed our meals and it has to be one of the best meals we have ever had. I had an alcoholic free cocktail which was also really good and refreshing. Prices were so reasonable for this restaurant and we were surprised at the total bill as we thought it would be a lot more for this type of restaurant. Service by staff was also friendly and very professional. We would definitely eat here again when we are back in the area and will highly recommend this restaurant to others.