Duke Street Espresso - Liverpool

Amazing court! tons of variety, beautiful atmosphere, and handy order all make this the perfect place to go if they are not sure what they are lust or how much they eat lust. and I must say that every food dish has to offer london.

Great place to eat with a selection of foods and drinks from a series of local restaurants. easy to order and select a mixture from one of the available menus. managed to get some good photos, as we were almost the last when it was going to end. would highly recommend.

Really cooler place to go for a meal with friends. this place houses several different small food stands with many options to choose from. they can order the menu, order and pay for their meals and drinks, hot or cold, from their table. the service is really fast and efficient and the place is quite large so it never feels crowded.

What a sound! this place is amazing. the selection of different kitchens and the use of the QR code from the table makes it so easy to order. the food we had was just perfect and there is a great choice of drinks. which also made our visit was the service of the personal, they are all so beautiful and friendly. I can't wait to come back!

Didn’t disappoint! This indoor food market is located along Duke Street, 5 mins walk from John Lewis, around 20mins walk from Lime Street Street Station. I’ve been meaning to try this indoor food market for long time since it first opened a few years ago but was unable to. The indoor food market consists of various food vendors and you can now order via online payment at your table via QR code. There is plenty of seating available with two floors of seating. The atmosphere is really nice and the interior of the market has been well designed. After ordering online using the website the food took around 15-20 mins to arrive. I ordered the sweet potato fries from CAHITA which costs £4.50. The sweet potato fries has their own seasoning and is topped with chilli and coriander. The fries were very tasty and had great texture. The seasoning and chilli was a nice addition compared to your standard sweet potato fries. I also ordered the ‘famous CAHITA Cubano’ from CAHITA which costs £10.50. This dish consists of pork and chorizo with sweet mustard in a panini and a side of mojo mayo. This dish tasted great too, the flavours combined wonderfully. I’d say this dish fills your stomach, so this dish on its own would be good for a meal. Finally, I ordered the ‘steak frites’ from Bone and Block which costs £15. This dish is a rump steak (in slices) with a side of fries, peppercorn sauce and watercress. The steak can be cooked until pink or well done. I chose the steak to be pink and it was indeed pink, cooked very nicely. The fries tasted very nice and there were plenty of fries. Once me and my friend had finished eating the waitress cleared our dishes and had offered to kindly clear my finished drink from Starbucks too, this was a nice gesture from the staff which I think shouldn’t go unnoticed but it was a shame I didn’t get her name. Overall, I had a fantastic first experience at the Duke Street Market and would highly recommend eating here. I’ll definitely come again to try the other food vendors!