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We purposely chose a great location for our brand new luxury student accommodation in Liverpool.
The Ascent will open in September 2017, so you’ve got plenty of time to collect a list of places to go when you’re living in the city.
To get you started, here’s our selection of the best eateries for your student years:Restaurants – Independent
Mowgli Street Food
69 Bold St, Liverpool L1 4EZ
0151 708 9356
A relatively new addition to the street food scene is Mowgli, but it’s already made a massive name for itself. In fact, it’s not technically independent because they’ve already opened a spot in Manchester, but, once you try the small Indian street food dishes, you’ll be hooked.The Quarter
10 Falkner St, Liverpool L8 7
0151 707 1965
For some of the best Italian nibbles in one of the most relaxed environments in Liverpool, take the short walk from The Ascent to The Quarter. The restaurant with a deli is ultra-chilled in its character, so we’re pretty sure you’ll never want to leave. Sorry.Restaurants – Chains
Gusto
Edward Pavillion, Albert Dock, Liverpool L3 4AF
0151 708 6969
Situated on Albert Dock, this Italian restaurant is taking Liverpool and, indeed, the UK by storm. The classic interior décor and delicious menu will have you going back for more and more and more…Wagamama
Liverpool One, 14 Paradise St, Liverpool L1 8JF
0151 707 2762
Wagamama enjoys a status amongst students akin to Nando’s, so the Liverpool ONE location is always bustling with noodle lovers. You’ll be attracted to this place like a magnet if you love Japanese cuisine.Fast food
Botan Kebab House
24 Berry St, Liverpool L1 4JF
0151 709 2065
With reviews on Google to the tune of “Simply the tastiest chicken kebab I've ever had” and “Officially the best kebab in Liverpool”, it’s no wonder why Botan is so popular. Try it for yourself. We’re convinced you’ll agree.Chicken Bazooka
9-11 Ranelagh St, Liverpool L3 5SB
0151 707 0755
It’s no swanky joint, but Chicken Bazooka is a bit of a failsafe in Liverpool, especially for students. It’s just yards from The Ascent, so it’s great choice if you’re after fried convenience.Cafés
Leaf on Bold Street
65-67 Bold St, Liverpool L1 4EZ
0151 707 7747
As you might guess from its name, this place knows tea inside out and it’s got the food to go with it. It’s a café-cum-bistro-cum-bar, so it’s open late for all kinds of characters to enjoy.The Egg Café
Top Floor, 16-18 Newington, Liverpool L1 4ED
0151 707 2755
An artsy veggie and vegan café at heart, The Egg Café has an all-day menu and a lively atmosphere to keep you happy in both heart and mind.Takeaway
Nabzys
41 Leece St, Liverpool L1 2TR
0151 709 1333
Nabzys is open until 4am every night, so it’s a hit amongst the students who like to party hard and eat well. You’ll be getting involved in no time.Zaffran
Unit F62, Commerce Way, Parliament Business Park, Liverpool, L8 7BA
As the highest-rated takeaway on Just-eat.co.uk, Zaffran enjoys a widespread fan-base in Liverpool. They know how to knock up a cracking curry, so make sure you try it at least once during your time at The Ascent. -
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