Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill Liverpool

We had the Afternoon Tea. To be honest the quality of the food, along with the service, were rather disappointing. There were no vegetarian alternatives offered for the sandwiches. 6 year old enjoyed the Childs version.

Restaurant was very welcoming making it a nice experience also food was good

Very Slow service throughout our evening meal.. sat at Table under lights which were not working so very dark and was unable to read menu. Complained to the manager about slow service and he thought a 25 min wait from ordering a dessert to arrival was not a problem . Very disappointed experience and took the shine off my night before my wedding and the other 3 guests were also very disappointed . Breakfast service slightly better but very long wait on Saturday morning for hot food . Hot food service better Sunday morning but surprised that gluten free bread and cereals were not available .

The food tasted nice but the service wasn't good and the restaurant was not busy. I also think I was overcharged but thats my fault as I should have checked the bill. When we first made our order, I ordered a bottle of wine. I waited about 20 mins before asking the same waiter again for the wine, again, it did not arrive so I got the attention of another waiter after waiting about 30 mins but I then only ordered a glass of wine as I no longer had enough time to consume a bottle. I had a voucher which I presented again at the point of requesting the bill and was advised that I only had a further £16 to pay towards the bill which I then paid without thinking or asking to view the bill and on reflection, I think that I was charged for the bottle of wine that never arrived.

Disappointed with the quality of the food,I ordered the haddock and chips.The fish was small soggy and greasy,the chips which were supposed to be triple cooked chips seemed like over cooked oven chips.These were the worst fish and chips I’ve ever tasted,can’t believe Marco puts his name to this dish

Lovely decor, atmosphere and ambience even though it was a quiet Sunday evening.
Deliciously tasting t bone steak (smoky, juicy and delicious), although a little chewy.
Great choice of sides: amazing chips, delicious macaroni cheese, but disappointing truffle salad which comprised of frisée leaves and a distinct lack of truffle oil.
Adequate wine and beer selection. Friendly but not overly attentative staff. Overall a pleseant experience.

We arrived to a friendly hostess who seemed nice. We ordered starters they were all fine. Then got the mains, my steak was dry, not seasoned at all but cooked correctly. My girlfriend ordered a T-bone which had only to describe in words as a dirty oily taste to it ( clean the grill) She also ordered a side salad with was suppose to have *truffle dressing* on it, but it had a lot of truffle oil on it which is strong anyway and therefore ruined the salad. Watercress was wilted and soggy. chips where okay. Waiters didn't seem to make any conversation or smile or even asked us if everything was okay. Bill come to £200 you would think you would be looked after....

Went to MPW for a birthday meal with my husband . Had to ring to say we had been delayed and would be a little late . Not a problem. Arrived and was shown to a table . Lovely waiter called Alex took our order and brought us drinks . Food was beautiful, hot and plentiful . Staff were so nice . Really couldn’t fault any of them . Will definitely be returning .

The staff here are excellent, very attentive and polite and nice decor. The food was a bit up and down - The starters & desserts were lovely, however 3 of us had fillet steaks and these were cold / lukewarm and the wild mushrooms were black & overcooked we were all hungry so ate them anyway the accompaniments though were lovely.
2 of our group had the Chateaubriand and again this was not very hot and they only had enough for two small slices each.
They do have a great selection of wines and beers however no non alcoholic beers are offered.

Good friendly service, lovely food