Charcoal LEZZET Grill
Manchester
At a glance
Charcoal LEZZET Grill is a Pakistani and Indian restaurant at 2 Pembroke Place in Liverpool. The menu centres on food cooked over charcoal, with meat marinated in herbs and spices before grilling. This preparation gives the grilled dishes a smoky character while keeping the focus on traditional flavours and freshly prepared food.
The charcoal section includes chicken, seekh kebabs, lamb chops, mixed grills and peri-peri-style dishes. The menu also extends into curries, karahi dishes and biryanis, offering a range of spiced, slow-cooked and rice-based options alongside the grilled food. Freshly baked naan provides a traditional accompaniment, while wraps and burgers give the menu a more informal direction.
Vegetarian options are included, making the restaurant suitable for diners looking beyond meat-based grills. The range is broad enough for different appetites, from guests seeking a simple wrap or burger to those looking for a fuller meal built around grilled meat, curry, rice and bread. Food is prepared to order, with aromatic spices and established Pakistani and Indian recipes shaping the menu.
The venue combines a straightforward grill-led dining style with friendly service. Its character comes from the contrast between smoky charcoal cooking and a wider selection of South Asian dishes, allowing a meal to stay focused on grilled specialities or move towards curries, karahi and biryani. The menu also gives groups with different preferences several categories to consider without leaving the same cuisine.
Charcoal LEZZET Grill suits diners looking for Pakistani and Indian food in Liverpool, whether the preference is for charcoal-grilled meat, spiced rice, naan, vegetarian dishes or a filled wrap. For visitors travelling from Manchester, it offers a Liverpool stop centred on freshly prepared South Asian cooking rather than a general-purpose menu. Online ordering and a booking option are available through the venue's website, while the restaurant can also be contacted directly.