Gaucho Liverpool

Manchester



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argentinian steak and open-fire cooking
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A Wednesday-to-Sunday booking may coincide with the venue’s regular live music programme.

Gaucho Liverpool brings Argentinian steak and open-fire cooking to 7 Water Street, inside a Grade II-listed former banking hall near the River Mersey. The setting combines a 200-cover dining room with a late-night bar, mezzanine seating and four private dining rooms, giving the restaurant several formats for relaxed meals, group occasions and celebrations.

The room has a strong architectural character, with barrel-vaulted ceilings, marble columns and original bronze entrance doors. Latin American colours and a warm interior give the space a lively dining atmosphere, while regular live music from Wednesday to Sunday adds to the evening setting. The bar suits cocktails and lighter sharing dishes, while the main restaurant centres on steaks cooked over an open fire.

The menu focuses on Argentinian-style beef, including pure-bred ribeye, marinated cuts and larger portions designed for sharing. Starters and snacks include meat, seafood, cheese and vegetable-led choices, with chimichurri appearing as a recurring accompaniment. Sides, sauces and toppings allow the grilled dishes to be tailored to different tastes. A selection of Malbecs and other wines provides a natural match for the food, with the drinks offering also supporting the late-night bar.

Vegetarian items are marked on the menu, and vegan choices are available. Children have a dedicated menu, making the restaurant suitable for family meals as well as dinners for adults. The private rooms provide enclosed spaces for business gatherings, birthdays and other celebrations, while the full venue can accommodate larger seated or standing events.

For diners travelling from Manchester, Gaucho Liverpool offers a straightforward city-centre destination for a steak dinner, drinks or a special occasion. The Water Street location places the restaurant a short walk from the River Mersey, with the building and interior contributing as much to the experience as the grill. The combination of open-fire cooking, Latin American influences, live music and private dining makes the venue a fit for evening meals, group bookings and celebratory occasions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Reservations can be made through Gaucho Liverpool’s booking service or by calling 0151 702 9000.
The restaurant is at 7 Water Street, Liverpool, L2 0RD, near the River Mersey.
The menu marks vegetarian items and includes vegan options, while allergen information is also provided.
Yes. Four private dining rooms are available, including spaces suited to smaller meetings and larger celebrations.
Yes. A children’s menu is available alongside the main menu.
Groups can use the main dining room, mezzanine or private rooms, with the venue also offering larger event capacity.
Yes. Private rooms and full-venue event arrangements support celebrations and other organised gatherings.
Live music is scheduled from Wednesday to Sunday.
The stated seating areas are the dining room, bar, mezzanine and private rooms inside the listed building. The restaurant can confirm any outdoor arrangements directly.

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