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Botanic Road Eatery — Restaurant in Sefton

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Botanic Road Eatery
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Nearby attractions
Botanic Gardens
40 Bankfield Ln, Southport PR9 7NB, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
The Hesketh Arms
Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NA, United Kingdom
Bold Arms
59-61 Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NE, United Kingdom
The Grapevine Restaurant
46 Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NE, United Kingdom
La Tabella
48 Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NE, United Kingdom
Churchtown Deli
82 Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NE, United Kingdom
Remedy Churchtown
33 Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NE, United Kingdom
Penny's House cafe
62-64 Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NE, United Kingdom
Botanic Gardens Cafe
Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NB, United Kingdom
The Settle Inn
Botanic Gardens, Southport PR9 7NB, United Kingdom
Arthur’s Pub & Rooms Churchtown
145-147 Cambridge Rd, Southport PR9 7JZ, United Kingdom
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Botanic Road Eatery
United KingdomEnglandSeftonBotanic Road Eatery

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Botanic Road Eatery

98 Botanic Rd, Southport PR9 7NE, United Kingdom
4.7(294)$$$$
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: Botanic Gardens, restaurants: The Hesketh Arms, Bold Arms, The Grapevine Restaurant, La Tabella, Churchtown Deli, Remedy Churchtown, Penny's House cafe, Botanic Gardens Cafe, The Settle Inn, Arthur’s Pub & Rooms Churchtown, local businesses:
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+44 1704 214141
Website
botanicroad.co.uk
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Gordal Olives
Sea salt, olive oil (gf, ve)
Cheese Or Tomato Garlic Bread
(Ve)
Cauliflower Beignets
Curried mayonnaise (gf, ve)
Pancetta Croquette
Baby Chorizo
Honey (gf)

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Live events

Liverpool Football Club Stadium Tour and Museum
Liverpool Football Club Stadium Tour and Museum
Wed, Jan 14 • 10:00 AM
Anfield, L4 0TH
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Walk through Liverpools history
Walk through Liverpools history
Wed, Jan 14 • 10:00 AM
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Candlelight: Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
Candlelight: Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
Fri, Jan 16 • 8:30 PM
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Nearby attractions of Botanic Road Eatery

Botanic Gardens

Botanic Gardens

Botanic Gardens

4.5

(1.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Botanic Road Eatery

The Hesketh Arms

Bold Arms

The Grapevine Restaurant

La Tabella

Churchtown Deli

Remedy Churchtown

Penny's House cafe

Botanic Gardens Cafe

The Settle Inn

Arthur’s Pub & Rooms Churchtown

The Hesketh Arms

The Hesketh Arms

4.5

(1.3K)

Open until 11:00 PM
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Bold Arms

Bold Arms

4.4

(579)

$$

Open until 11:00 PM
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The Grapevine Restaurant

The Grapevine Restaurant

4.8

(572)

Open until 12:00 AM
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La Tabella

La Tabella

4.5

(227)

$$

Open until 12:00 AM
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southportinsidersouthportinsider
BOTANIC ROAD KITCHEN Sitting at the top of the beautiful Churchtown Village, Botanic Road Kitchen fits in perfectly with its picturesque surroundings. They serve a menu of small plates which has something for everyone including meat, fish and vegetarian dishes. You can also get a Sunday Roast and brunch options! The venue is full of character with a bar and restaurant downstairs, a lounge area upstairs (available for private hire) and a sheltered outdoor seating area. They’re based just a short walk from the Botanic Gardens, perfect for a post-meal stroll. #tapas #foodie #foodtok #southport #churchtown #botanicgardens
DavidDavid
After an afternoon in Botanic gardens enjoying the sun and the brass band, we ventured into Churchtown for a stroll with our dog. We intended to get a Sunday lunch in Southport, but on our way back, we spotted the Botanic Road kitchen. It had a small outside terrace with a free table, ideal for us to sit & eat with our dog, which attracted usxso we ventured in. Having studied the menu, a Sunday lunch (they do these also) appeared a safe and boring choice as there were many diverse and more appealing alternatives, so many that it was difficult to choose. Many of the dishes were of a small "tapas" style that appealed to us as we prefer smaller portions rather than being overrated with overcrowded plates. The very pleasant waitress suggested 3 plates each is the norm but suggested 2 each to begin and add more further along the dining experience as need be. This turned out to be good advice as 2 plates each was more than sufficient to satisfy our hunger. The ambiance on the traditional terrace was relaxed with low, unimposing background music, subtle enough to hear yet not too loud to stifle conversation or to detract from the focus upon the culinary experience, and what an enjoyable experience it turned-out to be. The food was presented exquisitely and tasted delicious. My wife commented that she has never eaten lasagne that tasted so good. In conclusion I have to say that the whole experience was delightful. The Botanic Road Kitchen is a hidden gem that we intend to return to again.
Bridie Ellis BukorovićBridie Ellis Bukorović
Organised a baby shower at Botanic Road and it couldn’t have gone better. The team were helpful without hovering and the space looked great. We had the snug upstairs which worked perfectly, cosy, private, and easy to make our own. It meant we could have drinks before and after the meal without being stuck at the table. They’d added fresh flowers to the ice bucket and were totally fine with real candles, which most places push back on. The food was excellent. I had the lamb roast which was done perfectly and everyone was happy with their meal. We could even have dogs with us which just added to it. Such a gorgeous space for hosting small events or special occasions. Will definitely be back for dinner or brunch soon.
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BOTANIC ROAD KITCHEN Sitting at the top of the beautiful Churchtown Village, Botanic Road Kitchen fits in perfectly with its picturesque surroundings. They serve a menu of small plates which has something for everyone including meat, fish and vegetarian dishes. You can also get a Sunday Roast and brunch options! The venue is full of character with a bar and restaurant downstairs, a lounge area upstairs (available for private hire) and a sheltered outdoor seating area. They’re based just a short walk from the Botanic Gardens, perfect for a post-meal stroll. #tapas #foodie #foodtok #southport #churchtown #botanicgardens
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After an afternoon in Botanic gardens enjoying the sun and the brass band, we ventured into Churchtown for a stroll with our dog. We intended to get a Sunday lunch in Southport, but on our way back, we spotted the Botanic Road kitchen. It had a small outside terrace with a free table, ideal for us to sit & eat with our dog, which attracted usxso we ventured in. Having studied the menu, a Sunday lunch (they do these also) appeared a safe and boring choice as there were many diverse and more appealing alternatives, so many that it was difficult to choose. Many of the dishes were of a small "tapas" style that appealed to us as we prefer smaller portions rather than being overrated with overcrowded plates. The very pleasant waitress suggested 3 plates each is the norm but suggested 2 each to begin and add more further along the dining experience as need be. This turned out to be good advice as 2 plates each was more than sufficient to satisfy our hunger. The ambiance on the traditional terrace was relaxed with low, unimposing background music, subtle enough to hear yet not too loud to stifle conversation or to detract from the focus upon the culinary experience, and what an enjoyable experience it turned-out to be. The food was presented exquisitely and tasted delicious. My wife commented that she has never eaten lasagne that tasted so good. In conclusion I have to say that the whole experience was delightful. The Botanic Road Kitchen is a hidden gem that we intend to return to again.
David

David

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Organised a baby shower at Botanic Road and it couldn’t have gone better. The team were helpful without hovering and the space looked great. We had the snug upstairs which worked perfectly, cosy, private, and easy to make our own. It meant we could have drinks before and after the meal without being stuck at the table. They’d added fresh flowers to the ice bucket and were totally fine with real candles, which most places push back on. The food was excellent. I had the lamb roast which was done perfectly and everyone was happy with their meal. We could even have dogs with us which just added to it. Such a gorgeous space for hosting small events or special occasions. Will definitely be back for dinner or brunch soon.
Bridie Ellis Bukorović

Bridie Ellis Bukorović

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5.0
1y

After an afternoon in Botanic gardens enjoying the sun and the brass band, we ventured into Churchtown for a stroll with our dog.

We intended to get a Sunday lunch in Southport, but on our way back, we spotted the Botanic Road kitchen. It had a small outside terrace with a free table, ideal for us to sit & eat with our dog, which attracted usxso we ventured in.

Having studied the menu, a Sunday lunch (they do these also) appeared a safe and boring choice as there were many diverse and more appealing alternatives, so many that it was difficult to choose.

Many of the dishes were of a small "tapas" style that appealed to us as we prefer smaller portions rather than being overrated with overcrowded plates.

The very pleasant waitress suggested 3 plates each is the norm but suggested 2 each to begin and add more further along the dining experience as need be. This turned out to be good advice as 2 plates each was more than sufficient to satisfy our hunger.

The ambiance on the traditional terrace was relaxed with low, unimposing background music, subtle enough to hear yet not too loud to stifle conversation or to detract from the focus upon the culinary experience, and what an enjoyable experience it turned-out to be.

The food was presented exquisitely and tasted delicious. My wife commented that she has never eaten lasagne that tasted so good.

In conclusion I have to say that the whole experience was delightful. The Botanic Road Kitchen is a hidden gem that we intend to...

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5.0
1y

We had our small wedding reception (23 people) at the Botanic Rd Kitchen on 18 July in the upstairs snug space and it was absolutely perfect. Everyone who helped on the day was fantastic and couldn’t do enough to make sure our guests were looked after - the room looked beautiful and the food and service were without exception excellent. We had chosen a variety of small plates such as pancetta croquettes, pizettes and crostinis plus mini boxes of crispy chilli beef and fish and chips which the team brought out in stages during the evening, quietly checking in with us to make sure the timing worked for our guests and circulating to make sure everyone had chance to enjoy each course. And the drinks flowed very efficiently all night which was also much appreciated by all the guests!

Our wedding day was relaxed and beautiful, exactly what we hoped for and we would highly recommend the Botanic Road Kitchen for anyone considering a similar event, or for a meal destination. Thank you to the...

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5.0
21w

Over 26 weeks, we are visiting individual restaurants in the NW which are alternatively named from A-Z that we haven't visited before. This was our second one, "B"...

Mains Nduja Glazed Hispi Cabbage Pizzette Posh Fish and Chips 6oz Rump Steak w/ Peppercorn Sauce and Onion Rings Korean Sweetcorn Ribs Duck Spring Rolls

Desert Cookie Crumble Banana Waffle

Coffees Flat White with shortbread biscuit

Thoughts...

Nice decor and the plates were all really tasty. The cabbage and feta was a surprisingly flavourful dish. However the tiny portion of fish and chip tarnished the experience as was also £12.50. The cookie crumbles were fantastic however not warned by waitress that tin dish was roasting hot. Flat whites and shortbread biscuit were a lovely end. Would we...

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