Maray Liverpool

Maray Liverpool is a casual Middle Eastern sharing-plates restaurant at 91 Bold Street, on one of Liverpool's best-known independent streets in England. The menu is built around small plates meant to be shared, with a strong vegetarian and vegan offer alongside meat and fish dishes. Falafel, lamb koftas, flatbreads and a range of mezze are the dishes most closely associated with the restaurant. Small plates cost about £7-14, and a typical meal works out at roughly £30-40 per person, so ordering several dishes between a group is the standard approach. The dining room is lively, informal and fairly loud at peak times, with a relaxed neighbourhood feel that suits groups of friends, families and pre-theatre meals. There is no dress code. The drinks list includes cocktails, wine, beer and Middle Eastern-influenced soft drinks and coffee. Maray serves lunch and dinner daily, and hours should be confirmed on the website. Bookings are accepted through maray.co.uk and are advisable on Friday and Saturday evenings and for groups, where a few days to a week of notice is sensible. At quiet times, such as weekday afternoons, walk-in tables are often available. The Bold Street position places it a short walk from Liverpool ONE, the Bluecoat and Central Station, so it works well as a stop during a day exploring the city centre. Diners with dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-conscious eaters, generally find plenty of choice, though specific allergens should be raised with staff when ordering.