Liverpool - Queen Square

We are the beanie burger and half chicken the food was really cold , the table was at the worst place could be up to the second floor next to the toilets door and another door that everyone was passing near you the floor was quite moving and it was too noise from the spoons and forks the noise was coming from the other door so it was a bad stressful lunch and as a customer of nandos I have been to this restaurants too many times busy times and not busy and all the time was really good but thi

Adam and Jack were such great workers! Made my experience so exciting. I came overseas and I will definitely be coming back because of them!

Takeaway only at the moment but food ready as soon as I arrived. Greeted by 2or 3 separate staff members who were all friendly. Offered sauces. Food was great!

Young girl red hair red lipstick didn’t get her name on tills today 29th November 2019, beautiful attitude made me and my younger daughter feel at home! Absolute credit made sure everything was perfect for us.
Thighs were a little well down for my liking but still enjoyed and my daughter loved the strawberry juice!

Very disappointing (and unwelcoming) to walk in at 10.30 and be told that we shut at 11pm. The general cleanliness left a lot to be desired. Main toilets were closed and had to use the disabled toilet which looked like it needed a good clean. If we weren’t so desperate for food (having not eaten since lunch) we would probably have left!!

Waitress service absolutely rubbish in here. Will not be visiting again.

They wrote the wrong table down on the receipt. Plus my food was not cooked. My chips weren’t fresh at all.. they tasted disgusting.

Stay out of this Nando’s. Waitress service Rubbish and food horrible.

No queue outside this branch and no queue inside which was great considering the waiting time at the other Scouse Nando's branch. As you enter, you step down into the restaurant which has seats off to the right underneath the stairs which leads to a 1st floor area with more seating but I can't remember if there is a second till area. On the left as you enter are a few 4 seater booths which leads to the door to the toilet which is down in the basement.

First Liverpudlian Nando's, and likely to be my last as a Northerner. Entered, and was shown to a table, and pondered the menu. After deciding, I went to order. The Nandoca was ever helpful and navigated the order with great ease!

Drove up to Liverpool to watch the Reds take on Villa (the less said about that shambolic match, the better). Kick-off was at 5.30pm and we arrived into Liverpool city centre shortly after 2pm. We hadn't initially planned on eating specifically at Nando's but we parked in the Queen Square car park (£1.90 an hour, can be pretty twisty/narrow going up and down the levels) and when we exited into the pedestrian area, the smell of Nando's was unmistakeable!

This Nando's was very conveniently located given the Mariott hotel in Liverpool city centre is right next door. As I walked in with SVC, we were initially impressed by the décor but later had reason to change our minds. The downstairs area is spacious with funky seating, lighting and cooler, upstairs however was a sweltering furnace, the artwork was far from impressive and the sauce selection was depleted. Therefore an average of a 3.

This store is in the heart of Liverpool right next to the Bus station and there is very limited on street short stay parking in some side streets, The store looks quite modern and nice from the outside but has the hindrance of stepped entry to the store which does limit the scope of visitors.

This branch felt a bit run down, it doesn't really show what I've come to expect from the Nandos experience. Not much interaction from the staff.

We visited this branch while in Liverpool taking our daughter to Uni.

A bit odd this Nando's. It's in Queen Square which has a few other restaurants and pubs (a big Yates opposite Nando's for example) - but then there are also a lot of places closed down (such as The Rat and Parrot). From speaking to some of the locals - the "other" side of town by the Docks and Liverpool One is the better place to go now.

When I asked for a question to be repeated as I misheard as she spoke fast, and there was a bit of confusion with accents (we're from Essex, and was in Liverpool for a visit) she was very ignorant of this and carried on speaking exceptionally fast.