Location PotentialLiverpool
Model ranking · Restaurants · Liverpool

The 10 best streets to open a restaurant in Liverpool (2026 data)

The model scores lunchtime and evening demand, recorded restaurants within 800 m, local spend levels and rent context. These ten streets scored highest.

Format scored: A casual dining restaurant: £24 average ticket, 60 covers, lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Computed 12 September 2026 over 164 Liverpool street segments. Every figure carries its label: OBSERVED, AREA CONTEXT or MODELLED.

OBSERVED measured at the street or station · AREA CONTEXT residents or borough statistics around it · MODELLED transparent estimates we compute, with the rule shown. Nothing is presented as more precise than its source.

  1. 1

    Aintree station area

    Sefton · 4-8 km from centre · transport hub

    18,740 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 5 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £22 per person and modelled rent is £156 per m².

    Fit score 65/100MODELLED Est. revenue £15,000/mo (range £8,250-£24,000)MODELLED Weekly station flow 18,740OBSERVED Competitors within 800 m 5 (1 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £156/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,396AREA CONTEXT
  2. 2

    Orrell Park station area

    Liverpool · 4-8 km from centre · transport hub

    18,722 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 3 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £22 per person and modelled rent is £184 per m².

    Fit score 63/100MODELLED Est. revenue £15,845/mo (range £8,715-£25,351)MODELLED Weekly station flow 18,722OBSERVED Competitors within 800 m 3 (0 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £184/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,217AREA CONTEXT
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    Castle Street (Liverpool James Street)

    Liverpool · City centre · side street

    19,947 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 110 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £30 per person and modelled rent is £159 per m².

    Fit score 59/100MODELLED Est. revenue £2,187/mo (range £1,203-£3,500)MODELLED Weekly station flow 19,947MODELLED Competitors within 800 m 110 (9 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £159/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,120AREA CONTEXT
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    Aigburth Road (Aigburth)

    Liverpool · 4-8 km from centre · side street

    344 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 6 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £27 per person and modelled rent is £150 per m².

    Fit score 59/100MODELLED Est. revenue £14,351/mo (range £7,893-£22,961)MODELLED Weekly station flow 344MODELLED Competitors within 800 m 6 (0 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £150/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 2,180AREA CONTEXT
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    Heswall station area

    Wirral · 8-15 km from centre · transport hub

    1,750 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 1 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £27 per person and modelled rent is £145 per m².

    Fit score 58/100MODELLED Est. revenue £13,596/mo (range £7,478-£21,753)MODELLED Weekly station flow 1,750OBSERVED Competitors within 800 m 1 (0 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £145/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,486AREA CONTEXT
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    Lime Street (Liverpool Lime Street)

    Liverpool · City centre · side street

    62,271 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 158 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £25 per person and modelled rent is £162 per m².

    Fit score 58/100MODELLED Est. revenue £4,042/mo (range £2,223-£6,467)MODELLED Weekly station flow 62,271MODELLED Competitors within 800 m 158 (9 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £162/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 2,479AREA CONTEXT
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    Liverpool James Street station area

    Liverpool · City centre · transport hub

    59,840 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 110 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £29 per person and modelled rent is £187 per m².

    Fit score 58/100MODELLED Est. revenue £4,097/mo (range £2,254-£6,556)MODELLED Weekly station flow 59,840OBSERVED Competitors within 800 m 110 (9 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £187/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,120AREA CONTEXT
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    Rainhill station area

    St. Helens · 8-15 km from centre · transport hub

    3,570 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 4 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £21 per person and modelled rent is £138 per m².

    Fit score 58/100MODELLED Est. revenue £10,365/mo (range £5,701-£16,584)MODELLED Weekly station flow 3,570OBSERVED Competitors within 800 m 4 (0 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £138/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,327AREA CONTEXT
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    Wallasey Grove Road station area

    Wirral · 4-8 km from centre · transport hub

    9,566 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 3 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £25 per person and modelled rent is £149 per m².

    Fit score 57/100MODELLED Est. revenue £13,136/mo (range £7,225-£21,018)MODELLED Weekly station flow 9,566OBSERVED Competitors within 800 m 3 (0 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £149/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,409AREA CONTEXT
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    Bold Street (Liverpool Central)

    Liverpool · City centre · high street

    70,296 weekly station entries and exits (entries + exits at named stations) pass the pitch, with 154 recorded restaurants competing within 800 m. Typical spend nearby is £28 per person and modelled rent is £196 per m².

    Fit score 57/100MODELLED Est. revenue £3,130/mo (range £1,721-£5,008)MODELLED Weekly station flow 70,296MODELLED Competitors within 800 m 154 (9 chain)OBSERVED Est. rent £196/m²/yrMODELLED Residents nearby 1,010AREA CONTEXT

How this ranking works

One fixed concept is scored against every one of the 164 Liverpool street segments in the Location Potential dataset: station entries and exits (National Rail: ORR Estimates of Station Usage 2024-25 (annual; day-of-week split modelled)), recorded venues within the concept's competition radius (400 m to 1 km by type) from OpenStreetMap, Census 2021 residents for the local LSOA, business crime from data.police.uk, and rent context from Valuation Office Agency rateable values. Scores and revenue figures are MODELLED planning estimates with fixed, published rules, not observed takings. The full method, sources and limits are on the Method page.

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