Ресторан · Liverpool · ⭐ 9.7/10 · 5826 reviews · $$ · updated: 2026-06-30 21:30:38
Address: Produce Exchange, 6A Victoria St, Liverpool L2 6QE, United Kingdom
Vibrant Caribbean flavours on Victoria Street
Turtle Bay Liverpool sits in the historic Produce Exchange building on Victoria Street, bringing Caribbean soul food, rum and cocktails to the heart of the city. It’s known for its vibrant, island-inspired atmosphere, one of the largest rum selections around and a menu that looks after meat-lovers, vegetarians and vegans alike. The centrepiece is the iconic jerk pit, where fresh ingredients are marinated for 24 hours in a signature jerk rub, then flame-grilled for that unmistakable smoky taste.
What to order
Go for the jerk chicken from the jerk pit, curry goat or a roti wrap, with coconut rice on the side. There are plenty of plant-based options too, such as vegan jerk chicken and chickpea curry. Leave room for dessert — the brownies, coconut ice cream and cheesecakes are favourites — and pair it all with a rum cocktail.
Who it’s for
Turtle Bay is a great choice for a lively night out with friends, a bottomless beach brunch or a relaxed dinner with island vibes. The all-day cocktails and happy hours make it just as good for drinks as for a full meal.
The Space
Turtle Bay fills the grand Edwardian shell of the old Produce Exchange, where soaring ceilings have been dropped low to trade cavernous scale for beach-shack intimacy. Tables are built from reclaimed wood, corrugated tin frames the open kitchen, and colanders repurposed as lampshades hang beside strings of fairy lights.
At the centre stands the island bar, clad in vinyl records that nod to the sounds of the Caribbean. Sunny colours and warm, low lighting turn a historic city-centre building into something closer to a Kingston rum shack.
Questions and answers
What kind of food does Turtle Bay serve? Caribbean soul food — jerk chicken, curry goat, roti and plenty of vegan options.
What should I order? Jerk chicken from the jerk pit, curry goat or a roti wrap, with coconut rice.
Is there much for vegans? Yes — dishes like vegan jerk chicken and chickpea curry.
What’s it known for? Its jerk pit, vibrant atmosphere and extensive rum and cocktail list.
Is there a happy hour? Yes — 2-4-1 cocktails run all day, every day, from opening right through to close.
Opening hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 10:00–22:30 |
| Tuesday | 10:00–22:30 |
| Wednesday | 10:00–22:30 |
| Thursday | 10:00–22:30 |
| Friday | 10:00–23:30 |
| Saturday | 10:00–23:30 |
| Sunday | 10:00–22:30 |
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We had a wonderful dinner here and tried wonderful cocktails! The ginger pudding was divine! I liked the portion size, but my husband would order an extra side if I go again. He had the burger and chips.
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Without doubt, our favourite Turtle Bay! We were visiting Liverpool and literally came here twice in three days — that's how tasty it is. We actually tried to go to the venue on Hanover Street at first, for a change,…
I brought my parents to Turtle Bay for the first time!! I've eaten at this restaurant several times, and I must say the service was stunning every time. The staff are wonderful, and they made sure my family and I were co…
We were there spontaneously in the evening for a meal. There's plenty of seating. Very friendly staff and the order came quickly too. Tasty burgers with classic French fries, thoroughly very fine.
We had the bottomless brunch, and our waitress Lisa was without doubt the highlight of our outing. She was extremely friendly and looked after us the whole time we were there. She's a wonderful member of your team!
Cheers to Cat and Ellie! An absolutely amazing first experience for me at Turtle Bay, and I'll 100% be back! Cat was so helpful, recommending both the food and cocktails, and the evening ended with a surprise brownie for…