About Alma De Cuba
For a taste of Havana without ever leaving Liverpool, Alma De Cuba provides the perfect setting for taking your tastebuds on a trip to the Caribbean. This grandiose restaurant is found located inside the former St Peter’s Catholic Church, a stunning historic building that was opened in 1788 and served several purposes before becoming known as the Polish Church. Now, Alma de Cuba is a stylish restaurant known across the UK for its unique setting, fabulous cocktails, and their Sunday gospel brunch. This is a must-visit close to the city centre – book a table now to get a table at this beautiful restaurant.
Opening Hours
- Monday 12:00 - 00:00
- Tuesday 12:00 - 00:00
- Wednesday 12:00 - 00:00
- Thursday 12:00 - 02:00
- Friday 12:00 - 02:00
- Saturday 12:00 - 02:00
- Sunday 12:00 - 00:00
Discounts
The discount applies only to the specified times and is exclusive only to online reservations.
You will receive the discount automatically with your online reservation.
25% off on Friday at Alma De Cuba
Description
25% off the full menu Friday 5-7pm
Conditions
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, signature living reserve the right to withdraw an offer at any time, subject to availability, pre-booking is advised but not essential.
25% off Mid-Week At Alma De Cuba
Description
25% off the full menu Monday-Thursday
Conditions
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, signature living reserve the right to withdraw an offer at any time, subject to availability, pre-booking is advised but not essential.
Further Information
Alma de Cuba Liverpool’s Ropewalks is unlike anywhere else. Located in a former Catholic church, this beautiful dining establishment features gorgeous chandeliers, stunning high ceilings and a stage where spectacular events take place. With opulent furnishings throughout, this restaurant feels fit for royalty, the perfect place to host a private event – you can even rent the entire restaurant for weddings and corporate functions. Incredible events are held in Alma de Cuba regularly, featuring amazing live Cuban music, dancing and so much more.
Start off your meal at Alma de Cuba in Liverpool with one of the Alma creaciones like their Rhumbongo with Santa Theresa Rhum orange, Passoa, Orgeat, banana liqueur, apple, pineapple juice and grenadine. Next, go for a starter like hot smoked salmon fishcakes with sweet chilli mayonnaise before choosing from a selection of mains like their slow-braised jerk chicken with coconut rice, chilli and spring onion, pan seared seabass fillet with crayfish, or mediterranean vegetable gnocchi with spiced tomato, basil and parmesan. End your experience at Alma de Cuba with a dessert – the sticky toffee pudding with banana ice cream is a must. Reserving ahead is an absolute must at this incredible Cuban restaurant in the former St Peter’s Church in Ropewalks.
149 Reviews
Had a great time here on Sunday .. took a very special person from London he loved it too .. great atmosphere and food was wonderful too .. can't wait to go back 😀
We booked in advance and were shown to our table on arrival. The service was prompt and attentive and the food was delicious. We look forward to our next visit.
A delicious brunch, accompanied by a fabulous choir, and excellent cocktails! Will definitely be returning on my next visit to Liverpool. The venue itself is nice and staff very friendly👍
Loved the gospel choir soulful voices. Lovely way to spend a Sunday. Food was wonderful and the service was very good. We will be defintely coming back again.
Beautiful decor. Friendly staff. Excellent service. Limited menu but food was great. Nicely presented, big enough portions and cooked well. Only criticism which I understand but was slightly frustrating was that we were there celebrating my daughters graduation with the whole family and when wishing to enter the bar downstairs for a cocktail before leaving my youngest was not allowed in and therefore none of us could go in! It was still early and she would have sat with nothing alcoholic with her parents and elder sisters...disappointing as we all had to leave when we wanted to experience the bar atmosphere for a while...
I had never been to the Alma de Cuba before and wanted somewhere special to take our Australian Visitors.. What an amazing experience we were greeted and shown to our table and looked after throughout our time there. The food was great and service second to none, but what took us by surprise were the gospel singers, fantastic. Our guests were so stunned by the whole experience and never stopped talking about it all evening. Thank you for a special meal.
Wow , a Monday night at Alma de Cuba for a special reunion - inspired ! Great food beautifully presented, fantastic ambience , and excellent service from our waiters. Knowing it is a converted church and thinking it might be quiet on a Monday I was a little unsure, however Alma de Cuba was perfect. The redesign of this place means it is dramatic yet intimate, and I can't wait to return on my next visit to Liverpool .
It was a beautiful building for a restaurant cocktails delicious. The food ok. Just a bit bland. Chicken wing starter we're not crispy skinned and just covered in BBQ sauce and my steak for the price, was thin, more done then I'd asked (rare- it was medium rare at best) and very underseasoned. I asked for a glass of wine to have with my steak,but it didn't come and had to ask again so I was finished my meal when it was brought. Also only one ladies toilet upstairs and no loo roll. My husband and son enjoyed the red snapper and sea bass and my son had sweet potato and chorizo which he said were very tasty.
We went to try the Sunday Gospel Choir Brunch. The Choir was excellent and as one of our party had mobility problems, the staff were very accommodating and sat us downstairs. We all opted for the roast dinner, which although nice was not hot enough. We were offered fresh potatoes and vegetables, when we brought this to the staff's attention. One downside of being seated downstairs for our meal was that it was difficult to get the waiting on staff's attention. Overall, though a pleasant experience in nice surroundings.
Alma de Cuba is a really nice restaurant set in an old church, which gives the place a great atmosphere. I had the sirloin steak which very nice and cooked perfectly medium-rare as I had requested. My girlfriend had the seabass which was also very nice. After dinner we had a drink in the bar downstairs which is also very good, and they serve good cocktails.
I can honestly say that the food at Alma de Cuba was one of the best, if not, the best Sunday dinner that I have ever had, (sorry mum). The food was cooked perfectly, the restaurant itself was magical and the staff courteous and attentive. The only downside is we arrived too early and left before the Sunday gospel choir started.
We love the Alma de Cuba; we go annually during International Beatle Week; it's packed, it's vibrant and noisy with great Fabs music all day, and fantastic food and friendly efficient staff. Not cheap, and not huge portions, but different everytime we have been with a thoughtful menu selection. And I assume it's as great the rest of the year.
A great setting for a restaurant, good atmosphere, our server Gemma was very friendly and attentive, 1st class customer service, food was very good, only thing that let the night down was the server in the bar downstairs was rather surly, wished we had stayed upstairs in the restaurant and had our cocktails there.
Booked for Sunday afternoon lunch to hear Gospel Choir who were excellent though cannot say same for quality of food . Ordered chicken roast and it came swimming in gravy with no stuffing as described on menu . When asked how was meal told waiter and he just shrugged . Have been before for evening meal and was very nice but won't be back as plenty of other places to go at more reasonable prices and better service
Fabulous dramatic room. Really excellent charming staff. Great food. (My rare steak was a little on the cool side, but girlfriend's medium rare was fine.) Cuban dancing girls were spectacular - friendly and fun. The petal shower was a fun party touch. Lively party atmosphere. Music was too quiet and bassy during the meal (it needs to be re-equed whilst it's quiet).
The main issue was 1 of the party had disabilities therefore we were unable to sit in the restaurant and had to sit in the bar area for food - he food wasn't hot just warm because they had to bring it downstairs. The waiters were really lovely but we waited for everything and felt forgotten sitting downstairs. In this day and age this is unacceptable they should have a lift . As this was a birthday celebration it was spoilt , I had emailed ahead to tell them 2 of the party was disabled so they should have been prepared
The most beautiful restaurant and staff all lovely. The gin though I ordered for me and my mom wasn't Gin and tonic either the gin was wrong or they used water instead of tonic as we both couldn't drink it was awful. The starter was amazing the main very bland. The place is lovely though just a couple of things that let it down wouldn't stop us returning though.
Had a great time at Alma! Service was quick and friendly and the food was fantastic. Went downstairs and stayed til closing, the petal shower was fab and the dancers made it that little bit different! Can't wait to go back for the gospel lunch x
Break between courses felt rushed and there was little more then 10 mins between courses. I do prefer someone to ask if I am ready for the next course, although i do appreciate to need to turn tables over in x amount of time. However quality of food was excellent and would defiantly return.
We all had the sirloin steak which was delicious and cooked to perfection. At 9.30 the DJ starts playing fab music and there is areal party atmosphere. We really enjoyed our night here. Pretty faultless. Thanks to the lovely staff and fabulous dancing Joel's. 😀