Liverpool’s dining scene boasts a Mediterranean flair with its selection of Greek eateries that promise to transport your taste buds to the Aegean shores. From cosy tavernas serving up hearty traditional dishes to modern establishments offering a chic twist on Hellenic classics, there’s a Greek restaurant to suit every palate. So, whether you’re craving a meze feast or a sumptuous gyro, get ready to say “Opa!” to the flavours of Greece, right here in the…
From the grandeur of waterfront accommodations to the chic urban retreats, here’s our guide to what we believe are the best hotels in Liverpool for a restful stay after experiencing all this energetic city has to offer. Titanic Hotel Located in the historic Stanley Dock, the 4 star Titanic Hotel is steeped in Liverpool’s industrial heritage which is reflected in the hotel’s interior and exterior. Guests can enjoy food and cocktails at Stanley’s Bar and…
Megs Kathleen brings working-class grit and generational truth to a poem that urges us to breathe, slow down, and return to ourselves. There is a quiet intensity to Megs Kathleen’s work, the kind that doesn’t demand your attention so much as settle down beside you, steady and unflinching. A Liverpool based poet with a voice shaped by the grit of working class life and the tender scars of a mother – wound, she writes from the raw edges…
Dry January just got a whole lot more exciting at The Ivy Asia Liverpool, where an impressive selection of non-alcoholic and zero-alcohol drinks lets everyone join in the fun. Whether you’re taking a break from booze, pregnant, driving, or simply prefer a lighter option, there’s something to sip and savour. Highlights include Rose of the Orient (with Lychee, Rose, Raspberry & Orange Blossom Soda), Dreams of Cherry Blossom (with Tanqueray 0.0%, cherry blossom, grape juice, lychee,…
Celebrate the start of 2026 where football legends are made – at Anfield. Liverpool Football Club’s January offers are now live, giving all guests the chance to experience the home of the Reds, for less. Throughout January, enjoy two for one on the LFC Stadium Tour & Museum using code JANSALE26, (Monday-Friday only). Go behind the scenes at Anfield, step into the player’s dressing room, and follow in the footsteps of club Legends, while immersing yourself in…
Two multi-award-winning Northwest chefs are set to unite for a one-night-only dining experience inspired by their appearances on two of the UK’s leading cookery shows. On Tuesday, 27 January at 7.00pm, Oli Martin, executive chef of multi-award-winning restaurant Aven in Preston, Lancashire, and a former competitor on MasterChef: The Professionals, will join forces with Dan McGeorge, 2021 GBM Champion of Champions, for a collaborative six-course dinner at Dan’s central Liverpool restaurant, Vetch. Oli first appeared on MasterChef:…
Fresh from its stunning, critically-acclaimed Fringe debut Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) will now make a highly anticipated transfer to Jade Franks’ home town at the Liverpool Everyman theatre. Having earned multiple five-star reviews and been hailed as the new Fleabag by The Times, Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) has garnered prestigious awards, including the Filipa Bragança Award for Best Solo Performance by a Female or Non-Binary Artist,…
Star Pins is bringing the ultimate day-to-night entertainment experience to School Lane from 15th January! Ten-Pin Bowling, Ice-Free Curling, Tech Darts, Karaoke, Shuffleboard, and a brand-new arcade, all served up with incredible food and drinks. Following a smash-hit launch in Coventry, Star Pins is set to bring its legendary lanes, games and more to Liverpool’s social scene. By day, it’s the perfect destination for family fun and mates’ meet-ups. But when the clock strikes 6pm,…
Craft Beer Expo will return to Black Lodge Brewery on Friday 12 and Saturday 13 June 2026 with an expanded mix of food, drink and music across the Baltic Triangle site. The festival has been part of Liverpool’s independent scene for more than thirteen years and is recognised as the UK’s longest running craft beer event. Next year’s edition also sits within Black Lodge Brewery’s tenth birthday year, creating a natural moment to develop the…
With the New Year upon us, people across the city – and beyond – are already searching for what’s on in Liverpool 2026. From major music festivals and stadium gigs to must-see theatre, comedy, book festivals and family-friendly events, Liverpool’s 2026 calendar is packed with unmissable moments for all ages. We all know how frustrating it can be to find something that is perfect for a date, family outing or for a solo adventure and…
Renowned for its cultural heritage, vibrant nightlife, and strong association with The Beatles, Liverpool has become one of the top cities to visit in the UK, with plenty to see and do for all kinds of visitors. The city offers an array of boutique hotels that serve as the perfect base for travellers seeking a more personalised and intimate experience. Below are, in our opinion, the best boutique hotels in Liverpool, each offering unique charm…
Fancy a great steak? Liverpool is home to some amazing steak restaurants so you can satisfy your carnivorous cravings. From upscale establishments with ambience to match their marbled offerings to hidden gems serving up unpretentious perfection, this list is your guide to a truly stellar steak experience in Liverpool. Here’s our curated selection of the best steak restaurants in Liverpool. Cowshed Set in a grade II listed building, Cowshed is cosy and intimate, with a…
Sutton Kersh have held their final auction of the year bringing their total property sales value to just under 50 million pounds. The Liverpool based property auction house is prominent within the auction industry, has been going for 23 years and have seen many highs and lows within the property market throughout this time. However this year has been the strangest for the business with unexpected high sales and a few lows thrown in for…
Andrew Price – A conversational poet steps into deeper waters with a piece rooted in memory, empathy, and the grit of real life. There’s something immediately engaging about Andrew Price. By day he’s a qualified lawyer; by night – or whenever life gives him a spare moment – he’s a poet of the everyday, gathering the small details most of us sail past. His work isn’t dressed up or weighed down by traditional poetic form.…
There’s no better way to start 2026 than with some of the fantastic January food and drink deals our city has to offer. Whilst our bank accounts may have taken a hit over the Christmas holidays, there’s no reason to miss out on some great food and drink. The streets of Liverpool are lined with some wonderful restaurants, bars and cafes, many of which boasting unmissable January discounts. We’ll keep adding to this guide as we…
Some bands know exactly who they are from day one; others discover their voice through growth, experimentation, and time. Liverpool alternative rock outfit alright (okay) fall proudly into the latter — a band who’ve evolved steadily since forming in 2019, refining their sound through countless gigs, new ideas, and the creative spark that arrived in full force during their 2023 restart. That reboot sparked something real. Their live shows grew sharper and more unpredictable, picking…
Experiencing Europe properly usually means slowing things down and paying attention to how people actually move through the landscape. Big cities have their place, but the continent makes more sense once daily rhythms come into focus. That might be walking a long stretch of coast, crossing borders on a bike, or staying somewhere long enough to notice when shops close for lunch. These trips tend to leave clearer memories because they rely less on planning…
To quote Andy Williams, ‘It’s the most wonderful time of the year’ and on the 13 December I had a wonderful opportunity to add just a little more magic into my festive season, an evening of pure joy performed by the Liverpool Welsh Choral. I attended the Tung Auditorium for an evening of carols and festive tunes in their production ‘Festive Fanfare’ featuring the nationally recognised Northop Silver Band who is steeped in history and…
In January 2026, Liverpool Noise will begin something that looks modest on paper and feels anything but once you scratch the surface. The 52 for 26 Poetry Project will publish one poet a week, every week, for the whole of the year. No grand launch. No competitive framework. Just poems arriving steadily across twelve months — accumulating, conversing, disagreeing, and gradually forming a picture of where Merseyside poetry is as of 2026… From the outset,…
In the space between reader and child, a future starts to take shape… In a city that knows the power of voices being passed down, shared and amplified, it feels only right that one of the UK’s most quietly radical literacy projects is rooted in Liverpool. The Reader’s Reading Heroes project – launched in 2016 – doesn’t shout. It doesn’t dazzle with tech or gamification. Instead, it does something far more subversive in 2025: it…