Bars in Liverpool
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Bars in Liverpool
Waterloo Beer Festival Returns For 15th Year This July
With up to 125 real ales and ciders available from microbreweries all around the UK the annual Waterloo Beer Festival at Old Christ Church is back for an impressive 15th year and it’s showing no signs of stopping! On top of their real ales and cider selection there will also be an indoor gin garden boasting an array of boutique gins, spirits, wine and prosecco. And if all of this hasn’t tempted you already, how about…
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Bars in Liverpool
New German Tavern Albert’s Schenke To Open In City Centre
Albert’s Schenke is the latest opening from Mission Mars, the team behind award winning food and drink venues such as Albert’s Schloss, Rudy‘s Neapolitan Pizza and Gorilla. The venue will open in the summer of 2019. Named after Prince Albert, the Anglo-Bavarian prince and husband of Queen Victoria, Albert’s Schenke will bring a Bier Halle and Cook Haus to the city, opening on the corner of Hanover Street, in the Grade II listed Casartelli Building.…
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Bars in Liverpool
Red Door Reveal ‘Summer of Eden’ Rooftop Terrace
The ever popular Berry Street venue has given it’s terrace a substantial makeover to create Red Door ‘A Summer of Eden’ – an exclusive rooftop retreat, where guests will enjoy delicious cocktails and unrivalled service amongst sumptuous surroundings. The cosy and welcoming rooftop oasis, complete with a firepit, white-washed walls and lush greenery has also introduced a brand new creative cocktail menu to tantalise the taste buds, featuring expertly made creations, such as The Poison…
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Bars in Liverpool
Blooming Fabulous First Birthday Planned For The Florist
Liverpool’s most instagrammable restaurant and bar, The Florist on Hardman Street, is gearing up to celebrate its first birthday in style. The award-winning venue has bloomed into one of the city’s must-see destinations with its sensory experience, creative interiors, floral cocktails and impressive culinary delights. In the past 12 months over 70,000 diners have indulged their culinary cravings and snaffled over 25,000 of the infamous Hanging Kebabs! A completely new menu is being introduced in…
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Liverpool Event Reviews
Birdies Bar Ready To Welcome In The Summer Following Cains Brewery Takeover
Birdies Bar has officially celebrated its new look in style serving up more than 6,000 cocktails in its first four days of opening. The much-loved hotspot has doubled in size at its Cains Brewery Village home and offers a revamped image, complete with additional dining, drinking and live entertainment space spanning 8,000 sq. ft. With an all new cocktail menu and a delicious BBQ menu courtesy of in-house street food vendor Apocalypse Cow, the venue…
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Popular in Liverpool
No Filter Required – 15 of Liverpool’s Most Instagrammable Spots
Call us biased, but we happen to think our amazing city is exceptionally easy on the eye. When it comes to the aesthetically pleasing, Liverpool has it all. From luscious green parks to stunning bars and restaurants – to iconic landmarks and breathtaking architecture. Exploring our city is nothing short of a visual delight, which is quite frankly brilliant news when it comes to our Instagram feeds… So here’s our pick of Liverpool’s Most Instagrammable…
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Liverpool Event Reviews
Pizza Making Masterclasses At Crazy Pedro’s
The part-time pizza parlour and full-time party bar, Crazy Pedro’s on Parr Street, has relaunched its masterclasses dedicated to pizza making priced at £25 per person. Famed for its outlandish pizza toppings and most enviable selection of mezcal and tequila outside of Mexico, Crazy Pedro’s classes are geared towards anyone looking to have some fun with friends or colleagues while stretching pizzas like pros – and creating the endless topping combinations. Learn the art of pizza…
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Bars in Liverpool
Our Top 10 Pooch Friendly Spots
Does the CRIPPLING guilt of leaving your furry best mate home alone stop you from enjoying your weekends out and about? We hear you! As massive pup lovers here at Liverpool Noise, we’ve been scouring the city for the top dog friendly spots that will welcome both you and your pooch with open arms. Our findings are re-pawted below. (Sorry, we had to). 1. Brewdog (Manolis Yard, 8 Colquitt St) The clue’s in the name.…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Bagels and Dreams at East River – Not Your Average Bottomless Brunch
Since throwing open its doors late last year, East River cocktail bar has been making a true splash on the Liverpool food and drink scene. The thoroughfare of Allerton Road, where it’s located, has been enjoying a definite revival of late – and we can confirm that East River is set to be a real destination venue for those who want to relax by day and revel by night. During daylight hours, the place has…
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Restaurants in Liverpool
Guide To Lark Lane: The World In A Few Hundred Metres
I love Lark Lane. I’ve lived in the area for about three years and it still keeps surprising me! Surrounded by Sefton and Princess Parks, a stroll down this little lane is never time wasted. There’s something for everyone at any day and any time. A night out, a quiet coffee with friends, live music, food from everywhere around the world… If you are looking for something to do and would like to avoid the…
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Bars in Liverpool
Evil Eye Burrito Bar Is Building On The Smithdown Road Boom
Music, quiz nights, renowned chefs and more in store for the Mexican-Inspired Evil Eye Burrito Bar. Evil Eye Burrito Shack has been a big player on the Smithdown Road scene for a while now, serving up some top notch Mexican-influenced food along with a cosy bar atmosphere which has made it a popular spot with locals and now things are looking even brighter with some positive developments lined up. In recent months they’ve had the…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Revolution St Peter’s Square: Review
It seems that the legendary revolution has been around since the beginning of time, always a trusty place to go and get your vodka fix on a night out or enjoy their infamous 2 4 1 happy hour with some of the most inventive but delicious cocktails around featured on a gloriously vast menu. Of course, Revolution is also known for its food offerings, but recently the St Peter’s square branch have taken things up…
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Bars in Liverpool
The Jacaranda At 60: A Look At It’s History And It’s Exciting Future
The Jacaranda first opened in Liverpool in the late 1950s as a music bar designed to showcase local musicians looking for opportunities on the live music scene and the philosophy of the venue is the same to this day, although much has changed since the ’50s. The Jacaranda is such a well known name around Liverpool and the world largely due to the The Beatles, who were regular customers in the Jac and played some of their…
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Music
The Ultimate Guide To Liverpool Music Venues
Your A-Z of Liverpool music venues. 24 Kitchen Street: The highlight of this venue is the simplicity of it, the undressed aesthetics and exposed wooden rafters and bare brickwork just makes the whole place so idyllic. The outside garden area has been perfect in the summer nights. The intimate 400 capacity venue is usually home to house/garage/grunge parties and is also a lovely little venue for plays, workshops and art galleries. 81 Renshaw: This record store,…
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Bars in Liverpool
Cocktails on the Colonnades: An evening at the Titanic Hotel
The Titanic hotel has quickly become one of the most sought-after hotels in Liverpool. Paying tribute to Liverpool’s amazing docks and Maritime history, the venue is perfect for a romantic getaway, a wedding or other celebration as well as simply just a drink on the terrace and meal in their fantastic restaurant. Dark wood paired with bare brick, contemporary furnishings and enough rum you can shake a stick at, this is the favourite hang out…
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Liverpool Events
Fezziwigs Gin Yard Launches in Liverpool
Although the great British summertime is a little temperamental, when the sun does actually decide to shine through the clouds, us Scousers love nothing more than a beer garden to sit in and enjoy the sun, bevy in hand. There has been a few outdoor venues popping up sound the city in recent years and last Friday, we headed down to a brand new gin themed garden, Fezziwigs Gin Yard, which has launched just in…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Alma De Cuba Restaurant Review
Liverpool is a great place for date night. Fact. Whether you want to eat seriously good food, get dressed up and drink cocktails or even have a pint or two in a pub with. But if you’re looking for somewhere you can combine cocktails and a boogie with a delicious candlelit dinner then your answer is situated at the bottom of Seel Street and with their new menu showcasing a whole host of delicious Cuban…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Smithdown Road Resurgence
Over the last decade Smithdown Road has been the home to Liverpool’s University students, enjoying their first taste of adult life and congregating the areas local pubs. Over time the South Liverpool road has seen many bars and restaurants popping up to feed and inebriate the locals and has led to a massive boom in the area, attracting more than just the student population. There’s now even a music and culture festival, The Smithdown Road…
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Liverpool Events
New Restaurant and Cocktail Bar ‘Liberté’ Opening With Breathtaking Views of The City
Liberté is located on the third floor of the Bentley Building on the Strand, boasting ‘breath-taking’ views of Liverpool’s waterfront, including the Three Graces and panoramic views of the city. The name Liberté, meaning freedom, was chosen to reflect the venues New York influence. With views of the river Mersey in the backdrop it was important to keep some of the city’s grand heritage and the statue of Liberty being the first Landmark you see…
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Liverpool Events
Bold Street’s longest running cafe appeals to public to help them chronicle more than forty years of serving the city
The management of what is possibly Liverpool’s oldest cafe bar, Cafe Tabac, are appealing to the public to help them complete the final part of a refurbishment programme. Cafe Tabac, which stands at the top of Bold Street in the city centre has been trading every day since its doors opened in 1974. Widely known as ‘Tabac’ – the cafe was opened by enterprising and formidable businesswoman Rita Lawrence, who developed the idea…
