This Prohibition-style cocktail bar takes the era’s inclination for secrecy to extremes. You’d never guess that behind a rather humdrum door – you may even have to knock – and thick velvet curtain lies a portal back to 1930s Chicago. Think candles in wine bottles and gin and whiskey cocktails that slip down all too easily to the jazz and blues soundtrack. No bookings – just turn up.
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Liverpool Nightlife
Liverpool has a well-deserved reputation as a party city. From traditional pubs to trendy bars and throbbing nightclubs, the city has something for everyone. The greatest variety of nightlife is found along Seel Street, while old boozers can be sampled on Hardman Street. The Liverpool LGBT scene centres on Stanley Street with the revamped warehouses of the Baltic Triangle host to arty events and festivals.
Bars in Liverpool
Berry & Rye
Address:
48 Berry Street, Liverpool, L1 4JQ, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 345 7271.
The Magnet
Situated in the Cultural Quarter, atmospheric and intimate Magnet has an illustrious musical history and was once graced by Freddie Mercury and Brian May. Today, it attracts a discerning crowd and you can snuggle up with a drink in cosy booths whilst listening to jazz, soul, funk, rare groove and Latin beats or take in comedy and open mic nights.
Address:
45 Hardman Street, Liverpool, L1 9AS, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 363 6623
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The Ship & Mitre
Beer enthusiasts should check out The Ship & Mitre, a CAMRA Pub of Excellence. Housed within one of the city's few remaining art deco buildings, it is thought that a pub has existed on the site for at least 120 years. The Ship stocks one of the region’s biggest range of beers so visitors can sample everything from cask ales and German pilsners to draught beers from the Czech Republic
Address:
133 Dale Street, Liverpool, L2 2JH, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 236 0859.
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Clubs in Liverpool
Camp and Furnace
Camp and Furnace is housed in one of the revamped industrial complexes in the dock area rebirthed as the Baltic Triangle. Offering a line-up of alternative and experimental music acts, critically acclaimed food, plus some stomping club nights, check out Nightgarden on Friday nights, where food and drink meet art and performance.
Address:
67 Greenland Street, Liverpool, L1 0BY, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 708 2890
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Constellations
A multi-purpose venue open throughout the week, Constellations regularly welcomes guest DJs and curators for warehouse nights that can run until 0400.
Address:
37-39 Greenland Street, Liverpool, L1 0BS, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 345 6302.
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Level
Harking back to the hedonistic heyday of rave, Level is Liverpool’s largest club and is modelled on the mammoth super clubs of the 1990s like Manchester’s Hacienda. Split over three levels, there are six rooms and seven bars, plus some 2,600 partygoers lifting hands in the air to house, electronica, hip hop and bass music.
Address:
18-20 Fleet Street, Liverpool, L1 4AN, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 305 2424.
Website:
Live Music in Liverpool
Arts Club
Originally a meeting spot for The Liverpool Royal Institute art collective, this historic 19th-century arts building on Seel Street has been transformed into a multi-functional venue for cutting-edge music, comedy and club nights. Expect anything from Fatboy Slim to Foals. It also contains a superb bar and kitchen, serving quality meals and craft beer.
Address:
90 Seel Street, Liverpool, L1 4BH, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 539 4110.
The Olympia
Built in 1905, The Olympia is one of the city's largest concert venues, with an interior modelled on the Moscow Kirov Ballet. Expect large touring acts ranging from anything from Robert Plant and Placebo to New Order and Tame Impala. This converted cinema hosts comedy, boxing and wrestling as well.
Address:
West Derby Road, Liverpool, L6 9BY, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 263 6633
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The Zanzibar Club
The Zanzibar Club has an excellent reputation for handpicking the very best of the underground scene and covering anything from indie and metal to folk and country. Breaking bands long before they hit the big time, the Zanzi is small, so you’re never too far from the action.
Address:
43 Seel Street, Liverpool, L1 4AZ, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 151 707 0633
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