A heralded haunt in the heart of Liverpool, not only is Alma De Cuba a whirring complex of restaurant, bar and party palace, this venue holds its home in a cool conversion of the grandiose St Peter's Catholic Church.

Spaces upon spaces of stunning settings make up the beautiful bones of Alma De Cuba. From a charming, brick clad corner called the Lady Chapel that totes room for private 15 strong parties, and a grand, chandelier smothered restaurant that overlooks the carnival cool of The Alter, to bookable booths in the bustling bar below, Alma De Cuba is a destination unto its own. Primed for roaring carnival events, weddings and birthday parties alike, this city centre star is befitting of many an occasion.

With Hispanic and Cuba roots ringing true, those dining in the restaurant can get a deliciously ambitious fill of treats, whether that's lushing over Alma jerk chicken with naga chillies and coconut rice at £12.95, or tucking into honey and three pepper baby back ribs for the same price. Cocktail cavorting is also afoot at Alma, try their Red Neck Root Beer with bourbon and Jeremia Wood root at £7.00, or their Violet Martini with vanilla vodka, edible flowers and crème de violet at £8.00.