Weird And Wonderful Bars In Liverpool

As one of the best late night bars in Liverpool, Red Door is known for its weird and wacky cocktails, like the Bakewell Sour and the electric blue Maya Blossom. Neon signs and leather armchairs make up the off the wall decor, but there's no better place to be at Happy Hour than sipping a glass of glitter prosecco on the roof terrace.

Sleek, sophisticated and deliciously pastel-toned, you are invited to 'Dine, Drink, Dance' at this New York-inspired venue. With a global menu that offers everything from tacos to spicy tuna sushi and some of the most enticing cocktails in the city, Neighbourhood is fast becoming one of the most popular bars in Liverpool. 

Circo remains a prominent front-runner in the weird and wonderful Liverpool bar stakes. Immerse yourself in this wacky wonderland with Circo's signature afternoon tea - think popping candy popcorn tarts and candyfloss sundaes - or enjoy a night out to one of their jaw-dropping dinner shows. Every night is a new experience at this quirky Liverpool venue. 

Have a carnival inside a converted Catholic church at Alma De Cuba. This bar and restaurant in Liverpool is decked out in horned chandeliers, hosts circus performances and can have a choir sing to you while you eat at its Sunday Service Gospel Brunch. 

Shrouded in secrecy, the only way into Seel Street's 81LTD is by appointment only. Featuring some very innovative beverages, this tiny cocktail haven is one of the coolest bars in Liverpool. 

You know you've stumbled into somewhere a bit different when the neon sign on the wall reads 'Sleep Is The Baby Mama Of Death'. Plying craft beer, cocktails and good tunes to the wee small hours, Motel is not just one of the wackiest, but also one of the funnest bars in Liverpool. 

Composed of a bar, club and courtyard, this popular Liverpool student bar is the go to place for burgers, beers and bouncy castles. With live music 5 days a week, and a silent disco every Thursday, there's something for everyone at Heebie Jeebies.

Maya is hip-hop and RnB bar in Liverpool that's as goth as it is gorgeous. This underground cocktail bar, which features gated crypt-like booths and crucifix-heavy decor, eschews airs and graces, opting instead for 2-for-1 Hooch deals and frozen margs served in solo cups.

Pirate-themed hideaway, Smugglers Cove, is known for its roasts as much as its rum list, which is one of the most extensive in the city. This quirky bar on the Albert Dock is also one of the biggest cocktail venues in Liverpool, so there's plenty of weird and wacky to experience.

One of the most unique bars in Liverpool, the entrance to Ex-Directory is concealed behind a red telephone box. Inside this secret Liverpool bar you'll find a lush speakeasy with exposed brick walls and cocktails that come served in bathtubs and disco balls.