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From the Royal School for the Blind to a gourmet pub and now what could potentially be Liverpool's prettiest bar, The Florist is opening in a Grade-II listed site on Hardman Street. From World Trading Company (the people behind Liverpool's The Smugglers Cove), the new bar will be blooming gorgeous,... Read more >

Liverpool's historic building that houses The Royal Institution has undergone a transformation to become a private members' club. The club's decor has brought life back to its 19th century glory with ornate rugs, marble bar tops, and glasses hanging in cages from the ceiling. Bold, rich colours... Read more >

Rocket & Ruby's days as a stall at the Baltic Market are numbered but that just means that bigger and better things are headed our way. Heralded for their mozzarella sticks, cheesy fries, and coconut calamari, their new location will be in Liverpool's Derby Square. Taking residence in the venue... Read more >

Views, drinks, and Pan-Asian cuisine, arrive in cocktail bar form with a waterfront view in Liverpool. Liberté, the newest and exclusive cocktail bar, embraces an urban theme which means, you guessed it, graffiti covered walls. Inspired by London and the lower east side of Manhattan, the bar,... Read more >

Hafla Hafla have become a widely-known name amongst Liverpool foodies as thousands have come to their stall at Baltic Market to taste their signature halloumi fries; they once went through half a tonne of halloumi in a week. Since then, customers have savoured falafel, shakshuka, and other... Read more >

From the team behind Duke Street's Filter and Fox, Belzan is the product of a crowdfunding campaign by owners Owain Williams and Chris Edwards. Serving from breakfast until dinner, the ethos behind the restaurant was one of ethics and seasonality, as all the food served has been sourced with... Read more >

They’ve been teasing it for weeks and now Liverpool’s most secretive bar has revealed itself. Dirty Little Secret is a speakeasy in Liverpool, where we know the address, we know they make cocktails, but not much else. It’s all going to be revealed soon but in the meantime, you can collect... Read more >

The Silk Road was a trade route that connected the Mediterranean Sea (and the surrounding countries) with East Asia and among all the cool things they exchanged with each other, the most important one was food. That ecliptic cuisine is at the centre of Silk Rd, as they open their second venue –... Read more >