Cool and Quirky Bars in Liverpool

Not your average cocktail bar, MOJO has got barrel-aged hard shakes, American comfort food and thirst-quenching cocktails on the menu. Head to The Stables for all this and more in laid-back settings with comfy interiors.

If your looking for something a little unusual on your next night out, look no further than arcade gaming haven, Balls Deep Bar. The retro Seel Street spot boasts a bunch of consoles, a beer pong table, a photo booth and, to top it all off, a giant ball pit. 

One of the best bars in the Baltic Triangle, ArCains is making nights out fun again. Head down for the chance to get stuck into their massive selection of vintage and modern consoles, washed down with delicious cocktails and comfort food classics.

Inject a bit of Bavarian into your night out at Bierkeller, the most fun Bavarian bar in town. The German bar celebrates all things Oktoberfest with long communal tables perfect for parties, steins of ice cold beer, and live music in the form of an Oompah band.

It's all aboard when it comes to one of the most unique bars in Liverpool. Primed for cocktails, shots and swashbuckling antics, this venue is a space of pirates, sea theme and tyranny combined in a space that promises unique bites and stunning drinks. 

There's plenty that makes Neighbourhood one of the most distinctive bars in Liverpool, and we're here to tell you why. From brunch and sushi dishes down to luxe interiors, late-night cocktails and romantic dining, it's a hybrid venue in the city like no other. 

One of the biggest cocktail names in the UK, it's no wonder that Be At One finds itself on a list of the coolest bars in Liverpool. While their happy hour is one of the best in the city, it's the mouthwatering concoctions and eclectic interiors that keep Be At One going strong. 

Patron of all things fun and flirty, this unique little cocktail bar in Liverpool is not only churning out the best in interesting drinks, but there's charming interiors and a stunning rooftop alongside a late-night atmosphere, DJs, themed nights and plenty more.

If you're looking for a cool bar in Liverpool, look no further than Revolucion de Cuba. Combining a rum bar, a cantina and a club all in one Havana-esque paradise, you can spend one moment partying on the dance floor and the next clapping along to a mariachi band.

Lane7 is top of the list for off-beat activities galore. Have a go an anything from ping pong to karaoke, crazy golf to bowling all under one roof. Whether you're after alternative date ideas or fun birthday antics, you've found it.

The Alchemist is guaranteed to add a touch of drama to your drinking session. Expect sultry surroundings, a cool soundtrack and theatrical cocktails that bubbles, fizz and surround you with smoke; all if which you'll want to immediately pop on your Insta feed. 

Not only is The Oracle shaking up a menu of quality cocktails, but the Duke Street watering hole has also got a little magic up its sleeve. With magicians performing sleight of hand and fireplaces burning bright, you won't go bored here.

There's not very many secret bars in Liverpool, but when it comes to the coolest, Ex-Directory just can't help itself. Heralded for their afternoon teas and their high-end cocktails, see if you can find the hidden door for a unique drinking experience in the city.

One of the only garden-themed bars in the city, head on down to Allotment for a taste of things natural from botanical spirits and unique food serving options as this quirky Liverpool bar gives you more than something to talk about.

Don't miss out on the finest speakeasy bar in town. With notoriety to its name and quality cocktails on the menu, Berry and Rye make this list for drinks alone. Not just a space for some of the finest concoctions, envelop yourself in a truly decadent and vintage, drinking world.

One of the best gin bars in Liverpool, you'll not only find top shelf spirits and special tonics, but also great service at Jenever. This charming bar promises an eclectic mix of gin-based cocktails that are sure to impress dates and friends alike.

From its industrial feel and stripped back interiors down to its hanging flora and its unique beer garden, if there's a quirky bar in Liverpool that you should be making a beeline for, it's most certainly The Merchant.

Fleet Street is the place for one of the most unique bars in Liverpool, and Motel Bar is the name. An unrivaled space of urban interiors and industrial charm, the raw-edge to Motel promises American drinks and cocktails in a top and unusual environment. 

When it comes to unusual places to drink in Liverpool, Alma De Cuba is a luxurious step above the rest. Not only a top bar found in the heart of a Catholic Church and boasting a myriad of skulls and chandeliers, this Seel Street favourite hosts some of the most unique events in the city.