The weekend may be coming to a close, but that doesn't mean the fun has to stop. Get to know Sunday night in Liverpool; where live music, relaxed drinking sessions and quirky activities all take centre stage.
We've got it all in this guide, from nights out to great meals and wholesome events. So, instead of wallowing in the Monday blues, head out and see what fun events and experiences our city has to offer.
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Punch Tarmey's is a Cains Brewery Village pub, offering a chilled out vibe for sports fans, groups of friends and couples alike. Raise a glass to the final hours of the weekend here, where live music and match day screenings will act as your entertainment.
Spice up your boring ol' Sunday plans at Masons in the heart of the city centre. Step inside this popular party hub for a mouthwatering bottomless brunch touting Asian plates or hearty roast with all the trimmings, all while celebrating the weekend.
Located on both Water Street and Bold Street, Mowgli is a gorgeous Indian restaurant that specialises in authentic street food. Think butter chicken, Himalayan cheese toast, lamb bunny chow and so much more, paired with refreshing cocktails aplenty.
These Instagrammable spots are truly gorgeous, filled with twinkling fairy lights, indoor trees and foliage. Plus, their signature rope swing seats really add to the experience.
Looking for somewhere to go on a Sunday night that won't close early? 54 Liverpool is open until 3am throughout the weekend, promising a buzzing atmosphere and a mix between a late-night bar and a nightclub in a New York-inspired setting.
This spacious venue spans across two floors, boasting a VIP section, 22 booths and a stage that hosts regular live performances. And with a state-of-the-art wound system in place, you're bound to be dancing all night long.
Ink Bar is home to an unmissable weekly celebration, complete with live DJs, private bookable booths and refreshing cocktails. Swing by for one of their Sunday Sessions and you can dance your way into the week ahead in epic fashion.
@ Albert's Schloss - Liverpool on Every Sunday
Head down to Albert's Schloss for Sunday Service, a lively event where Sunday choirs, rotational DJs and great food take centre stage. They'll be serving up their signature cook haus roasts, while you sip German beer and enjoy the live music - and anyone with an Industry card gets 50% off their food and drink from 7pm.
A stalwart of Liverpool's bar scene, this historic boozer knows all about Sunday night drinking. Join Cavern Pub for the evening and you'll be serenaded by live bands, kept well watered with fresh pints and can even munch on a range of simple yet effective toasties if you get hungry.
Heebie Jeebies is one of Liverpool's most in-demand spots when it comes to Sunday nightlife, providing the perfect setting for grooving into the week ahead. Spread across multiple floors, the venue plays indie hits 'til late and always guarantees a buzzing atmosphere.
Roxy Ball Room is a must if you're spending your Sunday nights at Liverpool ONE. Expect to find droolworthy pizzas, cracking happy hour deals and all you need to play beer pong or a few rounds of pool, with a quirky beer garden out back if you fancy some alfresco drinks.
On Sunday nights, head on over to Pins Social Club in the heart of the city centre. Venture inside for plenty of fun, including live sports showings, shuffleboard, ping pong, followed by some fabulous entertainment. Worked up an appetite? There are burgers for that.
Yes — Sunday night in Liverpool is far from quiet. The city has a strong Sunday nightlife culture, with venues like Heebie Jeebies playing indie hits until late, 54 Liverpool open until 3am, and Ink Bar's Sunday Sessions running every week with live DJs and bookable booths. Whether you want a relaxed drink or a proper night out, there's plenty on.
Several venues stay open well into the early hours on Sundays. 54 Liverpool in Ropewalks is open until 3am, offering a nightclub-style atmosphere with VIP booths and live performances. Ink Bar runs its weekly Sunday Sessions until 4am, and Heebie Jeebies on Seel Street is a reliable late-night option with a buzzing indie atmosphere across multiple floors.
Plenty. Pins Social Club in the city centre offers shuffleboard, ping pong, live sports screenings and burgers on Sunday nights. Roxy Ball Room at Liverpool ONE is open Sunday evenings with beer pong, pool, pizza and a rooftop beer garden. Mowgli Liverpool Water Street is a great option for a casual dinner with a lively atmosphere to round off the weekend.
Masons on Seel Street hosts Soulful Sundays from 1pm, combining a two- or three-course roast with a live acoustic singer. Punch Tarmey's in the Baltic Triangle is a great pub option with live music and match day screenings on Sundays, while Albert's Schloss on Bold Street serves Cook Haus roasts every Sunday alongside free live entertainment.
