If you've yet to try out Alcotraz, now's the time. Using immersive theatre, this cocktail bar in the city centre sees you bagging yourself a spot in the clink. Not only will you need to smuggle booze past the guards, but you'll also get bespoke drinks made with said liquor.

Ever dined in a pirate-themed restaurant? No, we're not talking kiddy-style spots, but slick food and grown-up cocktails at The Smuggler's Cove. Check out the Albert Dock favourite for hanging kebabs, roast dinners and chocolate fondue in a unique setting.

If you're on the hunt for fun experiences in Liverpool, check out Quirky Quarter. The immersive museum features a tonne of optical illusions and challenging puzzles - be sure to charge your phone for the excellent photo opportunities here.

One of the wildest party bars in Liverpool, Coyote Ugly is shaking up your Sundays in real rock n roll style. That means a karaoke experience with a twist as Rockeoke puts you on the stage with a live band.

If you're after live entertainment and great music, Liverpool Naval Club should be on your radar. The city centre hangout is throwing all sorts of events, from Dolly Parton tribute nights and Motown shows to an experience that includes Freddie Mercury and Elvis Presley impersonators.

Not only is ArCains one of the best places for arcade games in Liverpool, but most consoles are also free to play. If you're after a cheap night out, then get to Cains Brewery Village for high scores, old-school tunes and all sorts of cocktails.

Sure, you know Alma de Cuba as the place to eat, drink and party... but have you been to the gospel brunch? This unique dining experience serves up dishes like fish tacos and lamb rump set to the tune of live music performed by a choir on an altar stage.

Think you know cocktails? Think again, because The Oracle is bringing a new meaning to after-work drinks. Alongside French Martinis, Manhattan and sours, this Duke Street bar is making magic with card tricks, sleight of hand and jaw-dropping feats.