Night out in Liverpool?

Question

Im 46 and taking my partner age 43 to Liverpool on a Fri Nite, we are booked into the Atlantic Tower Hotel and eating at a place on Stanley Street and then we want to go to some bars without trailing round everywhere, we rnt into a big music scene but want somewhere lively! Any ideas

Answer 1

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Depends on yer musical taste, hon, but I, personally recommend Matthew Street, 'cos the atmosphere down there's absolutely bloody ELECTRIC- there's no other word which'll do it justice! You've got all yer Sixties and Beatles-themed bars down there, such as Rubber Soul, Lennon's Bar, and, of course, yer famous Cavern Club, which again, I personally recommend- (although, be warned, it gets absolutely chock-a-block and boilin'-bloody-hot down there), but again, the atmosphere down there's electric! Matthew Street also has a range of Seventies and Eighties bars to offer, such as Flares, (in the Seventies catagory), and The Tube and Reflex in the Eighties catagory. The Grapes- (the pub down Matthew Street that our Corneilius has just touched on), was the pub yer Beatles used to drink in before AND after each gig they performed down The Cavern. Flanagan's is also good- a traditional little Irish pub, and a bloody good place to go for the "crack", I do believe it's called over in Ireland- (and NO, 'crack' doesn't mean what I daresay YOU'RE probably gonna think it means, when it's used in that particular sense!) Head down Matthew Street. I promise ya, ya WON'T be disappointed, and ya won't get any **** from any bugger while yer down there, 'cos trust me, luv, they're as good as gold down there! :)

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A Londoner with seven years of experience and countin' of Liverpool. Peace and love! Be lucky! :)

Answer 2

Sounds like Mathew Street is right up your street (sorry about the pun)

Mathew Street is a short stagger from Stanley Street (you realise Stanley Street is were most of the gay bars and clubs are situated?) and caters to older revellers compared to the young people around Concert Square.

Try The Grapes pub, it's usually very crowded at the weekend, and has live music, or go to Flanagan's apple, the original themed Irish bar on three floors with live bands on all of them. You have loads of Beatles themed bars and places like flares which does 80's music. if you want a quiet time pop around the corner to the White Star which is a more traditional pub.

From Stanley street you are surrounded by old traditional boozers which are all lively at a weekend.

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http://www.mathew.st/venues.php

Answer 3

The City Centre of Liverpool is pretty easy to get about , and look up on the net to see if anything is happening when you go . Just go with the flow in Liverpool and you will have a great time .