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Igloo
Dark and stylish venue which prides itself on its cocktails and clobber - strict dress codes even forbid polo shirts at the weekend. Which, of...
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Lloyds Number One
For those who aspire to Wetherspoons when they grow up, Lloyd’s Number One is the nursery. In fairness, though, there’s plenty of decent spirit brands...
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Walkabout
Does what it says on the can of Four X. Attracting stag parties and big screen sport lovers, this is a beer barn of the...
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Mood Bar
Multi-floored fun palace for Red Bull and Vodka types wearing week-old spray tans and tight-fitting satin. And the girls are equally shimmery. Expect a lot...
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The Peacock
Busy, if somewhat schizophrenic bar that aims at the Alma de Cuba style crowd but doesn’t quite pull it off. Best for an after work...
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Heebie Jeebies
Sprawling series of rooms surrounding a courtyard perfect for summer drinking. It’s a dancing-where-you-stand kind of place attracting students, thirty-somethings and pre-club drinkers. Friendly atmosphere,...
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Studio 2
The shell of an old recording studio (part owned by Phil Collins, and hired out to Coldplay, amongst others) now makes for a cosy, Alpine-chalet-like...
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Mojo
Rock’n’roll’n’blues flavoured joint, with decent jukebox, bourbons, beers and boisterous, but friendly crowd. No dancefloor. Not that it’s easy to dance to Muddy Waters and...
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Lago
Refreshingly un-stuffy Ropewalks old-timer with a one-floor-fits-all interior, where you’ll hear Stevie Wonder, Robert Palmer, old school Hip Hop and Indie faves, alongside locals, students...
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Total Eclipse of the Heart
It's finally made good on the promises we had in store for it. Mann Island is amongst the ugliest new buildings in line for this...
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London Calling
Robin Brown leads a tour through London Road's character-filled pubs
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Primate Colours
Chimp Creative: Murals, Mayhem and Monkey Business
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So You Think You’re Funny?
Heard the one about the comedy course that aims to bring more than a smile to Liverpool's stressed out city-centre workers?
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It would appear that we have fallen out of favour with Labour Councillor, Rachel O’Byrne. “Oh dear, Seven Streets, you used to be so cool,” the Allerton & Hunts...
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