Looking to change up your new favourite drinking spot? Well we’ve found the place for you. Located on Slater Street and close to Heebie Jeebies and The Krazyhouse, Santa Chupitos is the perfect place to pre-drink before a night out. The quirky bar has a cool vibe, perfect for students, and its intimate setting makes it…
Review: Liverpool Anglican Cathedral
Standing at the foot of the UK’s largest place of worship, the only feeling that coursed through my veins was that of awe. The 331 ft monolith that is the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral gave me the sensation of something greater, and made me feel small and insignificant before I’d even set foot inside the fascinating…
Finn goes to MCM Comic Con 2016
Liverpool saw its first ever comic con this weekend and it was – quote unquote – mathematical! The event brought thousands of comic book and video game lovers flocking to the docks for the two day inaugural event. Fans thronged the Exhibition Centre in fancy costumes, representing their beloved fandoms. From those who looked well committed…
Happy International Women’s Day!
Happy International Women’s Day from Liferpool! In celebration of women, we’ve compiled a list for those looking to truly understand feminism and what it means in the Merseyside area. AWOL – Angry Women of Liverpool: Created in 2007 when a group of women decided ”a lot of things made us feel very darn angry, and meeting…
Review: Berry and Rye
Calling all drinkers! Liferpool has found your soon to be favourite bar! You’ll be forgiven for never hearing about Berry and Rye – there’s no glaring neon sign to alert you of its presence, there’s no team of bouncers waiting at the door for you. No, Berry and Rye is one of the places where…
Review: The Sphinx
The nook hidden inside the Liverpool University Guild of Students is much more than just a hiding spot for those learning at the Russell Group University. Although that is their prime target audience, the café and bar also attracts and treats those who find it. Hidden just around the corner from the University Starbucks and…
Review: Neck Deep live!
I remember experiencing my first punk gig a few months back and I was left wanting for more. You know that post-concert blues that you go through and usually takes a while to recover? I encountered the same feeling on a Thursday night in Manchester, after watching Neck Deep, five pop-punks from Wrexham, Wales deliver…
The Lowdown on Liverpool Gig Venues
So you’ve gone and booked yourself a concert to see your favourite band, but you’ve never heard of the place they’re playing. What’s a Shipping Forecast I hear you ask? Why is there only a Parr Street Studio 2? I’m here to tell you what to expect wherever you go in the city, so you arrive…
Review: The Bagelry
A bagel-lover’s dream, The Bagelry on Nelson Street just past the Chinese arch, hosts an array of permanent flavours using locally sourced ingredients, with daily specials and a variety of toppings for a very reasonable price! Although we had trusty Google maps on hand, we initially thought we had taken a wrong turn until we accidentally…
Review: Turtle Bay
Gloomy weather got you down? Looking for a Caribbean vibe in Merseyside? Look no further then TURTLE BAY… Focusing on food from the Islands, the recent addition to Victoria Street has been a hit so far with the locals and those just visiting. Above: Date night idea’s got you stressed? No worries, TURTLE BAY has you covered. The…
Fab Four Beatles places to visit
Are you the biggest Beatles fan ever? Or maybe you’re just interested in Liverpool’s rich music history? Well, we’ve got you covered with the top four Beatles attractions in the city for all Fab Four needs. 1.The Cavern Club The iconic Liverpool venue is where The Beatles were first spotted by Brian Epstein in the early sixties,…
Treat your Mum this Sunday!
Mother’s Day is this Sunday, in case you’ve forgotten – which is highly likely with so many deadlines looming. If you’re mum is coming to visit you in Liverpool on Sunday 6th March, we’ve got a few affordable ideas up our sleeves to get you in the good books and save some money. Take a picnic to…
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