Laura’s Little New Arrival
We all love Laura’s Little Bakery’s perfect parcels of goodness at Bold Street Coffee. Now the city’s go-to cake-maker is about to set up her very own shop. We’re first in line, says David Lloyd.
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Review: Red Hot World Buffet
A numbing explosion of food, noise, colour, smells, booze and gluttony awaits us at Liverpool One’s all-you-can-eat buffet.
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Liverpool on television
Desperate Scousewives is just the latest in a long line of TV series about Liverpool. But do they do our city justice. We don a pair of leather trousers and find out.
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Polar Bar necessities in Liverpool ONE
What can we expect for Christmas? A pop-up winter bar with mulled wine and giant jenga in Chavasse Park as it goes.
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Ivory and ebony ticklers wanted
Bash out a few notes – while spending them – at Liverpool One.
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More, More, More
Ahead of her reading at Waterstones, Liverpool University graduate, Emma Unsworth talks to SevenStreets about her debut novel, which takes haute cuisine to an astrophysical level even Heston couldn’t match…
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Liverpool Ghost Streets 3: Manesty’s Lane
Continuing our sometime chronicling of the city’s less celebrated streets, David Lloyd unearths a tiny lane with a history out of all proportion to its size…
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When Topshop Met Liverpool
It’s not all Ladies Day horrors, our love of the dress can be far more harmonious than horsey, as this new Liverpool-inspired Topshop range shows…
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Lunch of the Week: The Hub
Another addition to the far reaches of Liverpool ONE, The Hub is a hushed spot with decent beer, friendly service and a good value menu of gastropub favourites.
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Hed Kandi For Liverpool ONE
Liverpool gives Hed Kandi it’s first taste of the provinces, with a major new store in South John Street.
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There Be No Culture Here
So what have you got to do to get a magazine around these parts? SevenStreets gets all wrapped up…
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Jamie’s Italian: The Review
The newest recruit to Liverpool ONE’s harvest of chain eateries, Jamie’s Italian brings a superstar chef to the city. In name at least. Inspired by Mr Oliver’s “passion for Italy”, the 14-strong chain restaurant describes itself as a “neighbourhood restaurant, offering authentic, affordable and great quality Italian food on the high street”. Really? Let’s see… [...]
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Objects of Affection: Vita Audio
Seeking something small, perfectly formed and surprisingly powerful for your city pad? We’ve spotted the perfect item on the horizon…
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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier
— Matt Berry comes to the Kazimier with his set of psych-folk and tracks from his new album, Kill The Wolf.
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