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Seven Burns’ Night Whisky Bars

Seven Burns’ Night Whisky Bars

We hope you are, like us, boiling your haggises and chopping yer neeps in preparation for tonight’s celebration of Scotland’s wisest bard, Rab C. Nesbitt (that’s right isn’t it?). Afore ye go to the ceilidh at St George’s Hall (a tenner a pop, with Gallimaufry dance band and buffet. Starts at 7:30) or out on [...]


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The Magnificent Roscoe Head

The Magnificent Roscoe Head

Let’s hear it for the Roscoe Head. Is it Liverpool’s smallest boozer? We’re not sure (The Lord Neslon, or The Poste House come close) but it’s definitely one of its friendliest. Next year’s edition (the 40th anniversary, no less) of the Real Ale Guide bestows greatness on the Roscoe Head – one of only seven [...]


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History boys: Sunday in The Liverpool pub

History boys: Sunday in The Liverpool pub

Tired of life? You’ve not been to The Liverpool on a Sunday afternoon, have you? Sevenstreets gets sweaty with a living legend of Merseybeat.


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Bitter Experience: The Old Bank Alehouse

Bitter Experience: The Old Bank Alehouse

Formerly a bank, then a wine bar, now a real-ale pub. Aigburth has gained an excellent new independent pub…


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The Place Where No-one Knows Your Name

The Place Where No-one Knows Your Name

So, who’s been to this ‘new’ hip haunt in theatreland? It’s the talk of the town. But we’re just not sure what, exactly, they’re saying…


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Real Ale, Real Pubs: Georgian Quarter Pub Crawl

Real Ale, Real Pubs: Georgian Quarter Pub Crawl

Is real ale the real thing? Robin Brown crawls Liverpool’s wonderful Georgian Quarter pubs – and finds them good.


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Seven Country Suppers

Seven Country Suppers

So, what to do if you get a text suggesting you ‘discuss over country supper soon’? Book a table at Chiquitos in Cheshire Oaks and your chance of political power is over, my friend. Let us help you.


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Northern Star: The Caledonia is two

Northern Star: The Caledonia is two

In celebration of The Caledonia’s second birthday we talk to landlady Laura King on beer, music and running one of Liverpool’s best pubs.


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Lunch of the Week: The Lodge Ale House & Kitchen

Lunch of the Week: The Lodge Ale House & Kitchen

The Lodge on Lark Lane is known for its night-time entertainment; we went to sample its lunchtime menu and were very pleasantly surprised.


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Bier: Review

Bier: Review

A curious, lesser-explored side street off Bold Street? We’re only here for the Bier…


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Streetsourcing: Free WiFi in Liverpool

Streetsourcing: Free WiFi in Liverpool

Where can you find free WiFi in Liverpool? We asked Liverpool for its free wireless internet tips.


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The Landlord’s Tale

The Landlord’s Tale

For one historic Liverpool pub, the much-delayed Hall Lane bypass has been one stay behind that’s been anything but profitable.


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Streetsourcing: Best beer garden in Liverpool city centre

Streetsourcing: Best beer garden in Liverpool city centre

Where’s the best beer garden in Liverpool city centre? We didn’t know – so we asked Liverpool.


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Review: Pi, Rose Lane

Proper beers, proper pies, proper people. Pi is the bar L18s have been looking for, without even knowing it says Rachel Gardner.


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This Week’s Guest Publication

This Week’s Guest Publication

Want to know what’s really going on in the city? Time to seek out the best of our home-grown publications…


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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier

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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