McHale’s Irish American Bar, which was demolished as part of the £39 million regeneration of Lime Street, may have found a new home. Plans have been submitted to Liverpool City Council which could see the well-known alehouse relocate across the road next to the Worlds Apart comic book store. If approved, the ... Read More...
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A new cocktail bar called Furnival’s Well will open at the site of the former Liverpool ONE Bridewell pub in the Ropewalks area next month. The venue, which is the latest project from the team behind Berry & Rye, will reflect the building's Victorian heritage in its decor and drinks menu. Danny Murphy of ... Read More...
Following a major four-week refurbishment programme the legendary Liverpool pub, The Slaughter House, is most definitely open for business. To mark the occasion, Your Move was invited along for a first look at the Fenwick Street venue. The oldest alehouse in the city which can trace its roots back to 1839, offers an ... Read More...
One of Liverpool’s most unique pubs will serve up its final pint tomorrow night (9 April). The team behind Liverpool ONE Bridewell have decided not to renew the building’s lease after five years in charge of the Campbell Square venue. Paul Fitzgerald, event manager at Liverpool ONE Bridewell, says: “It’s been a hell ... Read More...
Ranelagh Street’s nightlife offering could be further expanded with a proposed new bar on the site of the former Millets outdoor store. Located opposite Liverpool Central station next door to the Lobster Pot chip shop, the new bar would join a list of pubs on Ranelagh Street and nearby Charlotte Street. Architectural ... Read More...
In recent years the New World Trading Company (NWTC) has been making its mark on Liverpool’s lively food and drink scene, with brand new venue The Club House causing a stir during its construction in Liverpool ONE. Having already bought the popular Smuggler’s Cove to Albert Dock, NWTC’s now complete new offering is ... Read More...
A Grade-II* listed former bank on Ranelagh Street could be converted into a new city centre pub, under plans submitted to the council. If approved, the ‘Earl of Ranelagh’ will be housed in the old Santander bank opposite Liverpool Central station. The bank was closed in February 2014 and has laid ... Read More...