Jam Restaurant & Tea Bar Sir Thomas Street, L1 Review by Matthew Smith With its contemporary décor and extensive menu, the new Jam Restaurant and Tea Bar offers an eclectic mix of brunch, afternoon tea and evening meals. As my date and I entered we were warmly welcomed by the waitress Eve, who showed ... Read More...
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Koop Bold Street, L1 Review by Lawrence Saunders As the name suggests, this recently opened Bold Street eatery, formerly Chez le Coq, has lost none of its previous incarnation’s fondness for all things poultry. The re-launched restaurant has built on its predecessor’s rotisserie chicken-based menu with the addition of a clutch of burgers ... Read More...
Cheese & Co Derby Square, L2 Review by Natasha Young Cheese & Co may not be the first restaurant in Liverpool specialising in the dairy favourite, but it certainly stands out amongst the city’s offering. Situated in Derby Square, the eatery has nabbed the perfect spot to capture a continental vibe which goes far ... Read More...
Wall of Fame Victoria Street, L2 Review by Mark Langshaw With its neon signage, array of Beatles memorabilia and American-inspired décor, the best of Liverpool and New York collide the moment you step over Wall of Fame’s threshold. A combination of low lighting and soft rock added to the atmosphere as our waiter led ... Read More...
While small venues offer fans an intimate and atmospheric show, something has to be said for arena tours: it allows bands more creativity and the opportunity to put on a huge performance. One of the biggest Irish bands in the world, The Script, offered this no holds barred approach to ... Read More...