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    The Shipping Forecast

    The Shipping Forecast

    3.8(28 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    ££

    Great craft beer and an amazing choice of burgers you say? Sign me up right now!…read more The SF is basically a giant modern pub/bar with loads of room to make any part of it your own, I was meeting a friend and enjoyed sitting at the bar chatting with the friendly staff while he made his way there and from looking at the menu I knew exactly what I wanted to eat the moment I lay eyes on it - 'Monster Munch' burger - yep that's right, a delicious tasty patty with a stack of my favourite childhood crisps on it (I pimped it up even further by adding guacamole to the mix) - served with great chips for a tenner, it really did hit the spot! Throw in a good selection of lagers, ales and guests like Ilkley brewery this place ticked all the boxes for me :-) Supposedly the DJ's they have in here regularly are pretty good too! I'll be back next time I'm in Liverpool.

    Liverpool's latest drinking haven docked recently in May just in time for the city's Sound City…read moreextravaganza and got stuck in by hosting an array of top DJs and announcing loads of DJs and bands to follow in the coming months. Anyone who is familiar with the excellent Bungalows and Bears of Sheffield will not be surprised with The Shipping Forecast as the same group has brought their stripped down ethos of good beer, good music and comfy surroundings to Liverpool. The music is as eclectic as the shabby chic interior and can give Mello Mello a run for its money. The guys here have torn away any reminder of the venues Flares past to reveal lovely bare brick walls and wooden floors giving the place a very natural feel. Ale drinkers will be pleased too - which might come in handy situated on Slater Street - as there is a good selection of beers on draught. Me and me mate got some food here too, and while I do not wish to say anything bad about somewhere so new, when I order Fish n Chips, I expect chips not fries - it's just not cricket. Danny on the other hand was very pleased with his steak and ale pie - once he battled through the crust. It's good pub grub, with a good choice of burgers and sandwiches all reasonably priced under 7 with chips. It could be a very brave move to set up camp on Slater Street but hopefully it is a sign of things to come. With Santa Chupito and Mello down the road we could be seeing a new scene emerging but first TSF must hold its own against Slater's more traditional elements.

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    Studio2 - Studio2 Launch, September 5th

    Studio2

    4.5(2 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    What was once Studio 2 in Parr Street Studios is now Studio 2 the bar, a highly stylish venue for…read morewine supping while someone croons or strums onstage. It's obviously retained its musical culture and turned it into something relaxing, interesting and painfully chic. In a good way. Walk in and you're greeted not only with candy for the eyes, but the same for the nose. No, not THAT kind of nose candy, even though it has a strong history with musicians (including the likes of Diana Ross, Take That, Echo and the Bunnymen and many mire), it's just that Studio 2 is one of the most nasally stimulating bars I've ever experienced. Whether it's cooking smells or cocktail aromas the place just seems to be buzzing with a scented ambience, and the chilled out bustle of its clientele and the sumptuous decor just adds more weight to that. The drinks prices are actually mighty reasonable for such a sophisticated place. Advertised as being a place for the over 30s, if you're a discerning twenty-something like me you'll be more than welcome, just as long as you adhere to the dress code. This I like - it means the bar attracts a more classy clientele and you're as likely to see a rowdy brawl break out here as you are to see the Pope become the spokesperson for safe sex. The staff are friendly, and as well as the place being a bar it's also got a great dining menu from the same brainboxes that serve the food at Alma de Cuba. Now that's a stamp of approval if ever one was needed. One of the original drum rooms serves as the dining area and the other is filled with beanbags to crash on. You can't be more chilled out than you are if seated on a bean bag. With live music every Saturday and an atmosphere perfect for someone looking for a quieter and more cultured night out - it's perfect for dates, for example - you can't argue with the quality of this place. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here and I'm sure you will too.

    My friends and myself walked randomly in this venue and loved it from the first second. We've never…read morebeen in Liverpool before so we had no idea where to go and what to expect. We found this gem in the heart of the city center and went the hole weekend there. The atmosphere was amazing, people enjoyed the music, their drinks and had fun. Next to the various cocktails we gave the food a go and loved it. It got served on a big platter. It looked good and tasted delicious. I had the best chicken ever! Big "Thank You" to the chef for this experience. After the friendly staff told us about the history of the venue we enjoyed it more than before. It used to be a recording studio where Coldplay, Atomic Kitten, Take That and lot of other musicians recorded their album....sooo exciting. I can only recommand this place. Amazing venue, nice & friendly staff, delicious drinks, food and live music. We don't really have this type of venue in Germany...really a shame! I would go there every day.

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    Studio2 - Studio2, Liverpool's Jazz, Blues, Soul live music venue. NEW at the weekend we offer full food menu.

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    Studio2, Liverpool's Jazz, Blues, Soul live music venue. NEW at the weekend we offer full food menu.

    The Magnet - from website

    The Magnet

    4.0(16 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    ££

    The Magnet is quite a funky place, and is one of the best bars for live music in Liverpool. It…read moreboasts a community of musicians and artists who give it It's identity. The resident DJ's play a mixture of jazz, soul and funk which really gives it a latin feel. The top bar area has a chilled out relaxing ambience where you can have a quiet drink with friends or snuggle up with someone in the cosy booths. The basement level, known as The Sink has a completely different mood, more of a club party atmosphere with a huge sound system. They host DJ's and live music throughout the week. Then there's another area, known as the Fish Tank which is really chilled but still has a decent variety of music, just not as "clubbish". Make sure you check out the website before heading down for a night out because sometimes it is ticket only entry which can be a bummer if you didn't know. Also, there can often be a big queue to get in, so expect to wait and even be turned away at the door if you don't look smart enough. Its 24 hour licence makes it extremely popular after hours so your best bet is to get in early.

    The Magnet is the scene to be seen in the early hours of the morning. This is when it is at its…read morebusiest, as the late night license allows it to keep on partying once everywhere else has wound down. A venue that emulates 'cool', its history speaks volumes and promises that things can only get better. The venue consists of a ground-floor bar and seating area, and at the back you can usually find a DJ and an impromptu dancefloor just outside the loos. The vibe here is generally jazz, funk, soul and anything chilled out and groovy. Downstairs hosts various music events and is split into the main dancefloor area, with a stage and elevated DJ box, where you can hear anything from drum & bass to disco; and the fishbowl, which has more seating and a different atmosphere once again. The Magnet has been going since 1958 and was one of the city's first black venues, and you can still see evidence of this today. It is a club that has remained faithful to its roots, and always puts music and a chilled atmosphere top of its list of priorities. Whether its a stop-off on your way into town or a late night whistle-wetter, The Magnet is definitely the place to be!

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    Zanzibar Club - from www.thezanzibarclub.com

    Zanzibar Club

    3.8(12 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    £

    The Zanzibar is one of my favourite small venues in Liverpool. It is one of the few venues that…read moredoes not over charge for drinks at the bar. The Zanzibar is air conditioned, which is great during summer. It is a small venue but has plenty of room for standing to watch a gig, with large tables for resting your drinks on. It also has a raised seating area with lots of comfy seats, tables and stools where you can hang out to watch the bands. The sound always seems to be excellent in the Zanzibar. So often at venues the sound can take a few songs to get right, but the sound technicians here really do give the impression that they pay attention in sound checks and they get it right. The lighting is good but fairly basic, but as this is only a small venue too much would be inappropriate. The stage area is small and is on ground level rather than being raised, but it sort of gives the impression of a more intimate environment for a gig. The toilets are not the nicest. They are pretty basic and in need of a refurb, but I've seen a hell of a lot worse. The bar staff are very friendly and once you have been to the bar a couple of times they remember what you have been ordering and ask if that's what you want again. They make you feel very welcome. This is an excellent inexpensive venue.

    There was once a time when a visit to the Zanzibar meant hours of giggling at what people's eyes,…read moreteeth and dandruff looked like illuminated to Vegas-levels beneath the ultraviolet lights. How times have changed. By that I don't mean I've matured, I just mean I hardly go there anymore, which is a shame. The Zanzibar is the ideal place to crawl into to get your fix of forgettable support bands and chord-striking gems. Grimy and tattered inside, the venue is cripplingly dark for two reasons- atmosphere and hiding the state of the place. God knows what the walls look like but despite this, I think history will look back on this place fondly, and not just for those UV lights.

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    Zanzibar Club - Picture from Zanzibar website

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    Zanzibar Club - From www.thezanzibarclub.com

    From www.thezanzibarclub.com

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    The KrazyHouse - from http://www.thekrazyhouse.co.uk/

    The KrazyHouse

    3.7(38 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    £

    The K... what can I say? If you're a regular in Liverpool city centre at the weekend, I find it…read morehard to imagine that you have never been in Krazy House, it is one of the famous venues for a night out - whether famous for good or bad, I've never quite been able to establish. The outside of the club is pretty garish with loud colours, this might set you into a false sense of security as I don't think the interior has ever seen a lick of paint. Cleanliness just doesn't exist in here, there are very rarely seats on the toilets, the place is just generally grimy and the smell is absolutely inexplicable! There are three independent floors, each with a separate genre of music and its own DJ and completely different clientele, in theory with something for everyone. Even though it seems I've given the Krazy House, the only way I can justify my 4 stars is if you go. It is basically a disgusting place of wonder where you have to go at least once in your lifetime.

    Ah the Krazyhouse... Where to start? OK well lets start about 17 years ago when I first went here…read moreand it was known as Sloans. The golden years as I like to think of it. Its a lifetime ago, and you may wonder why I keep going back after all these years. Well my reasons are as follows: 1- There is no other decent rock club in Liverpool. The city centre is full of indie and dance nights, but none of these come close to a rock night. 2- The drinks are still inexpensive after all these years. The 2 for 1 offer has long stopped, but the value remains. You can still get a bottle for about £2 and a shot for £1.50, which is unusual in a city centre club. 3- The people are welcoming. The Krazyhouse generally has a good atmosphere, particularly on the 1st floor. There are no bad attitudes here. It doesn't matter if you're a teenager or middle aged, as long as you're here to have fun then people accept you. 4- There are 3 different dance floors, with different types of music. Generally the first floor has the heaviest music, the 2nd is more indie type music, and the 3rd floor is cheesy chart music. 5 - There are areas on or near each floor where you can chill out. You can get away from the dance floor and chat to friends. 6 - The entrance is cheap. It usually only goes up to about £5 late on a Saturday night. 7- There is a good presence of security milling around to ensure that if there is any trouble, it is stopped immediately. 8 - There is a cloakroom on the 3rd floor so you don't have to dance round your coat or chance shoving it behind a speaker. 9 - There is a snack bar which offers burgers, hot dogs, chips, veggie burgers, pot noodles, soft drinks and sweets. The food is cheap and cheerful and always hits the spot. 10 - The club has regular all nighters which last till 6am. This sort of night is rare unless you go to a dance night and usually you have to pay a lot of money to get into one of these nights. Even when it isn't an allnighter the club is open till 4am.

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    The KrazyHouse - From http://www.thekrazyhouse.co.uk/

    From http://www.thekrazyhouse.co.uk/

    The KrazyHouse - From http://www.thekrazyhouse.co.uk/

    From http://www.thekrazyhouse.co.uk/

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    From http://www.thekrazyhouse.co.uk/

    Eric's Live - musicvenues - Updated May 2026

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