Best Bars near Number 13

Nestled in Liverpool's Cains Brewery Village, The Tank Room is a captivating ruin bar inspired by Budapest's iconic venues. Housed within a former fermentation tank, this quirky spot serves tank-fresh beers, craft cocktails, and hosts live music amid industrial-chic decor. With an outdoor terrace, it's a vibrant hub in the Baltic Triangle for drinks, bites, and lively evenings. Open weekends from noon, it blends history with modern energy in a unique recycled art space.

Arts Bar Baltic is a multi-purpose creative bar and café in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, housed within a converted studio space at 27 Parliament Street. By day it functions as a bright café and communal workspace serving coffee, simple plates and vegan options; by night it becomes a low-key music and events venue with cocktails, DJs, exhibitions and a lively, locally rooted atmosphere. The space is known for artist displays, late-week nightlife and an informal, creative crowd.

A seasonal outdoor bar in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, The Botanical Garden occupies a suntrap yard behind an old ice-cream factory and specialises in gin-led cocktails, relaxed live music and street-food vendors during its March–October season. Expect eclectic global plant-inspired décor, large communal seating, and a lively yet laid-back vibe that suits sunny afternoons, early-evening drinks and weekend socialising.

Camp and Furnace is a vibrant multi-purpose venue in Liverpool's creative Baltic Triangle, blending bar, restaurant, and events space in an industrial setting. Housed in a former warehouse on Greenland Street, it hosts live music, quizzes, markets, and casual dining with a lively atmosphere perfect for evenings out or daytime hangs. Expect craft beers, hearty food options including vegetarian choices, and a packed calendar of gigs and pop-up events that capture the district's artistic pulse.

Yard is a laid-back bar tucked into Liverpool's dynamic Baltic Triangle at 61 New Bird St. Housed in an industrial shipping container, it offers craft beers, cocktails, and a vibrant atmosphere perfect for casual drinks amid street art and creative energy. Open daily from noon till late, it's a hub for locals and visitors seeking authentic urban vibes in this up-and-coming district.

A Grade I-listed Victorian pub on Hope Street, The Philharmonic Dining Rooms is one of England's most ornate drinking establishments. Built between 1898 and 1900, this architectural gem features mahogany panelling, beaten copper reliefs, art-deco chandeliers, and famously ornate marble-tiled gents' toilets. The pub serves excellent cask ales, wines, and classic British cuisine including award-winning pies. Its intimate rooms—each named after a composer—create a cosy, historic atmosphere perfect for lingering over drinks or meals.

Situated at 1 Arrad Street in Liverpool, The Font is a lively bar known for its affordable cocktails, homemade burgers, and welcoming atmosphere. Operating since 2001, it serves a diverse crowd including students and locals, offering a casual yet vibrant setting with a focus on quality pub food and drinks. Open daily from late morning to late evening, The Font combines traditional pub charm with contemporary social buzz.

Nestled beneath Liverpool's vibrant Hope Street, The Pen Factory is an industrial-chic bistro bar known for its lively atmosphere, seasonal small plates, and a popular beer garden. With exposed brickwork, long wooden tables, and a relaxed yet buzzy vibe, it offers a blend of casual dining and social drinking. The menu features diverse, flavourful dishes including seafood and comfort food, complemented by a well-curated drinks selection. Its unique basement setting and regular events make it a notable spot in Liverpool's dining scene.

Liverpool Arts Bar, located at 22 Hope Street, is a vibrant creative hub housed in a historic Grade-II Masonic Hall. Open daily from 10am to midnight, it offers a welcoming space for local artists, students, and art lovers to enjoy craft beers, cocktails, live performances, and rotating art exhibitions. Its cozy, art-filled atmosphere and diverse events make it a key cultural spot in Liverpool’s creative district.

Tucked away on Bridgewater Street in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle, Hobo Kiosk is a tiny, eccentric pub brimming with character. This quirky gem features eclectic decor of vintage memorabilia, art, and oddities covering every wall, paired with a selection of craft beers and local brews. Run by engaging owners Tristan and Delia, it hosts quiz nights, live music, and art exhibitions in an intimate space that feels like a hidden portal to another world. Open evenings from Tuesday to Saturday, and Sundays afternoons, it's a haven for those seeking authentic, unpretentious vibes in a lively neighborhood.