Best Bars near Resurrection

Soho Bar Liverpool is a lively cocktail bar, nightclub, and sports pub located in the heart of Liverpool’s Concert Square. Known for its neon-lit industrial décor, VIP booths, and a buzzing atmosphere, it offers a mix of house music, happy hour deals, and a beer garden for summer nights. With extended opening hours until 4 AM, it caters to a young, fun-loving crowd seeking late-night entertainment and affordable drinks in a central city location.

The Lime Kiln is a bustling JD Wetherspoon pub in Liverpool's vibrant Concert Square, offering affordable drinks, hearty meals, and a nod to the city's industrial past. Housed in a former Victorian warehouse once linked to chemical manufacturing, it serves breakfast from 8am, real ales, and specials like Curry Thursday in a lively city-center spot perfect for day or night visits.

The Jacaranda, located at 21-23 Slater Street in Liverpool, is a historic music venue, bar, and record store with roots dating back to 1958. Founded by Allan Williams, The Beatles’ first manager, it played a pivotal role in the Merseybeat scene and remains a vibrant live music venue and cultural landmark. With vintage charm, live gigs in the basement, and a vinyl café upstairs, it embodies Liverpool’s rich musical heritage and independent spirit.

Moloko is a vibrant cocktail bar and nightclub located in The Old Stables, 2 Old Peter's Lane, Liverpool. Known for its artisan pizzas, expertly crafted cocktails, and lively events like the Soul Train Over 25s Disco and Peakaboo Drag Brunch, it offers a trendy nightlife experience for an over-25s crowd. With a welcoming beer garden and a focus on quality drinks at moderate prices, Moloko is a hotspot in Liverpool’s Ropewalks district.

Motel Bar is an intimate, late-night cocktail and dive bar tucked into Fleet Street in Liverpool city centre, known for live band-backed karaoke, a moody interior and a young, energetic crowd. The venue runs late into the small hours on weekends, serves a compact drinks menu and favours an edgy, music-first atmosphere rather than formal dining. Expect loud music, close seating and a playful, unpretentious vibe.

Be At One Liverpool on Seel Street is a vibrant cocktail bar renowned for its extensive menu of over 100 expertly crafted cocktails. Nestled in the lively Ropewalks district, it offers happy hours with 2-for-1 deals, student specials at £6, and a buzzing atmosphere perfect for nights out. With skilled mixologists, upbeat tunes, and facilities for cocktail masterclasses, it's a go-to spot for cocktail enthusiasts in Liverpool's nightlife scene. Open late into the night, especially on weekends.

Step into the Moonshine Saloon in Liverpool for a unique blend of immersive theatre and bespoke cocktails. Set in a Wild West-themed saloon, guests bring their own spirits to craft personalized cocktails while interacting with live actors in an engaging storyline. With period costumes, card and dice games, and a lively atmosphere, this cocktail bar offers a memorable night out filled with fun, adventure, and creative mixology.

Alcotraz Liverpool: Cell Block Three-Six is a unique cocktail bar that invites tourists to experience an immersive drinking adventure. Step into a world where cocktails are crafted with creativity, and every sip tells a story, all set within a themed setting that captures the essence of a hidden speakeasy. Perfect for a night out in Liverpool, this bar offers a memorable experience that blends entertainment with exceptional mixology.

Nestled in Liverpool's vibrant Ropewalks district, Kazimier Garden transforms a former car park into a quirky outdoor beer haven. Fairy lights twinkle over gravel grounds, rustic seating, and a wooden train carriage, creating a magical escape for craft beer lovers. Live music spills from the adjacent Stockroom, blending bar vibes with cultural energy amid lush plantings and log fires in cooler months. Vegan-friendly food trucks rotate menus, drawing crowds to this independent gem on Seel Street.

Alma De Cuba occupies the cavernous interior of St Peter’s Church on Seel Street, merging Cuban-inspired cocktails, live music and a theatrical dining room under vaulted brickwork. By day it operates as a relaxed restaurant and on weekend evenings the space converts into an energetic bar and party venue with candlelit tables, balcony seating and dramatic lighting.