The BluePages Guide to Liverpool

The Merseyside Maritime Museum is more than just a fantastic museum. It is also a treasure house of architectural and mechanical invention.
The museum shop on the ground floor has a wide range of souvenirs, books, postcards and fair trade gifts.

Maritime Dining Room
This refurbished space on the fourth floor can accommodate 120 people in the restaurant and 200 in the conference space. The feel is art deco, with fantastic views across the Albert Dock and towards the Pier Head and Three Graces. The menu offers food that is regional, modern and affordable and there are facilities for receptions and events with drinks and canapés.

Free State Kitchen serves a contemporary twist on American classics, with quality, locally sourced produce at the heart of our menu.
Enjoy our relaxed restaurant and discover Liverpool's best outdoor dining space in our secret garden at 1 Maryland Street in the heart of the Cultural Quarter.
100% pure beef burgers, locally baked artisan bread, fresh potato chips from Lancashire and everything home made in our kitchen!
A wide range of Gluten Free dishes available, as well as vegan and children's menu.

Bem Brasil Liverpool, on Hanover Street, has benefited from a fantastic £1m refurbishment. Here you can enjoy the truly authentic ‘churrascaria’ atmosphere in the spacious and beautiful dining area on the upper level, or the bright, vibrant and lively bar and dining area on the ground floor.
Come pay us a visit and discover the unique Brazilian dining experience with an abundance of the finest quality food.
We are located in the hub of the city, in Liverpool One, where you will also find a wide variety of shops and bars if you wish to explore the surroundings.

A unique experience set above Liverpool’s magnificent skyline.
Set 300 feet above sea level on the 34th floor of the West Tower, Panoramic 34 is one of the UK’s highest restaurants. This celebrated fine dining restaurant is encapsulated by ceiling to floor windows offering breathtaking 360° views of the iconic river, city and region beyond.
Having truly escaped the bustle of the city streets, guests are welcomed by the enveloping, sensuous comfort of the bar area, the ideal place to unwind and sample the well-stocked bar or peruse the extensive wine list.

Days Inn Liverpool City Centre offers 154 contemporary stylish and spacious bedrooms located in the heart of the business district within walking distance of the Albert Dock, the newly developed ACC and Liverpool ONE. All bedrooms are of the highest standard and quality, making your stay both comfortable and convenient.

The Bridewell - Argyle Street bridewell and fire station was built in the 1840’s at a cost of £2675and was mainly used as a lock up, playing host to over refreshed and excitable seamen and dockers, there were 7 cells which housed over 100 “guests” each month, bread was free as was the floor - if you required use of a bed or better food then these would have to be paid for.
Charles Dickens was sworn in as a special constable for one night only in 1860 whilst researching his novel “The Uncommercial Traveller”
The Building ceased to be used as a prison in 1932 but was brought back to life during the second world war by the US military - rumours of German POW and conscientious objectors - but as these activities were shrouded in mystery for fear of letting the enemy discover, any evidence has been lost in the passages of time.

Liverpool’s legendary party venue is back! Christakis has moved from its original York Street and Smithdown Road locations to smart new city centre premises on Duke Street. Expect the best of Greek and Mediterranean food with an expanded menu and that fab party atmosphere with Greek dancers, belly dancers and DJs til late at weekends.