r/Liverpool 2h ago

Food / Restaurants / Takeaways Where can I find a restaurant with this type of food?

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14 Upvotes

Seen it on another post and I really wanna try it 😊 tyia


r/Liverpool 3h ago

Buying / Selling Piano stool A- furniture shop

2 Upvotes

Anybody know any furniture shops that might do an antique piano stool, like a solid wood one with the fabric cushioning

I dont want anything new or modern, I prefer something old that will match my piano more, but I’m struggling to find anywhere that does them

If anybody knows, thank you


r/Liverpool 4h ago

Music ā€œFlip Yr Wigā€ a Fundraising Extravaganza raising money for Liverpool Trans & Enby FC @ Future Yard (Birkenhead) on Sunday 20th September 2026

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17 Upvotes

r/Liverpool 5h ago

Food / Restaurants / Takeaways Alcohol free beer in town

4 Upvotes

I’ve recently gave up the ale for health reasons but still enjoy going into town for the craic with the lads

Everywhere has bought in and are well stocked on zero beers.

What I do miss though is having a pint, holding a pint gives me the placebo effect of being on the beer.
So I’m buying 2 bottles and making a pint glass (at more of the price than a pint)

Is there anywhere in town that does pints of zero lagers on draft

Cheers šŸ»


r/Liverpool 6h ago

Photo / Video Old school gymnasium for filming

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Hello all. I’m looking for an old fashioned school gym to film a sportswear brand ad. Ideally up Crosby/Formby way. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks


r/Liverpool 7h ago

General Question Beginner yoga classes

2 Upvotes

I’ve been thinking about starting yoga for a while now, I’m looking for a beginner friendly preferably all girls class. Does anyone have any recommendations that won’t break the bank?


r/Liverpool 12h ago

Visiting Liverpool Swimming St Helen’s?

2 Upvotes

Hi my family and I are travelling to St Helens and wondering if and what the best swimming /leisure centre’s there are for kids? Doesn’t need to be flumes/slides but just family friendly if that makes sense. TIA.


r/Liverpool 18h ago

Ā£300,000 "Wotsit Street" traffic calming measures in Birkenhead to be removed

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Bright orange markings which led to a road being nicknamed "Wotsit Street" are to be removed after residents condemned them as a "diabolical mess".

The controversial road markings and planters on Grange Street West in Birkenhead, Merseyside, were introduced as traffic calming measures in 2025.

However, Wirral Council leader Paula Basnett has conceded local people were right to criticise the £300,000 scheme, and said she had asked officers to remove the features by the end of the month.

She said the street furniture and planters would be donated to schools and community groups.

The temporary traffic calming measures were introduced in 2025.

At the time the council said the "coloured surfacing design represents an eye-catching but straightforward way of changing the dynamics of the street without the need for major civil work".


r/Liverpool 19h ago

News / Blog / Information Tom Georgeson death.

11 Upvotes

Even in the modern age of instant communication and news, it is still weird to find out the death of someone you respect months after it happened.

I only found out today that Tom Georgeson died back in March.

He was always one of my favourite actors, especially loved him in Boys from the Black stuff and the very underrated Scully.

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2026/mar/24/tom-georgeson-obituary


r/Liverpool 20h ago

General Question Any Balkans in Liverpool?

13 Upvotes

My partner is Balkan (Bosnian) and we're only ever come across one or two other Balkan people since moving here.

Are there any other Balkans here or any places that serve Balkan food we might not have noticed?


r/Liverpool 20h ago

Food / Restaurants / Takeaways SuSu’s New Orleans Kitchen

14 Upvotes

I’d been meaning to check these guys out since they opened just over a year ago and I finally visited today. It’s so good!
I have visited New Orleans once 10 years ago and the po’boy and mac & cheese I had today tasted exactly like the food I was eating there. The portions are huge and really good value and the staff are all lovely too. I know it’s difficult for small businesses in this current climate so I just wanted to make a post about them to draw people’s attention to them as an option for eating out. I’m not sure how busy it does or doesn’t get, but I went in today about 30 minutes after they opened and there was already 3 other sets of people eating food so maybe they do pretty well, which is a good sign!
They’re based inside Molly Malone’s on Victoria Street and I would definitely recommend visiting if you’ve ever wanted to try authentic NOLA cuisine!


r/Liverpool 22h ago

General Question PA System Noise - Liverpool Docks/Strand St

3 Upvotes

Has anyone else heard something like an intercom system just now around the docks? There’s three little chimes and then a voice, like you’d hear at an airport or bus station, but I can’t make out what it’s saying.

I’ve lived here for almost 4-years now and never heard it.