Liverpool's bar and restaurant scene is constantly evolving, making it hard to keep up to date.
Already this year we've seen the opening of a range of restaurants and bars, from Black Barrel Rum on Castle Street to Maray's third venue in Liverpool.
But what is still to come?
Summer 2019 is looking big for Liverpool - here's what's next for Liverpool's bars and restaurants.
Albert’s Schenke
Based in the former Hub Alehouse and Kitchen, Albert’s Schenke launches at the end of July, with a brand new ‘bier halle’ concept.
The bar will have more than 20 beers on tap including special editions, small batches and key kegs which change daily, along with gins, cocktails, prosecco and artisan schnapps.
The bar and restaurant launches with a huge invite-only Bier Festival Weekend on July 26 and 27.
Casartelli Building, 16 Hanover St, Liverpool L1 4AA
16 Bit Chicken
A new concept from Graffiti Spirits Group, the team behind Slim’s Pork Chop Express and Santa Chupitos, 16 Bit Chicken will be a ‘gourmet chicken takeaway’.
The new venue, based on Seel Street, is described as a ‘quirky speakeasy-style retro arcade’ and is set to open this summer.
Our-front the venue will be a chicken restaurant, open during the day and into the early hours.
While in the back 16 Bit Chicken will operate as a hidden arcade filled with 16 different machines - including Pac Man, Point Blank, Time Crisis and Golden Axe.
85 Seel St, Liverpool L1 4BB
Patterson’s
Famed for its buttermilk chicken, Patterson’s will launch its second venue this summer.
Inside the former Button Street Smokehouse, the second venue will open due to ‘huge demand for their famous chicken’.
The new restaurant will continue serving Patterson’s secret recipe chicken.
Baker House, Button St, Liverpool L2 6PT
Jimmy’s Liverpool
Taking over the iconic Cabin Club, Jimmy’s will launch on August 1 with a huge gig by The Coral.
The bar, which is the sister bar to the popular Jimmy’s Manchester, will feature live music seven days a week.
There are a range of other gigs planned for Jimmy’s already, including Giant Rocks on October 11, Johnny Lloyde on October 24, Only The Poets on October 26 and Tom Speight on November 22.
139 Wood Street, L1 4DH Liverpool
Honest Burgers
Rumours have been circulating about Honest Burgers since it announced it would open on Bold Street - but now its website officially says it will open this summer.
The London chain already has 26 restaurants across the UK, including Cambridge, Readings, and Bristol.
100 Bold St Liverpool L1 4HY
14 Bar & Grill
Coming to Daniel House apart-hotel on Trinity Road, 14 Bar & Grill will take over the fourteenth floor and offer ‘the best view of Liverpool’s skyline’.
The restaurant will specialise is brunches, light bites and afternoon tea.
14 Bar & Grill is set to open in August.
Trinity Rd, Liverpool, Bootle L20 3RG
Content
The team behind Bongo’s Bingo is launching a brand new venue made of shipping containers this summer.
Based in the car park on the corner of Stanhope Street, Content will be a multi-purpose leisure complex, made from 15 shipping containers being used for music, arts, drink and eating.
From the end of July, Bongo’s Bingo nights will be based out of Content.
Stanhope Street, L8 5RF
Mann Island Social
Mann Island Social will sit in one of Liverpool’s best sun traps, between the Royal Albert Dock and the Three Graces and is expected to open at the end of July.
The new 4,000 square foot venue comes from The Avenue Group, the team behind Avenue HQ, St Paul’s Social and East Parade Social.
The restaurant will offer a range of options including The Social Sharer, a huge breakfast tray featuring sweet and savoury brunch classics with unlimited tea and coffee refills.
Also on the menu are sharing plates, hand-crafted burgers, and salad bowls, while the bar will serve a range of beers and cocktails.
Mann Island, L3 1BP
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