With venues popping up a-mile-a-minute, this city centre hub has already cemented its status as an exciting drinking destination. From taprooms pouring out local brews to sprawling warehouses with late-night antics, there are plenty of spots to choose. Need some inspo? Here's our roundup of the best bars in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle.
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For those big kids in need of a little fun, check out ArCains. Not only is the space decked out with both vintage and modern arcade games, but it also has plenty of American-style eats. If you're in need of late-night Baltic Triangle bars, head in after 6pm on the weekend for live DJ sets.
The popular Irish boozer, Punch Tarmey's Liverpool, is an ideal venue for sports fans and foodies. Venture inside, where you'll be met with dark furnishings, alongside 18 HD screens to catch all the action. If you're feeling thirsty, opt for a signature cocktail or ice-cold pints.
You can always rely on Camp And Furnace for a good ol' time in the city. This industrial-style venue is home to a ton of cool events in the large space, from live music gigs to quizzes and club nights. And if you're a tad thirsty, venture to the bar for signature serves.
Baltic Triangle hotspot, Cains Brewery is a top boozer for a boatload of reasons. From bottomless tours to large group bookings and cocktail-making masterclasses, this venue is home to fun events. As for the drinks? Be sure to get your hands on the 'Liverpool in a pint' first served in 1858.
On the hunt for one of the best bars in the Baltic Triangle in Liverpool? Bongo's Bungalow is bound to have you throwing some shapes while gulping lip-smacking drinks. With a fabulous range of events taking place at this Stanhope Street venue, there's certainly no shortage of fun to be had.
When it comes to Baltic Triangle restaurants and bars, Love Lane Brewery is a firm choice. Situated inside a former factory, this venue is serving up tasty craft beers on draught, alongside a selection of homemade gins. As for food? Expect wing Wednesdays or Sunday roasts.
