Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 11:41 am  

Morning all!

The ball & chain and some friends are off to Liverpool for a hen night in early Feb - not the usual tacky pink tutu & plastic penis sort of night, they're looking for somewhere to have a nice bite to eat and stay for a dance. They tried Alma De Cuba for somewhere to they could stay all night, but have typically left it too late to book.

Anyone know anywhere similar a group of 8 'ladies' can eat and remain for the evening? Or even somewhere good to eat and a venue nearby they can go to and stay the rest of the night. They don't want to be traipsing around the city centre from bar to bar and prefer more 'upmarket' establishments. Apparently.

Cheers in advance

[TimperleySaint]

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 12:09 pm  

Go down to Albert Dock, as there are plenty of nice restaurants down there, and a few different bars for drinks too! http://www.albertdock.com/food-drink

Go down to Albert Dock, as there are plenty of nice restaurants down there, and a few different bars for drinks too! http://www.albertdock.com/food-drink

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 12:33 pm  

Cronus wrote:

Morning all!

The ball & chain and some friends are off to Liverpool for a hen night in early Feb - not the usual tacky pink tutu & plastic penis sort of night, they're looking for somewhere to have a nice bite to eat and stay for a dance. They tried Alma De Cuba for somewhere to they could stay all night, but have typically left it too late to book.

Anyone know anywhere similar a group of 8 'ladies' can eat and remain for the evening? Or even somewhere good to eat and a venue nearby they can go to and stay the rest of the night. They don't want to be traipsing around the city centre from bar to bar and prefer more 'upmarket' establishments. Apparently.

Cheers in advance

Let them get on with it ffs and worry more about getting a night out with the lads sorted.

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 12:50 pm  

WIZEB wrote:

Let them get on with it ffs and worry more about getting a night out with the lads sorted.

You're missing the point. If I let them get on with it there's every chance they'll get fed up and cancel. They've ummed and aahed about it or for too long already. It's happened before.

Therefore I'm happy to go flat out and ensure it goes ahead successfully.

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 12:54 pm  

Mike Oxlong wrote: Go down to Albert Dock, as there are plenty of nice restaurants down there, and a few different bars for drinks too! http://www.albertdock.com/food-drink Thanks for that, looks good - I'll pass it on.

Mike Oxlong wrote: Go down to Albert Dock, as there are plenty of nice restaurants down there, and a few different bars for drinks too! http://www.albertdock.com/food-drink Thanks for that, looks good - I'll pass it on.

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 1:21 pm  

Cronus wrote:

You're missing the point. If I let them get on with it there's every chance they'll get fed up and cancel. They've ummed and aahed about it or for too long already. It's happened before.

Therefore I'm happy to go flat out and ensure it goes ahead successfully.

Fair play.

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 1:50 pm  

You've a lot to learn young WIZEB.

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 2:18 pm  

peggy wrote:

You've a lot to learn young WIZEB.

I know too much, that's the problem.

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 5:30 pm  

I get the impression they are looking for something approaching a 'classy' hen-night. And they want to go to Liverpool???

Re: Liverpool night out? : Mon Jan 20, 2014 5:32 pm  

The Hanover Street Social Brasserie and Bar is really nice: relaxed and very decent fodder. And they certainly do cater for groups.

The Hanover Street Social Brasserie and Bar is really nice: relaxed and very decent fodder. And they certainly do cater for groups.