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I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please 
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x "
Bookmarking as I'm in Liverpool in the not to distant future |
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Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest! |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I know that Liverpool is 42 miles from a big boobed cunt who will happily chauffeur you about as needed and show you the sights.
Okay, in Liverpool itself. Lunya. You need to go to Lunya and order all the small plates that can fit on your table and then a few more and spend an evening eating deliciousness and drinking good wine.
Coffee wise - Bold Street Coffee.
Lacey gave me an amazing suggestion of a poutine place which was utterly lush but I can't rem_mber its name. Lacey? Laceeeey? |
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"I know that Liverpool is 42 miles from a big boobed cunt who will happily chauffeur you about as needed and show you the sights.
Okay, in Liverpool itself. Lunya. You need to go to Lunya and order all the small plates that can fit on your table and then a few more and spend an evening eating deliciousness and drinking good wine.
Coffee wise - Bold Street Coffee.
Lacey gave me an amazing suggestion of a poutine place which was utterly lush but I can't rem_mber its name. Lacey? Laceeeey? "
Caribou poutine; yum! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I know that Liverpool is 42 miles from a big boobed cunt who will happily chauffeur you about as needed and show you the sights.
Okay, in Liverpool itself. Lunya. You need to go to Lunya and order all the small plates that can fit on your table and then a few more and spend an evening eating deliciousness and drinking good wine.
Coffee wise - Bold Street Coffee.
Lacey gave me an amazing suggestion of a poutine place which was utterly lush but I can't rem_mber its name. Lacey? Laceeeey? "
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!"
Gonna look up the Moose coffee on insta. I’d spend all day walking around to coffee shops. |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I know that Liverpool is 42 miles from a big boobed cunt who will happily chauffeur you about as needed and show you the sights.
Okay, in Liverpool itself. Lunya. You need to go to Lunya and order all the small plates that can fit on your table and then a few more and spend an evening eating deliciousness and drinking good wine.
Coffee wise - Bold Street Coffee.
Lacey gave me an amazing suggestion of a poutine place which was utterly lush but I can't rem_mber its name. Lacey? Laceeeey?
Caribou poutine; yum!"
Yeeeees! I was about to ask how you knew but checked your location. Yes. Boldy.
CARIBOU POUTINE.
Write it down. |
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Anglican Cathedral is breathtaking, one of my fave buildings. You can do the tower tour too. You don't have to be religious to appreciate it.
Cains Brewery village fir eats and drinks.
Junkyard golf is fun, also down that end of town.
Pubs-Ye Old Cracke if you like chatty locals, or Peter Kavanaghs.
Coffee-Rococco or 92 degrees.
There's all the Beatley stuff if you're into that, I did the Magical Mystery coach tour a few years back with my Norwegian friend and it was pretty good.
The Museum of Liverpool Life is excellent, stuff on music, footy and everything in between. Dip in to the bits that interest you or do the whole thing.
Enjoy!
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The two cathedrals on either side of the same road are stunning. Very different but both equally amazing.
Ones grand and old gothic style as you'd expect. The other one is big and modern..ish and hexagonal! |
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I'd really recommend Potts café just off bold street. Also down the hatch if you want amazing burgers.
As mentioned, the two cathedrals are well worth a visit, as well as the museums you'll find near lime Street. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Moose Coffee is pretty good ( that comes from a tea drinker)
I moose coffee. Just a shame you can't book - I spent more than one lunchtime loitering outside waiting for a table."
It’s currently top of my list, and the back street cafè you mentioned above. |
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"I'd really recommend Potts café just off bold street. Also down the hatch if you want amazing burgers.
As mentioned, the two cathedrals are well worth a visit, as well as the museums you'll find near lime Street."
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"my advice would be don't go to Liverpool
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Why? I was there for two nights myself just recently, and received numerous offers of blowjobs, ‘man pussy’, and even gloryholes! Very few single women or genuine couples looking for straight guys in and around Liverpool it seems, so perfect for yourself  |
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"Is there an actual Bold street?
Boldy on Bold Street! "
Bold street is my favourite bit, takes you from central station to the bombed out church, loads of restaurants and cafes and it has a really lovely vibe to it.
Best hungover breakfast in town: cafe Tabac at the top of bold street.
Oh, Chinatown is up that way and that's worth a look - there's a huge Chinese arch there. |
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"Moose Coffee is pretty good ( that comes from a tea drinker)
I moose coffee. Just a shame you can't book - I spent more than one lunchtime loitering outside waiting for a table.
It’s currently top of my list, and the back street cafè you mentioned above. "
They do some great Breakfasts too !! |
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x "
I like the Liverpool Maritime Museum.
At night, Concert Square is usually the place to be.
As with all cities, some areas should be avoided, but that's common sense.
If you get a taxi, check the distance on Google maps first and ask for a price before getting in. Some taxi drivers will literally drive you in a circle and charge you £10 for it.
John x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Both Cathedrals
Lunya on Hanover Street or Lunya Lita, it’s little sister, in Albert Dock for food, wine and delicatessen [Catalan Tapas Bar run by a Scouse husband and wife team) Bloody marvellous and they have a middle sister on Deansgate/Barton Arcade in Manchester
Maritime Museum
Walker Art Gallery
You can also go up to the top of the Liver Building (one of the three Graces) for fabulous views over the River and City. Pluse experience on of the key landmarks
Don’t know the extent St George’s Hall is open to the public at that time but a fabulous building with amazing marble floors
Flanagan’s Bar on Matthew Street for an Irish pub with a Scouse twist.
The Alchemist for cocktails on Brunswick Street.
Both not far from the LGBTQ area
If any others that haven’t already been mentioned come to mind I’ll let you know
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Both Cathedrals
Lunya on Hanover Street or Lunya Lita, it’s little sister, in Albert Dock for food, wine and delicatessen [Catalan Tapas Bar run by a Scouse husband and wife team) Bloody marvellous and they have a middle sister on Deansgate/Barton Arcade in Manchester
Maritime Museum
Walker Art Gallery
You can also go up to the top of the Liver Building (one of the three Graces) for fabulous views over the River and City. Pluse experience on of the key landmarks
Don’t know the extent St George’s Hall is open to the public at that time but a fabulous building with amazing marble floors
Flanagan’s Bar on Matthew Street for an Irish pub with a Scouse twist.
The Alchemist for cocktails on Brunswick Street.
Both not far from the LGBTQ area
If any others that haven’t already been mentioned come to mind I’ll let you know
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Thanks Doc(& everyone!)
I’ve been to Lunya Lita and loved it! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is there an actual Bold street?
Boldy on Bold Street!
Bold street is my favourite bit, takes you from central station to the bombed out church, loads of restaurants and cafes and it has a really lovely vibe to it.
Best hungover breakfast in town: cafe Tabac at the top of bold street.
Oh, Chinatown is up that way and that's worth a look - there's a huge Chinese arch there."
was at a wedding last year loved the bombed out church so surreal |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Both Cathedrals
Lunya on Hanover Street or Lunya Lita, it’s little sister, in Albert Dock for food, wine and delicatessen [Catalan Tapas Bar run by a Scouse husband and wife team) Bloody marvellous and they have a middle sister on Deansgate/Barton Arcade in Manchester
Maritime Museum
Walker Art Gallery
You can also go up to the top of the Liver Building (one of the three Graces) for fabulous views over the River and City. Pluse experience on of the key landmarks
Don’t know the extent St George’s Hall is open to the public at that time but a fabulous building with amazing marble floors
Flanagan’s Bar on Matthew Street for an Irish pub with a Scouse twist.
The Alchemist for cocktails on Brunswick Street.
Both not far from the LGBTQ area
If any others that haven’t already been mentioned come to mind I’ll let you know
Thanks Doc(& everyone!)
I’ve been to Lunya Lita and loved it! "
They are my go to restaurants when I’m over there. |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours "
Love Indian food!! |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!"
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one. |
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"Have you done the bus tour starting from outside / near the ferry terminal
Right by the black statue of the Beatles ? Xx "
The only tour I’ve done is the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour. |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one. "
Oh yes, Mowgli is amazing! |
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There is so much for you to do its impossible to list it all, may I ask what things you are interested in,maybe can narrow a few activities down, i will say the liverpool museum and Tate gallery are both amazing experiences |
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By *uicy jonesMan
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"Have you done the bus tour starting from outside / near the ferry terminal
Right by the black statue of the Beatles ? Xx
The only tour I’ve done is the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour."
Google or trip advisor ,,, city explorer tours ,, I had a great time exploring all of Liverpool on this bus , was about an hour and half tour , but you can get off and on all day at different place around Liverpool , takes you all around Albert docks , Liverpool town , all the churches , town hall , posh hotels etc , I thoroughly enjoyed it xxx |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one. "
It’s firmly on the list.
Looks like this trip will be dedicated to coffee, food, coffee.....and a side of penis hopefully!! |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one.
It’s firmly on the list.
Looks like this trip will be dedicated to coffee, food, coffee.....and a side of penis hopefully!! "
I can help if you like  only with the food and coffee though |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one.
Oh yes, Mowgli is amazing!"
It is... I've been to the one in Manchester and had several foodgasms |
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Anfield
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x "
Anfield tour |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Anfield
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x
Anfield tour "
I’ve done that already. Once was more than enough. |
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x "
Take the Liverpool City Explorer open top bus tour (yellow/grey bus). I know one of the tour guides |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x
Take the Liverpool City Explorer open top bus tour (yellow/grey bus). I know one of the tour guides "
is he hot? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Thanks x
Take the Liverpool City Explorer open top bus tour (yellow/grey bus). I know one of the tour guides is he hot?
Erm I can't comment without blowing my cover. Too close to home  "
Fair enough |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one.
Oh yes, Mowgli is amazing!
It is... I've been to the one in Manchester and had several foodgasms"
Mowgli Manchester is a fine place, did you have the Yoghurt chat bombs? Wow.... |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one.
Oh yes, Mowgli is amazing!
It is... I've been to the one in Manchester and had several foodgasms
Mowgli Manchester is a fine place, did you have the Yoghurt chat bombs? Wow...."
Can recommend Mowgli in Manchester - hopefully Liverpool would be just as good |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!"
Splendid suggestions, all of them |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Oh my god, well if you do nothing else then go to Mowgli. You won't regret it. I'm sure other locals will back me up on this one.
Oh yes, Mowgli is amazing!"
Ditto.. |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!
Splendid suggestions, all of them "
I think women are allowed in |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Look out for bongo's bingo for a fun night out ( they only do certain dates but could be on when you are there )
St Georges Hall, Museums, Liver building, The tower "
That’s somethings different, will have a look. Thanks |
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x "
My recommendation when boosting Liverpool is to find the M62... And get right back out of there! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I’m gonna stay in Liverpool for 2 days and nights after the MLS.
I’m gonna play tourist for two days in one of my favourite cities.
I’ve already done the Beatles Tour, London Eye, Anfield and shopped ‘till I dropped around Liverpool One.
Hit me with some of your suggestions so I can get planning, please
Also, where’s the best cup of coffee to be found?
Thanks x
My recommendation when boosting Liverpool is to find the M62... And get right back out of there! "
Not very helpful |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If you and something to do you could hunt down the banana dogs
Do you mean the Superlambbananas?! "
think that's what there called couldn't rem_mber so said what they look like lol |
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"Look out for bongo's bingo for a fun night out ( they only do certain dates but could be on when you are there )"
oh yes what a night I had there was fucking ace
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Greatest city in the UK. I’m 10 mins away and love a visit to the town centre now and again. If there’s anything you particularly want to see or visit then let me know and I’ll try and offer some form of recommendation. |
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"Erm, pretty much everything mentioned here, particularly Moose, Mowgli and the Philharmonic bogs!
I’m so intrigued about these loos! "
S says they are very beautiful and that he took a female colleague to view them when on a business trip to Liverpool (as part of a larger group, no funny business!) |
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"Erm, pretty much everything mentioned here, particularly Moose, Mowgli and the Philharmonic bogs!
I’m so intrigued about these loos!
S says they are very beautiful and that he took a female colleague to view them when on a business trip to Liverpool (as part of a larger group, no funny business!) "
Yep! It's not an uncommon sight to see women wandering about in there! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Erm, pretty much everything mentioned here, particularly Moose, Mowgli and the Philharmonic bogs!
I’m so intrigued about these loos!
S says they are very beautiful and that he took a female colleague to view them when on a business trip to Liverpool (as part of a larger group, no funny business!)
Yep! It's not an uncommon sight to see women wandering about in there! "
Here’s one that’s definitely going for a wander  |
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If it's coffee or food -
I'd say anywhere on Lark Lane is good, though it's slightly to the outside of the city.
If it's central, cafe tabac, has a bit of character & decent food, if it's still there. Used to be on Bold Street. |
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"Erm, pretty much everything mentioned here, particularly Moose, Mowgli and the Philharmonic bogs!
I’m so intrigued about these loos!
S says they are very beautiful and that he took a female colleague to view them when on a business trip to Liverpool (as part of a larger group, no funny business!)
Yep! It's not an uncommon sight to see women wandering about in there!
Here’s one that’s definitely going for a wander "
Best if you wear your Boldy Longlegs Tshirt just in case anyone from fab happens to be there at the same time |
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"Erm, pretty much everything mentioned here, particularly Moose, Mowgli and the Philharmonic bogs!
I’m so intrigued about these loos!
S says they are very beautiful and that he took a female colleague to view them when on a business trip to Liverpool (as part of a larger group, no funny business!)
Yep! It's not an uncommon sight to see women wandering about in there!
Here’s one that’s definitely going for a wander
Best if you wear your Boldy Longlegs Tshirt just in case anyone from fab happens to be there at the same time "
Of course, I’ll be wearing it all over Liverpool.
Instead of ‘Where’s Wally” it can be “Where’s Boldy” |
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"Erm, pretty much everything mentioned here, particularly Moose, Mowgli and the Philharmonic bogs!
I’m so intrigued about these loos!
S says they are very beautiful and that he took a female colleague to view them when on a business trip to Liverpool (as part of a larger group, no funny business!)
Yep! It's not an uncommon sight to see women wandering about in there!
Here’s one that’s definitely going for a wander
Best if you wear your Boldy Longlegs Tshirt just in case anyone from fab happens to be there at the same time
Of course, I’ll be wearing it all over Liverpool.
Instead of ‘Where’s Wally” it can be “Where’s Boldy” "
Ha! Now that will make an amazing thread game that weekend - Where's Boldy - you could drop little clues and have people on fab hunting for you
On a separate note, and I don't know if it's your thing, but just across the water is The Townhouse swingers club. One of the best in the north west and a fully licensed bar even if you just wanted to go for a social night. |
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"A Shiverpool Tour. One of the best tourist things I've ever done.
The Art School Restaurant was excellent. I'd highly recommend it."
The Art School is incredible. It isn't cheap by any means and often need to book well in advance but the food is out of this world. |
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the maritime museum near the docks that has already been mentioned, definitely worth a look. There's a big section on the slave trade there, it's fascinating & sobering.
Also i agree with other people that have mentioned the anglican cathedral. The architecture is stunning. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Erm, pretty much everything mentioned here, particularly Moose, Mowgli and the Philharmonic bogs!
I’m so intrigued about these loos!
S says they are very beautiful and that he took a female colleague to view them when on a business trip to Liverpool (as part of a larger group, no funny business!)
Yep! It's not an uncommon sight to see women wandering about in there!
Here’s one that’s definitely going for a wander
Best if you wear your Boldy Longlegs Tshirt just in case anyone from fab happens to be there at the same time
Of course, I’ll be wearing it all over Liverpool.
Instead of ‘Where’s Wally” it can be “Where’s Boldy”
Ha! Now that will make an amazing thread game that weekend - Where's Boldy - you could drop little clues and have people on fab hunting for you
On a separate note, and I don't know if it's your thing, but just across the water is The Townhouse swingers club. One of the best in the north west and a fully licensed bar even if you just wanted to go for a social night. "
That could be quite funny, and possibly dangerous
I’ve been to TH on a previous trip. I had a great social there. Such a welcoming and lovely club. Mother Nature prevented anything beyond a social |
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"I know that Liverpool is 42 miles from a big boobed cunt who will happily chauffeur you about as needed and show you the sights.
Okay, in Liverpool itself. Lunya. You need to go to Lunya and order all the small plates that can fit on your table and then a few more and spend an evening eating deliciousness and drinking good wine.
Coffee wise - Bold Street Coffee.
Lacey gave me an amazing suggestion of a poutine place which was utterly lush but I can't rem_mber its name. Lacey? Laceeeey?
Caribou poutine; yum!"
Yaasssss! Caribou is my weakness *drools* |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!
Gonna look up the Moose coffee on insta. I’d spend all day walking around to coffee shops. "
The food in moose is also amazing! |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!"
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet. |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet. "
There's a Mowgli in Liverpool???? |
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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
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I went to Liverpool with a friend a couple of years ago. Really wanted to go up the Radio City Tower, but it was closed for the day when we got there. It's certainly on my to-do list next time I go there, especially being in the trade! |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet. "
Can't get into Bundobust in Mcr with a wheelchair so couldn't comment personally but others have rated it. Is there one in Liverpool? The Philharmonic Dining Room is good good but good idea to book. |
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"Get the 61 bus x get out the of the city and have a walk around Sefton Park x
Or stop for drinks and food in Lark lane x
I like watching sport in the Dovedale Towers pub just off Penny Lane x"
we are heading to sefton park area in april |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet.
There's a Mowgli in Liverpool???? "
There's two! |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet. "
I've been to Bundobust in Leeds and Manchester and they were both excellent. Yet to try the Liverpool branch... |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet.
Can't get into Bundobust in Mcr with a wheelchair so couldn't comment personally but others have rated it. Is there one in Liverpool? The Philharmonic Dining Room is good good but good idea to book. "
Yes it's on Bold Street and has a lift |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet.
I've been to Bundobust in Leeds and Manchester and they were both excellent. Yet to try the Liverpool branch..."
I really want to try it. I planned to take advantage of their NHS promotion but missed it. |
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"If you like Indian food then you must go to Mowgli, it's like a street food restaurant, different from your typical Indian and every dish is just a burst of amazing flavours
Love Indian food!!
Mowgli is amazing and I've had many recommendations for Bundobust which is also Indian small plates though I'm yet to personally try it yet.
I've been to Bundobust in Leeds and Manchester and they were both excellent. Yet to try the Liverpool branch...
I really want to try it. I planned to take advantage of their NHS promotion but missed it."
Bah! |
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Can't get into Bundobust in Mcr with a wheelchair so couldn't comment personally but others have rated it. Is there one in Liverpool? The Philharmonic Dining Room is good good but good idea to book.
Yes it's on Bold Street and has a lift "
Well done Liverpool |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!"
Defo go the philharmonic. Go in the gents. It’s pure class. |
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For the best views of the city, I reccomend a stroll down the prom from New Brighton to Seacomb at night.It's beautiful in my opinion.
From Seacomb you can catch the ferry back into Liverpool and that's pretty good too.
As a bit of a newcomer to the area, I'm finding a lot of the suggestions in this thread very useful.Thanks.
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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Book a tour up the Liver Building and have a gin.
Train to Crosby and have a stroll down the front near the Lifeboat Station. See the Iron Men and the ships coming in and out.
Do proper pubs like The Baltic Fleet, The Lion, The Cracked and Roscoe Head. You'll soon get talking to the locals. |
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If you can pop into the panoramic for a drink or pre book for afternoon tea. (Booking system usually even for just drinks ). The views are amazing especially at dusk. |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!
Defo go the philharmonic. Go in the gents. It’s pure class. "
Oh definitely the marble urinals are fantastic, but you’ll have to take a piss standing up |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!
Defo go the philharmonic. Go in the gents. It’s pure class.
Oh definitely the marble urinals are fantastic, but you’ll have to take a piss standing up "
Perfect for a visit as you walk along Hope Street between the Cathedrals. |
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Not Liverpool I know but if you want to know where the best coffee shops, cocktail bars or nice restaurants are in Manchester then I’m happy to help, I’ll probably be frequenting a few bars after the MLS |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!
Defo go the philharmonic. Go in the gents. It’s pure class.
Oh definitely the marble urinals are fantastic, but you’ll have to take a piss standing up "
I better get me a She-wee! |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!
Defo go the philharmonic. Go in the gents. It’s pure class.
Oh definitely the marble urinals are fantastic, but you’ll have to take a piss standing up
I better get me a She-wee! "
How wonderful- they’re a thing
You might get some funny looks with a bright purple or turquoise one |
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"Best coffee: moose coffee. I've had a LOT of coffee in town but that's my favourite.
If you've not done the river cruise on the ferry that's worth doing (cringey but good fun), as is a trip up the Anglican cathedral tower.
If you're with a man then send him to the gents in the Philharmonic Dining Rooms- they're well worth seeing, honest!
Defo go the philharmonic. Go in the gents. It’s pure class.
Oh definitely the marble urinals are fantastic, but you’ll have to take a piss standing up
I better get me a She-wee!
How wonderful- they’re a thing
You might get some funny looks with a bright purple or turquoise one "
I can pass it off as an infection 
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"A Shiverpool Tour. One of the best tourist things I've ever done.
The Art School Restaurant was excellent. I'd highly recommend it."
Lived in Liverpool for 4 years for uni, would absolutely second the Shiverpool tour! The 2 cathedrals are must-sees as well, more the Anglican and it's gardens for sheer grandeur though! For food I'd recommend Death Row Diner for amazing burgers and The Quarter which was always my cafe of choice and had rocky road slices which are unbeatable. If you're into board games there's a board game cafe near L1 called Sugar and Dice, huge collection and the staff are incredible! If the bombed out church has any events on those are normally pretty excellent, and the art gallery, library and slave museum are amazing for culture, enjoy yourself! |
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"A Shiverpool Tour. One of the best tourist things I've ever done.
The Art School Restaurant was excellent. I'd highly recommend it.
Lived in Liverpool for 4 years for uni, would absolutely second the Shiverpool tour! The 2 cathedrals are must-sees as well, more the Anglican and it's gardens for sheer grandeur though! For food I'd recommend Death Row Diner for amazing burgers and The Quarter which was always my cafe of choice and had rocky road slices which are unbeatable. If you're into board games there's a board game cafe near L1 called Sugar and Dice, huge collection and the staff are incredible! If the bombed out church has any events on those are normally pretty excellent, and the art gallery, library and slave museum are amazing for culture, enjoy yourself! "
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