Reply to: Things to do in...... Liverpool

[NickFitz]

I used to drive out to Southport of an evening to have something to eat and walk along the shore. A few good nights out in Ormskirk too.

Worth heading out to Formby too, to see the red squirrels in the pine woods and have a stroll along the beach

[Batcher]

Loads of places in Liverpool - and despite the stereotype in general there is no problems.

Although stay away from Liverpool One as it is just a row of chain restaurants/pubs/stores

I like the fact that the Everton club shop was called Everton Two

It makes their address Everton Two, Liverpool One

It's actually ok if you want to grab something quick in one of the chain eating places. Chinatown too is only a 10 minute walk away. If you have the car there are lots of places on Merseyside and it's a lot less busy traffic-wise than the other side of the M6 at Wigan and Manchester.

I used to drive out to Southport of an evening to have something to eat and walk along the shore. A few good nights out in Ormskirk too.

[NickFitz]

If you get a chance, visit the Western Approaches War Museum at Derby House, near the Pier Head - it's the secret Royal Navy bunker where the Battle of the Atlantic was won.

In the 1950s, my Dad worked in Derby House and never even knew it was down there, as it was still Top Secret at the time

[jds 1981]

Spend a day watching the Mersey goldfish?

[Old Greg]

True - however in Liverpool there is the possibility of being befriended by a drunken scouser who will not leave you alone.

which is not always preferable to a glass to the face tbh!

Especially when the singing starts.

[original PM]

I haven't been to Liverpool for years, but when I lived in Manchester, the best nights out were always in Liverpool. Always a happy vibe, and I never saw any of the regular locals glassing each other in the street that was a regular feature of Saturday nights in Manchester city centre.

True - however in Liverpool there is the possibility of being befriended by a drunken scouser who will not leave you alone.

which is not always preferable to a glass to the face tbh!

[Old Greg]

Loads of places in Liverpool - and despite the stereotype in general there is no problems.

Although stay away from Liverpool One as it is just a row of chain restaurants/pubs/stores

I haven't been to Liverpool for years, but when I lived in Manchester, the best nights out were always in Liverpool. Always a happy vibe, and I never saw any of the regular locals glassing each other in the street that was a regular feature of Saturday nights in Manchester city centre.

[tazdevil]

• Mersey tunnel tour
• Liverpool cathedral
• Philharmonic dining rooms
• The Liver and Cunard buildings for the architecture.
• Mersey ferry

[original PM]

Loads of places in Liverpool - and despite the stereotype in general there is no problems.

Although stay away from Liverpool One as it is just a row of chain restaurants/pubs/stores

[SimonMac]

Chill in the Cavern all day and sing along

Given my surname, I wonder if I can convince them I am related to Sir Paul?

[SimonMac]

There is a really good Argentinian Steak House down near the Liver Building. Does a mean "Messi" or "Maradona" steak.

One tiny and full of hormones, the other bloated and full of coke?

[vetran]

There is a really good Argentinian Steak House down near the Liver Building. Does a mean "Messi" or "Maradona" steak.

that's grilled by the hand of God? Unlike the Madonna steak which is "touched for the very first time".

sorry to say I just drove through it fast.

[woohoo]

There is a really good Argentinian Steak House down near the Liver Building. Does a mean "Messi" or "Maradona" steak.

Nice place and the service is usually really good there.

[shaunbhoy]

There is a really good Argentinian Steak House down near the Liver Building. Does a mean "Messi" or "Maradona" steak.

[WTFH]

Do nothing, all the days of your life?

(Maybe buy some Bangles)