The Best Ideas For A Unique Night Out In Liverpool UK

Liverpool is one of the best cities in the UK for nightlife, with its unique offerings up there too. From warehouse crazy golf and cocktails to late-night bingo raving, check out these five places for a top night out in Liverpool that you won’t forget in a hurry.

Camp & Furnace

Bar, Restaurant

Perfect for those who can’t quite decide on evening plans, Camp & Furnace is a hybrid venue catering to a wealth of visitor. Combining elements of a restaurant, bar, indoor festival, pop-up event space and so much more, this industrial-style warehouse has been renovated to a wonderful standard – perfect for a spontaneous night out. With a venue intended to make you feel like you’re in a field with your friends, while actually in a city location, Camp & Furnace proudly hosts a range of events – anything from sports screened live in their Fanpark to concerts, comedy shows and bingo.

Alma de Cuba

Restaurant

Situated in a converted Catholic church that has been standing since 1788, Alma de Cuba is a rare gem in the heart of Liverpool’s Ropewalks district. Not only is Alma de Cuba a stunning restaurant with some of the finest Cuban-inspired dishes this side of the water, by night this unique venue plays host to live music, DJs and carnival atmosphere-style club nights.

Bongo’s Bingo

Theater

Your initial instincts are half-right. Yes, this is the classic game your gran loves to play, but it’s probably best to leave her at home on this occasion. Now a nationwide phenomenon, Bongo’s Bingo is a twisted version of the classic game best found in halls up and down the country – but think rave intervals, hilarious dance-offs, and top it all off with a bunch of prizes given away. Held at the aforementioned Camp & Furnace, head down there to witness the fun and chaos for yourself.

Hot Water Comedy Club

Theater

Located on the highly popular Seel Street, Hot Water Comedy Club is your one-stop place for the best up-and-coming comedians in Liverpool. One of the only places where you can catch a show seven nights a week, promoters at Hot Water consistently bring quality comedians to Liverpool, The Wirral, Manchester and Edinburgh Fringe Festival; so you can imagine their reputation is in good company.

Invisible Wind Factory

Theater

The team behind the recently-closed Kazimer presents Invisible Wind Factory; a versatile performance and arts space on Regent Road, just a stone’s throw from the docks. The 1200-capacity warehouse – renovated to host some of the best musical, theatrical and spoken word events in Liverpool – is renowned for being one of the most unique live spaces in the city and is a popular hotspot for those searching for something a little different.

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Richard Franks

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Proudly born and bred in Birmingham, UK, Richard is passionate about all things travel and music. Having founded the regional online music magazine Counteract in early 2010, Richard has enjoyed a versatile writing career and writes for a number of publications, including The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Independent, Metro and others. If he's not travelling around Europe, you'll often find him supporting his football team, Aston Villa.