A mini guide to
Where to eat and drink in The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Food & drink
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Bar · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Bar at 22 Hope Street serving cocktails, beer and coffee, with live music, events and local art, according to its website.
Bar · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Neighborhood bar and pasta kitchen on Hardman Street with handmade pasta and Neapolitan pizza, according to its website.
Bar and restaurant · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Bar and kitchen at 32 Hope Street with live music, in the Georgian Quarter for over a decade, according to its website.
Restaurant · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
American-style restaurant at 1 Maryland Street with a garden terrace, according to its website.
Pub · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Large venue on Leece Street by the bombed-out church, open late on weekends, according to its website.
Pub · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Free house on Roscoe Street that says it has appeared in every edition of the Good Beer Guide since 1974.
Restaurant · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Restaurant at 1 Sugnall Street in the Georgian Quarter, with a wine cellar and private dining rooms, according to its website.
Restaurant · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Seasonal restaurant at Hope Street Hotel, which also has a casual pizza restaurant called 1931, according to its website.
Pub · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Pub on Myrtle Street in the Georgian Quarter, beside the Philharmonic Hall, between the two cathedrals, according to its website.
Pub · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Pub at 88 Hope Street styled as a tribute to the pubs of Cork, according to its website.
Greek restaurant · The Cathedrals & Hope Street
Greek and Cypriot restaurant on Leece Street, open since 1974, according to its website.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Georgian street noted for its doctors' practices and nicknamed the Harley Street of the North.
Former mortuary chapel of St James Cemetery, now housing 19th-century sculpture and funeral monuments from the Walker Art Gallery.
Statue by Stephen Broadbent of Bishop David Sheppard and Archbishop Derek Worlock, the city's Anglican and Catholic leaders.
Liverpool
Two clubs, two stadium stories and the park between them
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Cafés and bars on Lark Lane beside the city's largest park
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A Georgian square, a medieval priory and Paxton's park across the Mersey
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