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Bistro · New Brighton & Wallasey
Mediterranean bistro on Rowson Street; its website says it is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
- 115 Rowson Street, New Brighton & Wallasey
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Bistro · New Brighton & Wallasey
Mediterranean bistro on Rowson Street; its website says it is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Craft beer bar · New Brighton & Wallasey
Independent craft beer, wine and spirits bar on Victoria Road, according to its website.
Café bar · New Brighton & Wallasey
Beachside café bar at Marine Point serving brunch and cocktails, and welcoming families and dogs, according to its website.
Restaurant · New Brighton & Wallasey
Chain restaurant in the Marine Point leisure park, according to its website.
Pub · New Brighton & Wallasey
Community pub on Grosvenor Road that shows live sport, according to its website.
Pub · New Brighton & Wallasey
Community pub on Queen Street, Wallasey, that shows live sport, according to its website.
Pub · New Brighton & Wallasey
Pub at 88 Victoria Road serving local beer, according to its website.
Pub · New Brighton & Wallasey
J D Wetherspoon pub on Wallasey Road, Wallasey.
Pub restaurant · New Brighton & Wallasey
Pub restaurant in Wallasey Village, according to its website.
Pub · New Brighton & Wallasey
Pub on Magazine Brow in Wallasey that advertises real ales and views of the River Mersey.
Café · New Brighton & Wallasey
Café in the officers' mess at Fort Perch Rock serving pizza, paninis and light bites, according to its website.
Restaurant · New Brighton & Wallasey
Restaurant on Victoria Road; its website lists a two-course menu and a bottomless brunch.
Pub · New Brighton & Wallasey
Pub restaurant on Kings Parade, New Brighton, according to its website.
Pub · New Brighton & Wallasey
Community pub on Liscard Way that shows live sport, 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.
Grade II* listed municipal building on Brighton Street, the main meeting place of Wirral Council.
Church of 1858-59 beside the separate tower of the medieval church; both are Grade II listed.
Park on the site of Liscard Hall, the home of Sir John Tobin, which was destroyed by fire in 2008.
Liverpool
Where the trains arrive, with the university quarter and Edge Hill beyond
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Warehouse docks, museums and the Three Graces on the Mersey
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Beatles history, independent streets, Chinatown and the William Brown Street museums
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