The Baltic Social, situated inside elevator studios prides itself on a relaxed atmosphere serving up tasty food from morning until night, championing locally sourced ingredients with local craft beers & gins. Alongside the regular menu The Baltic is most well known for the Punk Afternoon Tea, a quirky twist on the classic high tea with cocktail teapots and tiny big macs & Oreo brownies. Along with local food & drink you will also find local music here, be it a singer, DJ or very well put together playlist, the venue provides the perfect back drop for the lone traveller or large celebratory group!
Address - The Baltic Social, 27 Parliament St, Liverpool, L8 5RN
Telephone - 0151 707 1137
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The Baltic Triangle is one of Liverpool’s rough diamonds that has seen the true entrepreneurial spirit of Liverpool use the area’s weakness to transform it into one of its strengths. During the day, the area is home to the creative industries, where the creative brains of the city work from small but stylish offices. The ping pong tables and beanie bags may suggest a relaxed working environment, but their awards say otherwise.
It is during the night, however, when the area really comes to life in the former warehouses that have been injected with a new burst of life. There may be a new purpose for the old warehouses, however, their interiors are a stark reminder of their industrial past, the type of interiors that may have needed a refurbishment several years ago, but now, are considered to be chic enough to be left well alone.
Home to the coolest venues, bars and entertainment complexes, the Cultural Quarter attracts both residents and visitors of all ages, adding to its unique atmosphere. It may be a little further away from the centre of the city, but that is exactly part of the charm that attracts people to the Cultural Quarter.
Its casually-dressed guests create a friendly atmosphere where everybody is out to enjoy the evening and all the buzz that comes with partying in the coolest of venues.
Home to the coolest venues, bars and entertainment complexes, the Cultural Quarter attracts both residents and visitors of all ages, adding to its unique atmosphere. It may be a little further away from the centre of the city, but that is exactly part of the charm that attracts people to the Cultural Quarter.
Its casually-dressed guests create a friendly atmosphere where everybody is out to enjoy the evening and all the buzz that comes with partying in the coolest of venues.
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Five Quick Facts
1
Cain’s Brewery Village, which is now the home of the Baltic Market, Peaky Blinders and On Air, was once simply referred to as ‘Cain’s Brewery’, founded in 1858 by the same man who owned the Philharmonic Dining Rooms.
2
As a port, Liverpool welcomed people from across the world. In the Baltic Triangle, visitors will find the Gustav Adolf Church, purposely built for the Scandinavian emigrants to worship when stopping over in Liverpool.
3
China Town, on Nelson Street, is home to Europe’s oldest Chinese community and has many Chinese restaurants and businesses that line the street. Even street names appear in Chinese!
4
So popular is Johnny Bongo’s Bingo, based in Camp & Furnace is that they now host events across the world including Australia and Ibiza.
5
The original Chinatown settlement was located at Liverpool docks, however, after heavy bombing during World War Two, the residents were forced to relocate in the shadows of the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, where it still stands today.