Berry and Rye is a typical 1920’s prohibition era speakeasy bar, the front of the bar is unassuming with no signage or any indication of what lies within. You’ll have to knock the door and hope someone lets you in which might be more likely if you know the passwords. If not, you can try …
Not only is 81 LTD hidden away above another cocktail bar on Liverpool’s Seel street, but it’s also an invitation only venue. You’ll have to text the booking number with your details and you may or may not hear back from them with the daily password to get in. This venue is so secret that …
Find the entrance to this hidden speakeasy bar inside a traditional phone box where you dial the receiver to be let in (although it’s size and enormous sign might be a giveaway that something is up). Head downstairs and you’ll be seated in a stylish setting with table service and a buzzing atmosphere. The bar …
This really is some place. When you think of Absinthe, you’ll probably reminisce of gross super-strong shots, but Some Place is trying to change perceptions by showcasing excellent cocktails made with the spirit. The bartenders are experts about Absinthe with brands and flavours from across the world. If that’s not up your street, they do …
