The Monro i think is famous for its weird food like ostrich, welsh buffalo but they now have a Pudding Club which is held every Monday! ]

The Monro is famous for weird food, such as ostrich and Welsh buffalo, but they now have a Pudding Club which is held every Monday.

The head chef and his team create the most amazing puddings I've ever seen and you get a light main course plus three desserts for just a tenner.

You've got to try it as it’s such a laugh - the restaurant atmosphere is superb as you can feel the anticipation as each pud is brought to your table.

It's so cool and I'm glad I joined it.

The Monro, 92 Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 5AG

Try their pudding club website first:

www.newpuddingclub.com

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Incredibly authentic Middle Eastern restaurant on the studenty Smithdown Road. Grills and kebabs are great but it’s best to create your own meze with a selection of starters and salads (£2-3 each). Bring your own booze and make sure you enjoy a cardamom infused Turkish coffee and a shisha to finish.

258-258 Smithdown Road L15 5AH; tel: 0151 735 1005; Buses 74,75,80,86 from city centre

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The best Italian in Liverpool - great food, great atmosphere, reasonably priced where you can rub shoulders with members of Liverpool FC and Everton FC, local actors and musicians. If your visit's an evening one, make sure to book.

Cook Street, a stumble from Matthew Street

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Anfield - home ground of Liverpool Football Club. Go on the stadium tour and visit the museum - five European Cups including an original (the only one in the country).

Anfield Road, Liverpool, Bus 26 or 27 from anywhere in central Liverpool; www.liverpoolfc.tv

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The waterfront, known as the Pier Head, is home to three architectural gems, the Liver Buildings, Cunard Building, and the Port of Liverpool Building, known collectively as the “Three Graces”.

The M62 or via the Mersey Tunnel will take you into the city centre, by rail at Lime Street or even by air at John Lennon airport

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Bar and restaurant.

Converted Catholic church in the city centre, all the features have been kept including the 300-year-old stained glass windows. Hundreds of candles adorn the building - it is beautiful.

Seel Street, Liverpool. Just accross the way from FACT

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The Monro does amazing food that is in my opinion better than some of the top restaurants in the city. Featuring rabbit, wild boar and Welsh buffalo they create really special dishes at great prices.

Also don't be fooled by their bar snacks blackboard on the way in. This is more memorable food that's ingenious and cheap.

www.themonro.com
92-94 Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 5AG
+44(0)151 707 9933
Google map: bit.ly/LN6zNl

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The cheapest pub in town, full of Victorian grandeur. Why have trendy overpriced places when beer here is just over a pound a pint?

43 Lime Street (just outside Lime Street train station);
0151 707 6027

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A fantastic shopping emporium located just off the main shopping area. An array of unusual furniture and clothes shops - make sure you go to the flea market at the back of the ground floor. Quiggins has been around for years and is under threat of closure by the council, so see it before it goes.

www.quiggins.com
12-16 School Lane, Liverpool, L1 3BT

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Has been called the greatest neo-classical building in the world. It is certainly impressive and is the heart of the newly formed 'cultural quarter' in Liverpool. Liverpool Walker Art Gallery and Musuem are only a five-minute walk away on the impressive William Brown Street

Opposite Liverpool Lime Street Station and the Empire Theatre

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Albert Dock on the waterfront. Classy bar with booths and lounge for glammed up crowd. The best reason for visiting is the huge bay windows that at night show a lit up albert dock with the Liver Building in the distance.

Albert Dock, 10 mins walk from Liverpool Lime Street

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The Tate Liverpool is a nice intimate museum with a few gems of modern art, and depending in the exhibition and it offers something different to the Tate in that there London. Early or late midweek is the best time to enjoy it, as it's quiet and not so many tourists... if you go late, have a cocktail or two at Baby Cream just across the way... c'est tres tres disco chic.

Tate Liverpool, Albert Docks
www.tate.org

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Hope Street Hotel is Liverpool's first boutique hotel. Centrally located in the city's cultural quarter, between the cathedrals, across the road from the concert hall and surrounded by theatres and restaurants

40 Hope Street Liverpool L1 9DA; Tel: 0151 709 3000; Liverpool Lime Street 10 min walk away

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