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CAFES, BARS & CLUBS
HEEBIE JEEBIES
80-82 Seel Street, Liverpool, L1 4BH
0151 709 3678
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For Liverpool clubbers in the know, Heebie
Jeebies is the place togo. Set across three
floors, the bar and nightclub has witnessed some
memorable nights over the years. Venture inside
on any given weekend and expect to have your
ears assailed by an irresistible cacophony of
beats, seamlessly mixed by resident DJs. With
its characterful courtyard providing a natural focal
point (and convenient smoking spot), Heebie
Jeebie’s isn’t just about the blistering beats. When
you feel yourself starting to flag, vacate the dance
floor and head to the courtyard to cool off and
shoot the breeze. Arrive early to sup cocktails in
the beer garden, before retreating inside as the
temperature drops and the club starts to heat up.
From silent discos to live band nights, there’s
usually something kicking off at Heebie Jeebie’s.
You’ll find three floors of fun at the legendary Seel
Street club.
First Floor, 61 Lord Street
Liverpool, L2 6PB
0151 227 4822
Rococo Coffee House is a characterful cafe with
flock sofas, armchairs, gold print wallpaper and
chandeliers that serves up paninis, cake and
coffee. The independent coffee house is situated in
Liverpool City centre, adjacent to Liverpool ONE.
It occupies a historic building on Lord Street and
has a long history, including once being head office
for Radio Caroline pirate station in the 1960s. As
a fully independent coffee house, Rococo offers
a refreshing change from the identikit corporate
brands that permeate every major high street. From
ethics to interior design, Rococo offers something
different. Savour quality own brand coffee, a tasty
choice of 10 different freshly made paninis and
delicious homemade cakes. Whether you prefer
relaxing in one of the huge flock sofas, warming up
by the homely open fire in winter, or sitting for hours
overlooking Liverpool’s busiest street watching the
world go by, Rococo is the place to be.
ROCOCO COFFEE HOUSE
