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For a night out, the city of Liverpool offers one of the best you will experience. Whether you are staying over the weekend or out with friends, finding one of the hidden gems and some of the best speakeasies in town (based on our experience!) is a MUST for your drinking exploration and education.

So to save time searching, we’ve given you a little taster of what you can expect… That’s if you can find them! And to prep you for the morning after the night before – make sure you have a boss breakfast lined up – you’ll need it!

Here’s our Hidden Bar suggestions for a memorable night out in Liverpool...

Ex Directory

Imagine entering one of the most boss cocktail bars through a red telephone box? Well, crack the code for Ex Directory and you will find yourself on the list to experience some unique and elaborate cocktails. Once you’ve booked (by finding the correct phone number), found the booth and picked up the phone to dial, you can enter through a hidden door. You’ll discover plenty of candle-lit booths, regular DJs and a menu which features an imaginative concoction of drinks from cocktails with ‘fluffy candy-floss clouds, goats cheese and a side of popping candy. The perfect place to start the evening of exploring!

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Motel Bar
On Fleet Street you could easily walk past Motel, but don’t! Look out for the pink neon signs and make sure you stop for a cocktail or few in this dive bar with its big tables, low lighting and great ales and cocktails.

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Santa Chupitos

By day, you’ll see bright coloured walls and shutters, but by night you will find a cocktail emporium to blow your senses. With classic cocktails and some unique mixes, Santo Chupitos on the corner of Parr Street impresses every taste bud. With a black board of cocktails, which go around the room, there’s always room for just one more – from the Bacon and Maple Old Fashioned, which is rendered in their onsite lab using the fresh and local ingredients to the signature Hand-Grenade. Make sure you try one of the Five Dollar shakes! Honestly, it’s an absolute winner!

If tequila is your tipple, head around the corner to the basement of El Bandito – it claims to be a sanctuary for novices and nobles alike!

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Berry and Rye

Located on Berry Street, this is a tough one to find. With no entrance sign it is often word of mouth, which gets you to the right door…(and knocking on a few wrong doors in the process) Enjoy experimental and contemporary cocktails and those, which are created from a culinary perspective using fresh ingredients which are then twisted, shaken and stirred with a chilled and laid back atmosphere. The policy is seating only, but they don't take bookings. It's worth the knock though, but just be prepared to be told to come back in 30 minutes!

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81 LTD

By appointment only and a secret code is required before you can access this hidden gem. Located above Salt Dog Slims on nightlife hive, Seel Street. (it’s worth having a couple here with their range of world beers, cocktails and American style chilli dogs!)

Upstairs you will discover an impressive range of cocktails where you can easily settle down in one of the big booths and spend the evening. In terms of fizz, they’ve everything from Prosecco through to Bollinger and even Krug and Ace of Spades.

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The Alchemist

How about a sharing cocktail poured from a vintage copper kettle? By day The Alchemist in the heart of the financial district on Brunswick Street, is an impressive Grade II listed venue for breakfast, lunch or dinner. As the evenings approach the cocktails begin to flow - from the Mad Hatters to the Dead Red Zombie and Black Jack. From 10pm every Saturday, you will need to reserve a Late Lab table by pre-ordering Champagne, bottles of spirits or Copper Kettles – and then enjoy as they dim the lights and turn the music up!

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Brass Monkey

As one of the newest cocktail spots in Liverpool as well as stunning fresh tapas, Brass Monkey is a venue to try – if not just for the incredible bespoke cocktails such as the Gingerbread Manhattan or Monkey and Maple Old Fashioned, but also for the go on the swings!

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Maya

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Look out for the red cross on Wood Street and you will find Maya – a hidden late night tequila and cocktail bar. Whilst restaurant Lucha Libre is all about contemporary Mexican food and culture, head down underneath and discover Maya and the depths of Dia de los Muertos (The Day of The Dead) celebrations. Book ahead if you fancy booking one of the red and green cross booths.

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Jenny’s Bar

As you walk down Fenwick Street you could easily miss Jenny’s Bar. You’d be mistaken to think it was a Sea Food Restaurant alongside The Cornmarket pub, tucked away on a side street. But venture down the stairs and you’ll think you’ve time travelled back to a 1920’s New York bar. Round the corner from James Street Station, it’s a great place to end the evening; the décor offers an eclectic ambiance with plenty of green and gold velvet curtains, which open up to a number of booths. The bar boasts an amazing range of spirits as well as an extensive cocktail menu. Expect nothing less than amazing table service from the bar team who complete the scene in their long black aprons and cocktail shaking!

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Liverpool is a city that is proud of its nightlife, both due to the variety, safety and quality of its offer. Liverpool is proud to hold the Purple Flag award. The Purple Flag accreditation is awarded to towns and cities that offer an entertaining, diverse, safe and enjoyable night out. For more information visit their website, drinklessenjoymore.co.uk

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Jurgen Klopp had hit back at critics of Mohamed Salah who suggested that the Liverpool star dived to win a penalty against West Ham.

David Moyes branded Salah fall under a tackle from Arthur Masuaku a 'dive' despite the defender making contact, with Liverpool winning the Premier League clash 2-1 at Anfield.

Salah picked himself up to slot home the spot-kick and equalise just before half-time and that allowed Liverpool to go on and win to extend their unbeaten home league run to a record-equalling 63 matches.

There has been criticism of Salah's actions from several pundits, ex-players and media commentators over the weekend but Klopp was at a loss to explain it.

Asked if he understood the general reaction the Reds boss said: 'No. I don't know what people need.

'What can I say? It was a foul. Pretty much everyone who saw the situation thought it (was a foul).

'Believe it or not, I spoke to Mo yesterday morning about how he feels. He has exactly three proper knocks on the foot. One of them is from the penalty situation.

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'That's how it is. There is a knock, you go down or not, whatever. Sometimes the refs give it.

'We don't talk too long about all the penalties we don't get, to be honest but obviously now two days after the game, we are talking about that - and there was clear contact.

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'So what can I say? No. I don't understand the criticism.'

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Additional reporting by PA.