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What’s on Queen Avenue?
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Queen Avenue is situated in between Dale and Castle Street, Liverpool
It’s surprising the amount of people who don’t know that this beautiful hidden gem exists in Liverpool. Tucked away just off Castle Street, in the city’s business district, lies Liverpool’s very own “Diagon Alley”. If you walk beneath the archway between Rudy’s Pizza and the Tune Hotel – you will think you have been transported back in time to the Victorian period.
The Grade II buildings based along Queen Avenue were previously home to insurance companies and other financial businesses dating back in the day, nowadays however, it is home to a restaurant, bar, art gallery and other businesses – lets take a peek shall we:
Queens Restaurant
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Queens are a bistro and wine bar in Liverpool, hidden but within view just off Castle St, in the quiet majesty of Queen Ave.
They pride themselves on offering simple, seasonal produce which is carefully prepared and cooked by their team of talented chefs. The intimate restaurant serves up breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and is one of Liverpool’s great culinary experiences.
Queens has a unique private dining space – their fully private cellar can cater for up to 20 guests comfortably. We offer a variety of menus that showcase the very best of local and seasonal produce.
For more info click here.
R&H Fine Wines
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A wine shop for Liverpool! They are importers, retailers and wholesalers of hand made wines with a gentle lean to the Old World, organic & biodynamic. Above all else they seek provenance, diversity, and balance – the honest and the delicious.
They create bespoke wine lists for on and off trade customers from ‘house’ level up, tailoring to your needs and with the flexibility to change with your moods. They can also put together a case of wine for you, with varying prices available depending on what you’re after. Let them know your taste or leave it up to them!
For more info click here.
dot-art
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dot-art supports visual artists and champions creativity as an integral part of daily life, with a focus on collaboration and sustainability. They do this by selling locally sourced, affordable art through their Liverpool gallery and website, working with businesses to put art in the workplace and public realm, running art classes and working with schools and community groups.
All this is underpinned by their unique membership scheme for artists in the North West which gives access to all the activities above and a package of support and advice, creating and developing artists’ careers. dot-art was recognised for its fantastic impact on the Liverpool City Regions creative community by Arts Council England, who supported the organisation through the COVID-19 pandemic via the Culture Recovery Fund.
For more info click here.
Hair Transform
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Hair Transform has built an excellent reputation for specialist hair extensions and hair replacement systems. Their innovative hair loss solutions are non surgical and are suitable for many forms of hair loss, including alopecia, genetic thinning, trichotillomania, male pattern baldness or for hair loss caused by chemotherapy, injury or surgery.
With their highly trained and versatile hairdressing team, you are sure to experience an individual and enjoyable time at Hair Transform in Liverpool.
For more information and how book click here.
Abditory
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Abditory is a hidden gem within a hidden gem! At the end of Queen Avenue as it turns to its Dale Street entrance, under the overhead walkway, you will find this comfortable hideaway.
Seating 55 people inside and discreetly occupying one floor of a listed property including a well hidden outside terrace. Their house cocktails are assembled with a deep understanding of harmony, how ingredients interact, and endowed with subtle twists – these guys certainly know what they’re doing when it comes to drinks!
For more info click here.