Cains Brewery Village

Plenty of variety for places to drink, some thematic pubs - lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Very good.

Fabulous venue for part of the Liverpool Biennial exhibition.

Interesting place to visit. Indoor Market to browse. Bars and cafés to relaxDownside...Visitors Beware.. Private car Park is expensive as I found to my cost. There are 3 pay machines, 2 out of order. The one which was operational was not accepting cards and people could not access online payment. £4+ for 2 hours. I was fined £60 as I was 10/11 mins late as I am partially disabled and can't walk quickly. One gentleman did not have enough coins to pay it could not take his card, so drove away, no doubt to get a £100 fine from number plate recognition.He was not alone.In future I'll park in the surrounding area and walk. A very poor service.

£4 for a glass of tasteless ‘lemonade’ from the mixer tap!!!!! What a rip off!!!

Great mix of bars and restaurants with plenty of outdoor seating. Nice to see areas like this bringing life back into the city and creating even more destinations to relax and enjoy yourself. Will definitely need to return and spend more time here . Nice indoor retro market also .

Our first visit to Liverpool and a google/ trip advisor or where to drink led us here.It’s an old brewery with lots of separate bars all within the grounds.On a grey day it looked empty and first impressions not great. Venturing indoors to Baltic Market was a game changer, lots of people, beers and food. We ordered Gyros (about £8) and IPA (£6) and very happy with both.Dogs welcome, friendly and sensible crowd ( at 2pm). A good choice.

Great area for eating and drinking on a Saturday night (in our experience).It doesn't seem to have the idiots" you get in many city centres.Will definitely visit again as there was a lot of places we didn't get to visit."