Baa Bar

The Baa Baa is situated just off Wood Street and Slater street and is tucked away so you might not notice it if you didn’t already know it was there. The bar is nice downstairs, the first thing that strikes you is that the ceiling is full of mirror balls, which I am very jealous of.
The bar staff are very friendly and are happy to suggest a drink or shot to try if you are a bit overwhelmed by the choice. They serve you quickly and efficiently, and seem to enjoy their jobs. The often remember what your last order was when you go back to the bar, making you feel like a valued customer. The drinks are cheap both in bottles and shots, sometimes being only £1 each.
Upstairs consists of 2 bigger rooms, one which is often used a gig venue or for DJ’s, the other has another smaller DJ box, and some tables and chairs. There is also an outside area which is excellent for the summer time.
Now, no beating around the bush, the toilets are unisex. This can be a bit disconcerting at the start of your night, but you get used to it and after a few drinks you don’t really care anymore.
This is a great little bar, if you find yourself here be sure to try shooter bingo.

The first and most established of the two Baa Baa night clubs in Liverpool city centre, this is one of the less scallyish places to go out and drink in concert square.
They have lots of offers on drinks and lots of shooters to choose from, which seems to be their speciality. This place gets very busy and isn’t somewhere that you would go for a relaxing drink. It occasionally has idiots in as it’s on the corner of concert square where a lot of the rougher crowd go for a night out in Liverpool.
Saying that, it’s not all that bad to pop in for a cheap bottle of beer and a shooter, which I think they do for about £1.99. They have offers whereby you can try 4 or 5 of their shooters for £5 too. This is a good place to meet girls and have a laugh and spend little money.
I’d personally recommend somewhere a bit more student friendly with decent music like Heebie Jeebies, but pop in here for one none the less!

As you may have noticed from my previous Unilocal,the other Baa Bar in Liverpool is small, full of chavs and generally not very good. This Baa Bar on Myrtle Parade however is much better, thanks to a few reasons.
Firstly, it is twice the size of the one in Concert Square and includes an outdoor seating area for the odd day when the sun decides to come out. Inside it is colourful and interestingly decorated, a welcome change from its dark, dingy predecessor.
Secondly, as well as offering the usual cheap Baa Bar shots and cheap bottles before 8pm, this bar also serves Wok-​It noodles, adding another string to its bow. The combination of cheap drinks, good food and a friendly atmosphere has made this a popular student haunt, despite its location away from most other nightspots.