Gostins Arcade

Liverpool, United Kingdom

3

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+44 151 709 4142
Address:
32-36 Hanover St, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 4LN
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
190 ftHanover St/blacks
360 ftDUKE ST/CAMPBELL ST
420 ftHanover Street Ha
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Local time (Liverpool) 16:40 Thursday, 28 November 2024

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2 reviews of Gostins Arcade

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Place rating: 4
Liverpool, United Kingdom
I have lived in Merseyside for two years now and finally visited Gostins for the first time yesterday. It’s fabulous! What a great little smattering of shops including collectables and antiques, handmade jewellery, home-​made cakes, Wicca and goth, used books, and so much more.
Probably my favourite shop in here is Collage which offers a really delightful selection of antiques and collectables at great prices. I also really like Mookow Army and Bluecoat Books.
Some of the shops are not open during all regular business hours so you may find a few closed when you pop in but keep coming back to visit the various ones you missed before. I know that’s my plan!
Place rating: 2
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Where Grand Central features many of the refugees from Quiggins, Gostins houses a large number of outcasts from when the Palace decided to toss out all its stalls in favour of late night bars. However, whereas Grand Central has settled in like a divorcee on your sofa, Gostins has suffered from both being slightly out of the way and the temporary feel of its accommodation. Gostins is still worth a visit though, especially for the book shop that used to be in the Bluecoat (another outcast) and Route 69 hairdressers.