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Eating and drinking
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Liverpool's dining scene is slowly shifting up a gear and there's now a good choice of classy
restaurants
alongside a fine selection of cafAŠs and budget places to eat. Fashionable
cafAŠ-bars
are muscling in on the action too, and you won't want for a decent cup of coffee in most parts of the city. Liverpool's
pubs and bars
stay open later than most, with many serving until 1am or 2am. Fleet Street, Slater Street and Wood Street have seen most development, with ground zero at Concert Square (off Bold Street), where drinkers spill out on to the terraces from a variety of cafAŠs, dance bars and theme pubs. Victoria Street in the business district is another fast-developing area. Other useful information
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