The 45 best places to go out in Liverpool (2024)

What a place! This club has been opened in 1957. After several years it became the most famous music club for all time. The Beatles has performed her for 292 times here. It was closed and renewed and now it’s very similar to what was there in 60s. Artists perform there all day, singing their songs or covering the Beatles. Everything sounds here. There is a museum and also a great feeling that thousands groups performed here. The Rolling Stones, Queen, Thin Lizzy, The Who, Elton John and many other bands you definitely know. It’s dark and stuffy, but it’s all about the atmosphere. It was much worse in 60s. The entrance is £5 and it such a small price for the atmosphere and limitless performances.

Waited awhile to see this venue. Great place to watch live bands. Beatles show was as good as it gets. Staff were friendly and bat service was great. I highly recommend doing the ticket preorder as we were at the appointed location when they opened the doors and jar our names on a list for early entry. Works well and I would do again.

What can I say about the iconic Cavern Club that's not been said already!Well worth a visit for any Beatles and Paul McCartney fan. We saw the Paul McCartney/Wings tribute band - Pure McCartney and were not disappointed. We had hoped to see the Beatles tribute band the previous night but it was sold out - early booking is recommended.After the main tribute band finished there was still a Led Zeppelin act which was good although the the repertoire was not limited to Zeppelin songs. It was a bit surreal watching "Robert Plant" singing Status Quo and ABBA songs! 😅The club is also full of interesting music memorabilia and not confined to the Beatles.

We enjoyed every precious minute of our several visits to the Cavern Club while visiting Liverpool during Beatles Week. The good times, high spirits, and warm memories of our time spent “down below” in the Cavern Club were worth every dollar and pound that we spent living a dream finally come true. I love Merseyside and felt quite at home with the good people living and working there.

A MUST visit during your stay in Liverpool.We did the MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR then went in at the end. You get a free gift and discounts to eat/drink at the Cavern pub and restaurant.So much memorabilia there, really cool. Great LIVE acts constantly on both stages. An absolutely brilliant tour by TONY and the Club afterwards finishes off the Beatles tour nicely!

Super cool bar! I should say bars, there are multiple ones. Very large basem*nt area with lots of rock star memorabilia, centered on the Beatles of course. Worth the $5 pound entrance fee. Several flights of stairs down. Live music all of the time on one of the stages.

The world famous Cavern Club! What can be said about this place that has not been written already?!It’s a great place to go day and night, always a live act on throughout the entire day. It is the best place to go in Liverpool, fantastic atmosphere and a brilliant vibe.It costs £5 per person to get it and worth every penny. The drinks are all well priced, I thought it would be really expensive for a beer but it’s actually one of the cheaper places to drink in Liverpool.Open late at the weekend and shuts at midnight from Monday to Wednesday.Loads of souvenirs to pick up too. It’s a must visit!!

One of the best spots in Liverpool for live music, it's well worth the £5 cover charge! Sound is amazing in the club itself and the Cavern Lounge out the back is great too. Drinks are maybe a tiny bit more expensive than anywhere else in Mathew Street, but still comparatively cheap.Aside from the amazing atmosphere, it's also a living breathing nostalgic dream! To be surrounded by so much history, it's like rocking out in the world's best Museum! A must visit for any music fan! We visited on a Sunday night and the place was absolutely packed but everyone there is so friendly and happy!

Really lovely experience for a Beatles fan. You're surrounded by those walls, those posters, it's magic. The singer was nice, he played Beatles songs and also some others, upon request of the audience. The general feeling was enjoyable. I'm not grading with 5 stars because of the people trending the bar. Only ONE of them was actually kind and predisposed and willing to do his job with a smile. And there were a lot of people behind that bar

Visited on a Friday afternoon and purchased the all-day return pass for £7.50/person. Stayed for about an hour - enjoyed a couple drinks and some live music. It was not crowded yet, so we were able to walk around and read/look at all the memorabilia.Returned later in the evening after dinner - it was very crowded, but we were able to maneuver our way toward the front with good visibility.Sound is quite loud, and atmosphere and history makes for a very special experience. Would highly recommend for any music or Beatles lover.

£5 each to enter. We went about 5pm, atmosphere was really good, people there were all friendly. Acts change roughly every 2 hours. Playing various different songs from several artists. We stayed about 4 hours, felt at ease to relax and enjoy. Limited seating, but we were happy to stand a join in the vibe. Drinks were reasonably priced, just be prepared you may have to queue at the bar. Loads of merchandise available, again at a good price. Also plaques/pictures/ to view whilst there.

Lovely little club , £5 entry and lots of things to buy (shirts, postcodes, coasters, magnets.The person on stage was wonderful and kind and played lovely music, must see spot while in Liverpool.Only thing taking away is that you can tell the entire area is advertising themselves in the Beatles and not really trying to put people out there.

Fantastic venue, jam packed with musical history. Great live music daily from early afternoon if not earlier. A nice mix of people from all walks of life and every corner of the globe. Lovely bar and door staff also. Well worth a visit.

Me and my 14 year old son visited in the holidays. £5 for me and £2.50 for him. Live music and a nice drink selection. He loved the place and has asked to go back with the rest of the family. It's a fascinating place. Definitely worth a visit.

I didn't have high expectation, however wow I love the place, not just steeped in history but still a live stage for multiple acts, who when we were fortunate enough to be there were top class, brilliant acoustics & atmosphere. Definitely one of my favourite places. The Cavern club larger is now one of my favourite beers, the cavern club gin was also very very good. Good service & really memorable times for all the right reasons. Absolutely love it.

Everyone is happy to be here, drinking, dancing, laughing, children, seniors, teenagers, friends, families…They have live band every day with different bands. Good choices of drinks. Imagine sixty years ago The Beatles started from here.

The £5 entrance fee is one of the best you'll ever pay in your life. The fee guarantees you with an absurd amount of artists, good music and great vibes. People here come to really have a good time and experience a piece of musical and locally history. It's a constant wow. You can get a mystical encounter if you're lucky. Make sure to connect to the WiFi asap since there's no phone coverage here being 2 stories underground.

Fantastic atmosphere with live music and great sing along beatles songs. We all had a fantastic afternoon in The Cavern. Drink were reasonably priced. As disabled traveller the staff were fantastic and a back entrance with lift is provided.

It's an amazing venue , we just saw the house acts but honestly they were great and played all the classics. Also liked the quiet cinema part. Loads of memorabilia to check out. 5 pound in and 10 for 2 drinks, excellent value.

The Cavern Club in Liverpool is a must-see for any Beatles fan. It's the place where the Fab Four played hundreds of gigs in their early career, and it still retains its intimate and atmospheric vibe today.Admission is £5, and you'll need to pay this once, even if you want to visit multiple venues under the Cavern Club umbrella (including the Cavern Pub and the Cavern Live Lounge).Once you've paid your entrance fee, you'll descend two flights of stairs to find yourself in a bustling hive of activity. There are multiple pubs, plenty of sitting areas, and decorations everywhere to remind you of the Cavern's rich musical history.There's always live music playing, and the atmosphere is electric. Whether you're a fan of Beatles covers or just want to soak up the atmosphere, you're sure to have a great time.Here are some of the pros and cons of the Cavern Club:**Pros:*** Intimate and atmospheric venue* Live music every day* Plenty of sitting areas* Rich musical history* Beatles fans will love it**Cons:*** Admission fee* Can be crowded, especially on weekends* Drinks can be expensiveOverall, the Cavern Club is a great place to visit for any Beatles fan or anyone who loves live music. It's a unique and atmospheric venue with a lot to offer.I would recommend visiting on a weekday if possible, as it can be very crowded on weekends. It's also worth checking the website in advance to see who's playing, as there are often some great tribute bands performing.

Absolutely fantastic place to visit, the vibe, the memorabilia, the atmosphere is brilliant. The entry price is £5 per adult and there are 2 rooms to choose from either main stage or the live lounge. The only problem I could possibly see is that it is not accessible for people who would struggle with stairs as there are a few flights. The bar staff are friendly and drinks are reasonably priced for this kind of venue. Definitely a must visit when in Liverpool and remember to take a felt marker if you want to leave a permanent signature on the vaulted ceiling 😉 we’ll definitely be back 🎸🎶

Visited in the afternoon while exploring the Cavern Quarter, and thoroughly enjoyed the time I spent here. You go down a lot of stairs to reach this dimly lit and vaulted cellar, its walls and arches covered with the signatures of countless visitors (there's a lift if you can't manage the stairs, just ask the staff at the entrance). At the bottom, I paid an admission fee of £5. The place was packed with people of all ages, including families with children. There are tables and stools all around the club, but it was standing room only! A good soloist was performing some of the best Beatles hits and also the music of other 1960's bands. Great vibrant atmosphere. Got a real sense of what it would have been like all those years ago when the Beatles were performing here. The glass cases full of posters, musical instruments and memorabilia were interesting to look at. There's a bar where you can get beer, wine, co*cktails named after the Fab Four, and other drinks (bought a lager and lime for £2.80). You can buy all kinds of souvenirs too, ranging from T-shirts and John Lennon glasses to guitar accessories and CD's, but some of it is pricey. It's worth a nostalgic visit to this iconic club if you're in Liverpool.

One of my favourite places in the world! The atmosphere is effervescent, and the walls ooze with musical history! Everyone is there for the same reason, so it's always a treat when a live act plays a Beatles song. You're bound to meet interesting people from all over the world, and the staff are fantastic too.

A place to get to know. Not to be missed if you visit Liverpool. There is live music from 12 am every day, the entrance fee is 5 euros. And on the restaurant side there is a good selection of food. I've had a good time, of course I recommend it

Great energy at the club. All singers were good and the beverages/collectables were adequately priced.This place had an entry ticket when we went but it seemed fair considering the heritage.If they could make one thing better, it would be to improve the amount of available seating.Staff was courteous and prompt in service.

Amazing Pub with live music. History from most of the greatest bands that ever existed. Perfect atmosphere, filled with memorabilia from the best bands on earth that literally played there. Top self Alcohol that is actually Top shelf. A wide variety of beers, lagers, and wine. A must see if you are visiting Liverpool. Even a gift shop, and a perfect ending for the Beatles tour.

Finally we went to The Cavern Club in Liverpool, and oh boy, what an electrifying experience! From the moment I stepped inside, the energy of the place was infectious – the vibrant music, the pulsating crowd, it was like being swept up in a whirlwind of excitement. The atmosphere was absolutely electric, with live music filling every corner of the venue. The history of this iconic spot added an extra layer of magic to the night. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to soak up the soul of Liverpool's music scene. Can't wait to dive back into the rhythm and groove of The Cavern Club!There is a entrance fee of 5/person in the entrance. We went on a Saturday night.

Nostalgic atmosphere. Prices above average. Good artist, good voice and musical skills, shame he didn't know Love Grows by Edison Lighthouse to serenade my wife. Lovely way to spend two early afternoon hours. Evening sessions best to buy tickets in advance to ensure entry

First time in Liverpool and it did not disappoint!I was expecting the cavern club to be dull and dingy and smelling of old socks! It was lovely, vibrant and the atmosphere was buzzing!!I had wondered why anyone would want to pay an admission fee into a club in the middle of the day… now I know why!The live music was fabulous, the acts (Paul & Tony) were really engaging with the audience and I was hooked.Even if you’re not a Beatles fan, you must visit!You can access the live lounge directly from the cavern too and it was a cool space with a bit more modern feel to it.The memorabilia around makes the place a really interesting visit!We had a few drinks and stayed for around 2.5hrs… could’ve stayed all day/night!

What an interesting bar in Liverpool! The famous Cavern Club known for good music and bar, Beatles, Adele, Oasis, and more bands have played here. A must go to Spot on Mathew street!

The Cavern Club is a very special place in this wonderful city. Live music on the historical stage on every evening with great singers and Bands. Who will met Liverpool must go there. Entry for £5 and in the atmosphere were legends are born it's easy to have a great time.