📣 January Food And Drink Deals In Liverpool

DEALS

There's no better way to start 2026 than with some of the fantastic January food and drink deals our city has to offer (there's still time to enjoy them yet!). The streets of Liverpool are lined with some wonderful restaurants, bars and cafes, many of which boasting unmissable January discounts.

THINGS TO DO

With the New Year upon us, people across the city – and beyond – are already searching for what's on in Liverpool 2026. From major music festivals and stadium gigs to must-see theatre, comedy, book festivals and family-friendly events, Liverpool's 2026 calendar is packed with unmissable moments for all ages.

ART & CULTURE

FACT Liverpool has announced its full 2026 exhibitions programme, featuring newly commissioned artworks, locally embedded participatory projects, and major installations by emerging and established artists.

FESTIVALS

The first two international acts have been revealed for this June's Africa Oyé Festival in Liverpool's Sefton Park. Returning as a ticketed event for the first time in 2026, Africa Oyé is the UK's biggest celebration of African and Caribbean music and culture.

Making his Liverpool debut at this year's festival is multiple award-winning Nigerian musician, Patoranking. A visionary in the African music industry and a cultural ambassador for Afrobeats.

ART & CULTURE

Lighting designer, electronic composer and multimedia artist Paul Alty creates immersive worlds where light and sound take centre stage. At the end of January (30, 31 Jan & 1 Feb), he returns with a bold new installation, MONUISM, transforming Old Christ Church into a monumental, ever-shifting landscape of light.

FOOD & DRINK

In between Liverpool's two incredible cathedrals there's restaurants and bars aplenty as well as the famous Philharmonic Hall and the Everyman Theatre. So if you're looking for somewhere for a pre-theatre bite to eat or a few drinks before a show at the Phil then you'll find just what you're looking for here.

FESTIVALS

Craft Beer Expo will return to Black Lodge Brewery on Friday 12 and Saturday 13 June 2026 with an expanded mix of food, drink and music across the Baltic Triangle site.

The festival has been part of Liverpool's independent scene for more than thirteen years and is recognised as the UK's longest running craft beer event.

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