My favourite part of the Bluecoat Center is what i call the secret garden it's at the rear of the main entrance a little oasis of tranquility in the middle of the city! The food is fantastic and there's always something going on there.There used to be a Deaf Sculpturer who had a studio in what is now a studio... More

Amazing building oozing history through each and every pore: I treated my teenage children to afternoon tea, hoping to redirect their cullinary focus from fast food towards slow, nice, simple, honest food. And.....result! Yummy cakes, fresh sandwiches, nice presentation and very good service!

Arriving at 5pm I was able to walk around where I pleased, poking my nose around upstairs without feeling intrusive, wandering through the galleries and pausing or not without feeling observed.

This is one of my favourite places in Liverpool. I say hidden as a lot of people visiting this great city do not know anything about it. The recent Liverpool One and surrounding development opened up the building to more passerby as there is a pleasant cut-through from Church Street to the back streets of the Liverpool One complex (and... More

Loved the surreal exhibition Nice atmosphere Very relaxed Disliked ........well felt a little like I was intruding

It is good to see a building with so much history in the middle of the newly modernised city centre, for a change it has not been destroyed in the progress.

A really lovely building split into some boutiquey style shops, a gallery and a cafe. The exhibition was well laid out and made a good use of the space, the shops were great but a little pricey. A nice place to kill some time between shopping.

Fabulous looking building in the heart of Liverpool but there is not much in it. Some galleries, cafe style eating (not cheap) all a bit Bohemian.

Community spirited- good variety of art. Great food at a good price. helpful staff, shop promoting a range of artists and products