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The BluecoatLiverpool, England
 4.8 / 8
The cultural center located on the territory of the historical building of 1717-18. the buildings. Bluckot Chambers has always hosted exhibitions of contemporary artists and various performances. Also, there are often lectures, scientific debates, poetry evenings and all kinds of meetings. The Arts Center has been housed in the building since the beginning of the 20th century, before that there was a public school built by Captain B. Blundell. | Address: | 8 School Lane, Liverpool | | Phone: | +44 151 702 5324 | | Hours: | monday: 09:00–18:00 tuesday: 09:00–18:00 wednesday: 09:00–18:00 thursday: 09:00–18:00 friday: 09:00–18:00 saturday: 09:00–18:00 sunday: 11:00–18:00 |
 | Enaam Errayes 06.01.21
I went with my friends ..and we sat in the out said lovely Area in the summer ...we sat long time lovely time |
 | Victoria x 26.12.20
Great company with a variety of different things always going on within the community.
Love the exhibition ms they have on and the outdoor spaces ? |
 | Chris O'connor 11.12.20
The cafe is a lovely place to eat make a great cup of coffee, range of meals and sandwhiches. Recommended. |
 | Geoff Johnston 17.10.20
Great food. The Scouse is great. Covid secure too. |
 | Eileen Myhill 26.08.20
Calm space in a busy city. Great thought provoking shows. |
 | Chris Ward 18.08.20
Externally, The Bluecoat is fabulous to look at, even the outside seating area is leafy and like a green oasis in the middle of a busy city centre. An.. Read more »d here's the but... The internal cafe interior is best described as bog standard, with all of the aesthetics of a dull canteen. In no way does it do its host building justice. Food was fine, staff were very friendly, and they made it okay. It has the potential to be great though. Just a little decor investment would go a long way. |
 | John Wilson 17.08.20
Its a nice place to come for lunch or to browse the artworks on display. A great space and nice staff. The courtyard is a sanctuary of calm in the cit.. Read more »y. |
 | John Lipson 29.07.20
Such a stunning historic building with a fascinating history... now an art gallery so many brilliant paintings and exhibitions to see and for a break .. Read more »there is a lovely cafe. |
 | michael kokolay 07.08.19
I enjoy revisiting this lovely place since my college days. On this occasion it was to sit in the rear courtyard in the sunshine chatting with friends.. Read more » amongst the sensory garden. Plenty of outdoor seating and benches enjoying a nice coffee, passing the time of day. Great accessible place for all and independent shops offering a touch of something different for the discerning customer. A small sanctuary in this thriving city, bliss |
 | Nerys Johnson 01.07.19
300 year old 'Bluecoat' (the pupils wore Bluecoats) School started by a Reverend for children and now an Art Gallery, Cafe, Shop's and Exhibition Cent.. Read more »re.
The end of the day for us so just went in for coffees and a quick look, definitely a place to come back to.
Accessibility: mainly good, flagged path and ramp into the main entrance (electronic doors) avoiding the cobble stones. Ramps internally and a lift to the upper floors. Toilet on the ground floor for disabled. Some historical areas outside had steep steps up.
Cafe: nice selection of cafe food, including for veggies.
Garden Courtyard: with seating and tables looked inviting and relaxing.
Exhibitions: we did not have time to go round, going in just for a coffee, what I did see looked interesting. Opportunities for students to display their work, including a young Yoko Ono in years gone by.
Shops: we did not have time to go in as the end of the day for us.
Staff: very friendly and helpful.
Toilets: up a ramp on the ground floor, maybe others on the other floors but did not go up. |
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