Royal Albert Dock Makers Market
Presented by The Makers Market at Royal Albert Dock Makers Market, Liverpool, Merseyside.
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Some of the independent makers and producers you'll regularly find trading at this event.
Luxury artisan bakery based in Littleborough specialising in handmade brownies and cookies using premium ingredients.
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Handmade cake and dessert company selling at markets and events across the North West of England.
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London-born, Cheshire-based artist producing digitally hand-drawn alternative film and TV posters featuring well-known scenes and characters.
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Nantwich-based artist producing bespoke black and white graphite pencil portrait and landscape sketches, exhibited locally including at Liverpool Arts Bar.
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Award-winning craft rum and gin distillery, hand-distilling small batches at Arch 33, Viaduct Street, Salford — Manchester's only city-centre distillery, offering rum and gin tours, tastings and private events alongside its retail range.
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Liverpool-based family run caterer serving homemade authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern food including a Lebanese bakery, falafel, dips, mezze and baklawa.
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Independent businesses near Liverpool worth knowing about before or after the event.
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A standout café in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle serving cast iron Dutch baby pancakes, brisket bagels and exceptional specialty coffee. The space is beautifully designed, the staff are warm and the playlist is always good. Open daily from 9am with a growing following across the city. One of the most exciting independent cafés to open in Liverpool in recent years.
“We like this place very much. The food is phenomenal! Even when you have to wait longer for food, it's worth it, because the quality of this breakfast is insane! It was the first time I'd eaten a pancake like this, a total wow. Thank you!”
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A spacious, beautifully designed all-day café and bar at Mann Island on the waterfront, right beside the market. Dog-friendly and family-welcoming, Brasco serves freshly cooked breakfasts from 9am, a broad lunch menu and evening meals throughout the week. The Malaysian fried rice and freshly made paninis are standouts. Open daily with a lovely riverside terrace on sunny days.
“Such a beautiful, calming place. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating — both with my food and with having my dog with me. The atmosphere was so relaxed that even my husky felt at ease. A really lovely experience overall.”
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A specialty coffee destination in Norfolk Street, Baltic Triangle — one of the finest coffee experiences in the city. The barista offers a coffee flight spanning espresso, flat white and pour-over using rotating beans from independent roasters, served alongside freeze-distilled milk latte and exceptional latte art. Opens Tuesday to Saturday. Small, intimate and very serious about coffee.
“In my opinion, this is the best place in Liverpool to enjoy specialty coffee. The barista is highly knowledgeable and clearly passionate about coffee. Their coffee selection changes regularly, allowing you to try beans from different roasters. They offer a coffee flight featuring three drinks—...”
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An outstanding independent cocktail bar in Anchor Courtyard, just off the dock. The team are highly knowledgeable, crafting cocktails based on your preferences and palate — the Red Hook, Happy Meal and Dirty Martini are regulars. A genuinely intimate, welcoming atmosphere with a 10% service charge that feels well earned. Opens Tuesday from 3pm, weekends from 3pm. One of the best bars in the city.
“I visited for “Glue Year’s Eve” with my partner. It was fully booked and they managed to squeeze us in on the day. The set drinks menu was exceptional. The cocktails were easy to like whilst being interesting and unique. Service was very attentive and we loved listening to Nathan talk abou...”
About this area
Places to go, see and play
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A vast and endlessly fascinating free museum on William Brown Street covering natural history, space, ancient Egypt, the aquarium and much more. Five floors of interactive and traditional exhibits make it a full-day destination for families and curious visitors alike. Free to enter and right in the heart of Liverpool city centre.
“Although we visited on a Monday when the museum is usually closed, it was open because it was local school holidays. I remember visiting this museum 30 years ago, when I was a student in the city, so it was great to visit the modernised version with my family. There are common themes, that you se...”
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One of the UK's most important modern art galleries, currently undergoing major renovation works but running a series of temporary exhibitions at partner venues across the city. The Tate's world-class collection of Turner, Picasso, Warhol and Hirst makes it essential viewing. Check the website for current exhibition locations before visiting.
“Visited the pop up in RIBA while building under construction. Gorgeous exhibition super friendly staff lovely gift shop and communal areas. Always smashing it out the park. One of the best museums in the UK distinct from the Capitals version..raw and edgy reccomend.”
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Situated on the waterfront at Pier Head, the Museum of Liverpool tells the story of the city through its people, culture, music and history. Free to enter, the museum features Beatles memorabilia, football history, maritime stories and a wealth of interactive displays spread across a striking modern building with views across the Mersey.
“Great museum that tells the story of Liverpool in a really engaging way. The exhibitions cover the city’s history, culture, music and football, with lots of interactive displays and personal stories. The building is modern, spacious and right on the waterfront, with nice views. Easy to walk thr...”
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