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FEAST WEEKEND @Liverpool_ONE

  

Enjoy a feast of fabulous food at Liverpool ONE.  
Taste your way around the world over one weekend.

If you have ever fancied eating your way around the globe then this weekend is your chance!  Liverpool ONE is hosting a special "Feast Weekend" on June 30th and July 1st, promising a wealth of wonderful world cuisine from Asian fusion to Mexican street food, French fancies to Caribbean Classics! 

Treat your tastebuds from 11 am to 7pm each day as Liverpool ONE's most popular restaurants are joined by exciting urban independant vendors for an al fresco summer celebration, and we certainly are going to have the beautiful weather for it!

 

They sent me a beautiful gift basket filled with goodies from some of the participants.  There will be plenty of free samples to enjoy on Chavasse Park and Paradise Street (Liverpool, UK)  as the food fest takes over. Wagamama, Yee Rah, Yard & Coop and Cote Bistro will be among those offering tasty treats, while Gourmet Burger Kichen will also give people the chance to 'Spin the Wheel' to win prizes! 

Food trucks, gazebos and even a tricycle will be serving delicious bites to try throughout the weekend.

Visitors can enjoy a new addition to Liverpool ONE in the form of The Wanderer, a pop-up bar exclusive by The Club House.  There is also the chance to enjoy a spritz from Cosy Club's Aperol bar. 

To finish, why not visit SliceIce and enjoy customised ice cream rolled on the spot?


 

There will also be plenty of great entertainment with an exciting programme of live music in Chavasse Park and paradise Street, featuring bands including Atomic Brass, The Restrosettes and Tom Seals!  It sounds like a blast! 

Marketing Director Donna Howitt adds, "Liverpool has such a vibrant food scene. As the warmer months are upon us, we're delighted to bring together a celebration of the variety on offer across Liverpool ONE, plus a few new treats customers may not have experienced before. We love to bring together great live entertainment with the best food and shopping experiences so this weekend looks set to be one of our best yet!"

 

To find out more, visit www.liverpool-one.com/events/feast-weekend for more information or follow @Liverpoon_ONE on twitter for all the latest news and updates! 

See you there! 

About Liverpool ONE

Liverpool ONE is a contemporary open-air shopping complex, described as one of Europe's leading retail and leisure destinations. Built around the existing streets of Liverpool and located right by the iconic waterfront, it is as stylish must-visit destination for those who love to shop, eat, drink and relax, with over 170 stores, bars and restaurants, a 14-screen cinema, an outdoor adventure golf course and an award winning five-acre park.  Store include high street favourites such as Topshop, Zara, Victotia's Secret, John Lewis and Debenhams.

Peter's Lane, their designer fashion hub, is the home of big brand style. It plays host to stores including Michael Kors, The White Company, Reiss, Ted Baker London, Karen Millen and Flannels. You'll also find the first Beauty Bazaar, Harvey Nichols in the UK, it's the ultimate luxury beauty experience and one-stop destination for all things beauty.

It has also been awarded Green Flag Status for its popular Chavasse Park. Surrounded by a bustling and varied leisure trrace, the park plays hose to many events for all the family throughout the year. Liverpool ONE is the only new city centre commercial development in the country to include a park that has Green Flag Status, as judge by Keep Britain Tidy.

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