How long have you got? We’re lots of different things to different people – we’ve redefined the idea of the social club and re-engineered it for the new generation.

Influenced by our road trips, love of retro-Americana and sports heritage we’ve designed a campus of play spaces with an old school vibe.

At our core we’re a day-to-night hangout which offers our guests amazing experiences whether that’s chilling in our Lobby lounge, a casual afternoon drinks, whooping your bestie’s a*** on the Shuffleboard or going full ‘out-out ’on a weekend.

We’re all about getting our guests involved right from the very first “Hey” from our welcoming committee on Reception – because when the crowd has a great time and goes wild, we know we’re winning.

Our Liverpool venue is based in the heart of the city’s Ropewalks area at 45-61 Duke Street.
Art Deco in style, it was a dingy, unloved car park in its last incarnation and as you can see we’ve breathed new life into it.

PINS’ Duke Street fascia is our literal shop window with its distinctive floor to ceiling glazing, whilst our rear entrance onto Wolstenholme Square (formerly the home patch of super club Cream) gives guests access coming from the Bold Street and Seel Street area.

Address: PINS Social Club, 45-61 Duke Street, Liverpool L1 5AP.
T: 0151 370 0000 / E: [email protected]

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Technically yeah there is a bar (the longest in the city btw,) and there is bowling (12 full-sized lanes at the last count), but there’s a whole lot more….

(Deep breath…) we’ve got American Pool, English Pool, Table Tennis, Shuffleboard and Beer Pong to name just a few activities.

There’s an amazing coffee counter open from early morning for takeouts and keeping our co-working guests firing on all cylinders.

There’s a kitchen that rustles up insane breakfasts that’ll set you up for the day and brunches and lunches – boozy or otherwise. Speaking of bevvies, there’s lengthy lists of cocktails, and mocktails to work through, and brilliant craft beers and spirits galore, from the sublime to the painfully cool and obscure.

Then there’s our weekly events, some big, some small, and some like Christmas that have the run of the whole venue.

There’s music and DJs and live sport on numerous screens, oh and did we mention The Roof?

We’ve got a Roof. A big one, with a Lodge, a wooden one – and fire pits and a bar and an outside kitchen too. Getting the gist?

So maybe, just maybe, the answer is No?

If you’re referring to overlit bowling sheds on retail parks with questionable beer it’s time to think again. Take a look back at question 3 (and at your life choices.)

Technically yea there is a bar (the longest in the city btw,) and there is bowling (12 full-sized lanes at the last count), but there’s a whole lot more….

(Deep breath…) we’ve got American Pool, English Pool, Table Tennis, Shuffleboard, Beer Pong to name just a few activities.

There’s an amazing coffee counter open from early morning for takeouts and keeping our co-working guests firing on all cylinders.

There’s a kitchen that rustles up insane breakfasts that’ll set you up for the day and brunches and lunches – boozy or otherwise. Speaking of bevvies, there’s lengthy lists of cocktails, and mocktails to work through, and brilliant craft beers and sprits galore, from the sublime to the painfully cool and obscure.

Then there’s our weekly events, some big, some small, and some like Christmas that have the run of the whole venue.

There’s music and DJs and live sport on numerous screens, oh and did we mention The Roof?

We’re got a Roof. A big one, with a Lodge, a wooden one – and fire pits and a bar and an outside kitchen too. Getting the gist?

So maybe, just maybe, the answer is No?