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rons — 2010-06-07 19:42:11

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- Sadly the bookshop is now internet only and visiting is normally only by appointment via phone or email, however, if Ron or Jan are in working in the shop and the big wooden cat is outside the shop is open for customers. Basically the opening hours are informal and if you desperately need a fast bookfix you can ring and arrange it. You can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. If you visit don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section.	+ Due to popular demand the Amorous Cat is now open between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. However during the weekdays, if Ron or Jan are in working on the internet in the shop and the big wooden cat is outside, the shop is open for customers. You can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. If you visit don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section.

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ChrisGibson — 2010-05-29 13:48:04

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	+ *In sad news, Mojo the Alsation who was loved by everyone on Lark Lane, has passed away. RIP Mojo.

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ChrisGibson — 2010-05-18 00:42:37

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ChrisGibson — 2010-05-18 00:41:48

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ChrisGibson — 2010-05-18 00:41:36

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rons — 2010-05-15 20:55:19

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	+ + This wonderful animal came into our shop, The Amorous Cat Bookshop, every day for a nose and graced our premises with dignity and 'cool'. We miss him tremendously and look back on many happy memories of him. He was always his own man and had a noble and delicate nature.

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rons — 2010-05-12 20:17:00

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- Sadly the bookshop is now internet only and visiting is normally only by appointment via phone or email, however, if Ron or Jan are in working in the shop you are free to visit by knocking on the door. You can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. If you visit don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section.	+ Sadly the bookshop is now internet only and visiting is normally only by appointment via phone or email, however, if Ron or Jan are in working in the shop and the big wooden cat is outside the shop is open for customers. Basically the opening hours are informal and if you desperately need a fast bookfix you can ring and arrange it. You can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. If you visit don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section.

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rons — 2010-05-12 20:10:42

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	+ + Alas, Mojo has now gone to the great kennel in the sky. So fond were the Lark Lane locals of this unique dogizen of the lane that a large collection has been made for a commemorative plaque on the wall of 'Remains to be Seen'.

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rons — 2010-03-03 19:50:42

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- What seems on the outside to be a little shop, it opens up like the Tardis with 22000 books in stock covering every area imaginable from the literary classics through academic textbooks down to the truly bizarre. If you can't find something to interest you here then you are living a very dull life. Recommended by the Times and hitting really good reviews on the net. This bookshop is at the centre of the lane and is well worth a visit. - - Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. but you can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. Don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section.	+ Sadly the bookshop is now internet only and visiting is normally only by appointment via phone or email, however, if Ron or Jan are in working in the shop you are free to visit by knocking on the door. You can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. If you visit don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section.

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ChrisGibson — 2009-11-19 21:20:04

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	+ *Negresco is back open on Lark Lane under new ownership. Fantastic news!

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ChrisGibson — 2009-11-15 13:59:28

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ChrisGibson — 2009-11-15 13:58:55

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ChrisGibson — 2009-11-15 13:58:17

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- '''Remains to be seen''' - ---- - '''The moon and pea deli''' - ---- - '''House of Poland''' - ---- - '''Lark Lane Delicatessen''' - ---- - '''Britannia stores''' - ---- - '''Casa de Ana'''	+ '''Remains to be seen''' (Antiques) + ---- + '''The moon and pea deli''' (Locally produced food) + ---- + '''House of Poland''' (Hair Salon) + ---- + '''Lark Lane Delicatessen''' (General store) + ---- + '''Britannia stores''' (General store) + ---- + '''Casa de Ana''' (Cafe/General store)

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ChrisGibson — 2009-11-15 13:54:20

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ChrisGibson — 2009-10-09 13:38:55

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ChrisGibson — 2009-09-25 00:43:25

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ChrisGibson — 2009-09-25 00:42:44

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ChrisGibson — 2009-09-25 00:39:24

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ChrisGibson — 2009-09-22 21:26:34

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- *The moon and pea has opened a new deli on Lark Lane, great ice cream and cheeses	+ *The moon and pea has opened a new deli on Lark Lane, great ice cream and cheeses, made to order picnics complete with wicker basket, and home made pie and mash!

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ChrisGibson — 2009-09-22 21:24:38

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- Take a look around the shop on this video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-8ap7fa608}	+ '''Take a look around the shop on this video:''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-8ap7fa608 Start video]

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rons — 2009-09-22 15:33:33

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	+ + Take a look around the shop on this video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-8ap7fa608}

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rons — 2009-09-09 16:14:32

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ChrisGibson — 2009-09-06 23:18:26

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- *Summer is here and Lark Lane is awash with beautiful people on their way to BBQS, parties and a cool crisp pint in one of the many fine watering holes on the Lane.	+ *Low bar, a new rock themed venue has now opened. It is the best to watch football in.
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- ---- - - '''F.A.R.G.O.''' ''Lark Lane, Liverpool South, Merseyside'' - - From the Korova group, Fargo has built a name for itself because of its style AND substance, as it offers arguably the meatiest burgers, ribs and steaks in the city. Not just for meat lovers, it offers vegetarian and fish dishes. A shining star in this Aigburth suburb.	+
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- '''Tirano''' ''52 Lark Lane, Liverpool, L17 8UU T: 0151 726 7072'' - - This elegant modern restaurant is part-owned by Reds’ football star Daniel Agger, and offers a delicious menu featuring Italian & Spanish cuisine among salubrious contemporary surroundings. Starters, salads, tapas, pizza, pasta, fish and meat all feature on a menu that should satisfy all tastes. Even those of the blues.	+
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- '''Retro'''	+ '''Retro''' ''49 Lark Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside, L17 8UW. e-mail: Email: retrolarklane@hotmail.co.uk''

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- '''The Amorous Cat Bookshop''' "47 Lark Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside L17 8UW. T: 0793 276 7342 E:amcat@supanet.com''	+ '''The Amorous Cat Bookshop''' ''47 Lark Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside L17 8UW. T: 0793 276 7342 e-mail:amcat@supanet.com''
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- Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. but you can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. Don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section	+ Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. but you can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. Don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section.

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- Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. but you can browse the stock at any time on the website at [amcat.supanet.com]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices - - ---- - '''Retro boutique'''	+ Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. but you can browse the stock at any time on the website at [http://www.amcat.supanet.com/]. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices. Don't forget to look at the first floor up a curious winding staircase where you can find everything from science fiction to a really good poetry section + + ---- + '''Retro''' + + A lovely little antique shop filled with curios and oddities + + [[Image(Retro001.jpg)]] +

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rons — 2009-09-01 22:30:21

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rons — 2009-09-01 22:27:08

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rons — 2009-09-01 22:26:40

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- What seems on the outside to be a little shop, it opens up like the Tardis with 22000 second hand books in stock covering every area imaginable from the literary classics through academic textbooks down to the truly bizarre. If you can't find something to interest you here then you are living a very dull life. Recommended by the Times and hitting really good reviews on the net. This bookshop is at the centre of the lane and is well worth a visit.	+

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	+ What seems on the outside to be a little shop, it opens up like the Tardis with 22000 second hand books in stock covering every area imaginable from the literary classics through academic textbooks down to the truly bizarre. If you can't find something to interest you here then you are living a very dull life. Recommended by the Times and hitting really good reviews on the net. This bookshop is at the centre of the lane and is well worth a visit. + + Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. but you can browse the stock at any time on the website at amcat.supanet.com. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices

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- '''The Amorous cat Book shop'''	+ '''The Amorous Cat Bookshop''' + + What seems on the outside to be a little shop, it opens up like the Tardis with 22000 books in stock covering every area imaginable from the literary classics through academic textbooks down to the truly bizarre. If you can't find something to interest you here then you are living a very dull life. Recommended by the Times and hitting really good reviews on the net. This bookshop is at the centre of the lane and is well worth a visit. + + Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. but you can browse the stock at any time on the website at amcat.supanet.com. The prices shown on the net are more expensive than buying directly in the shop and you will find that the local Liverpool prices are around two thirds to a half of the web prices + +

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-08 19:03:05'' [[nbsp]] i went to the moon and pea deli and bought the most beautiful pie! they are starting to sell pie mash and gravy and i cant wait! xx --212.183.134.210

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ChrisGibson — 2009-06-02 21:27:43

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- Lark Lane Post office back open again after Raid - A skip for large unwanted items will be placed on Lark Lane for all residents to use on '''Saturday 16th May 2009'''	+ *Summer is here and Lark Lane is awash with beautiful people on their way to BBQS, parties and a cool crisp pint in one of the many fine watering holes on the Lane.

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- EVER since I read Anne of Green Gables as a little girl, I have wanted a window seat - like the one in the book - to sit on and watch the world go by. - My dad once tried to recreate the experience for me, by shifting the trunk he used to transport his books and clean socks to and from university in the '60s under my bedroom window. - Years later, he built me a seaman's-style chest out of wood, but sadly it is too long to fit into my current flat. - What my home does have, however, is a living room window that overlooks Lark Lane, so I can peer out at the people walking past on their way to Sefton Park, or to one of the many bars and restaurants on the street. - - Recently, the most interesting thing for curtain twitchers to spy on is the fitting out of Pistachio, in the building that used to be Viva, close to the old police station. - It opened just before Valentine's Day and, having given it a chance to settle in, I was looking forward to finally getting to check it out. - Even a friend's dinner cancellation, having fallen down the stairs and hurting her leg, did not deter the two of us from making our visit as planned. - When we arrived, early on a Wednesday evening, the restaurant was empty but by the time we left, a leisurely two and three-quarter hours later, it was filled with diners taking advantage of the bargain Monday to Thursday offer - two courses plus a drink for just £13.95. - - This applied to choices from the a la carte menu, with supplements for some dishes, including some of the grills and the chateau briande. - Pistachio's menu is far less eclectic than that of its predecessor, but this was definitely a good thing. - Where Viva had attempted to serve dishes from all over the world and had, in my opinion, failed to make any of them stand out, Pistachio has a good range of not over-ambitious choices, including plenty of vegetarian options.	+ EVER since I read Anne of Green Gables as a little girl, I have wanted a window seat - like the one in the book - to sit on and watch the world go by. My dad once tried to recreate the experience for me, by shifting the trunk he used to transport his books and clean socks to and from university in the '60s under my bedroom window. Years later, he built me a seaman's-style chest out of wood, but sadly it is too long to fit into my current flat. What my home does have, however, is a living room window that overlooks Lark Lane, so I can peer out at the people walking past on their way to Sefton Park, or to one of the many bars and restaurants on the street. + + Recently, the most interesting thing for curtain twitchers to spy on is the fitting out of Pistachio, in the building that used to be Viva, close to the old police station. It opened just before Valentine's Day and, having given it a chance to settle in, I was looking forward to finally getting to check it out. Even a friend's dinner cancellation, having fallen down the stairs and hurting her leg, did not deter the two of us from making our visit as planned. When we arrived, early on a Wednesday evening, the restaurant was empty but by the time we left, a leisurely two and three-quarter hours later, it was filled with diners taking advantage of the bargain Monday to Thursday offer - two courses plus a drink for just £13.95. + + This applied to choices from the a la carte menu, with supplements for some dishes, including some of the grills and the chateau briande. Pistachio's menu is far less eclectic than that of its predecessor, but this was definitely a good thing. Where Viva had attempted to serve dishes from all over the world and had, in my opinion, failed to make any of them stand out, Pistachio has a good range of not over-ambitious choices, including plenty of vegetarian options.
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- Tarka dhal is a big favourite of mine and this version was no exception. Nicely spiced with garlic and herbs, the lentils were delightful. - The saag aloo was tasty but not overwhelming and the naan was fluffy and not too greasy. - Struggling to wade through the banquet we finally realised we had to admit defeat.	+ Tarka dhal is a big favourite of mine and this version was no exception. Nicely spiced with garlic and herbs, the lentils were delightful. The saag aloo was tasty but not overwhelming and the naan was fluffy and not too greasy. Struggling to wade through the banquet we finally realised we had to admit defeat.
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- Everything was spotless and pleasantly decorated although slightly unnervingly, the pictures seemed to be bolted firmly into the wall. - However, the whole experience, taking in the atmosphere and food was like stepping into another, more serene world. - If the curry is set to be crowned Britain's national dish, you can't do much better than sample a piece of little Britain at the Red Fort.	+ Everything was spotless and pleasantly decorated although slightly unnervingly, the pictures seemed to be bolted firmly into the wall. However, the whole experience, taking in the atmosphere and food was like stepping into another, more serene world. If the curry is set to be crowned Britain's national dish, you can't do much better than sample a piece of little Britain at the Red Fort.
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- This fine multi roomed grade 2 listed pub located in the Lark Lane Conservation area. This large Gothic style pub was commissioned in 1873 by Thomas Gibson, Edward Jones and Robert Cains. The exterior is cream and brown whilst the separate rooms have all received individually tailored decoration. The result is a clean attractive environment. The masses of bric-a-brac that previously adorned the walls were auctioned off to raise £2000 for the Marie Curie charity. Now there are interesting photographs of old Liverpool on the walls, including views of the old Mossley Hill village. The side entrance features an attractive mosaic floor tiling. The real ale range is being expanded with 11 hand pumps available. The aim is to have around 9 beers on, with Cains, Fullers London Pride, Taylors Landlord and Moorhouses Black Cat as regulars, plus changing guest ales such as Hop Back and Adnams. The 11 hand pumps give the opportunity to run pub beer festivals, so watch this space. The pub is in the same group as the Philharmonic in Hope Street, and now offers a similar food menu available 12 - 9 everyday. A good size rear beer garden is now open with high quality tables and umbrellas set around a sand stone block feature. The pub used to own a bowling green at the rear of the pub which has now disappeared for housing development. A further sporting link was snooker tables on the first floor, and these saw pre World Championship matches in the 60's and 70's featuring players such as Hurricane Higgins and John Parrot. The pub is handy for buses on Aigburth Road and trains at St Michaels on the Central to Hunts Cross line. Sefton Park is a short distance away.	+ This fine multi roomed grade 2 listed pub located in the Lark Lane Conservation area. This large Gothic style pub was commissioned in 1873 by Thomas Gibson, Edward Jones and Robert Cains. The exterior is cream and brown whilst the separate rooms have all received individually tailored decoration. The result is a clean attractive environment. The masses of bric-a-brac that previously adorned the walls were auctioned off to raise £2000 for the Marie Curie charity. Now there are interesting photographs of old Liverpool on the walls, including views of the old Mossley Hill village. The side entrance features an attractive mosaic floor tiling. + + The real ale range is being expanded with 11 hand pumps available. The aim is to have around 9 beers on, with Cains, Fullers London Pride, Taylors Landlord and Moorhouses Black Cat as regulars, plus changing guest ales such as Hop Back and Adnams. The 11 hand pumps give the opportunity to run pub beer festivals, so watch this space. The pub is in the same group as the Philharmonic in Hope Street, and now offers a similar food menu available 12 - 9 everyday. A good size rear beer garden is now open with high quality tables and umbrellas set around a sand stone block feature. The owned a bowling green at the rear of the pub which has now disappeared for housing development. A further sporting link was snooker tables on the first floor, and these saw televised pre World Championship matches in the 60's and 70's featuring players such as Hurricane Higgins and John Parrot. The pub is handy for buses on Aigburth Road and trains at St Michaels on the Central to Hunts Cross line. Sefton Park is a short distance away.

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- For nearly 20 years Que Pasa was a familiar sight at the Sefton park end of Lark Lane. Now, after a brief interruption (as Sudo), this popular Mexican/South American bar and restaurant is back with a bang. Where else on Merseyside can you get to grips with a selection of over 20 'beers from around the world', 30 fine wines and a range of cocktails! The restaurant menu covers traditional Mexican cuisine. Choose from main courses such as fajitas, burritos and enchiladas, or try some of the delicious variations on a theme such as seafood fajitas or duck enchiladas. There's also a good selection of vegetarian dishes based on these classics. And it doesn't stop there -- delicious steaks, burgers and ribs from the grill are packed into the menu alongside South American dishes such as Peruvian clam chowder and a prawn sizzler which is cooked to your table. The cantina itself is very much how you might imagine it to be – wooden floors, exposed brickwork, a stunning real log fire, and some modern art on the walls for good measure. There is also a new beer garden for warmer weather. Que Pasa is open seven days a week -- from noon until 11pm weekdays and from 10am at weekends, when breakfast is served until 2.30pm.	+ For nearly 20 years Que Pasa was a familiar sight at the Sefton Park end of Lark Lane. Now, after a brief interruption (as Sudo), this popular Mexican/South American bar and restaurant is back with a bang. Where else on Merseyside can you get to grips with a selection of over 20 'beers from around the world', 30 fine wines and a range of cocktails! The restaurant menu covers traditional Mexican cuisine. Choose from main courses such as fajitas, burritos and enchiladas, or try some of the delicious variations on a theme such as seafood fajitas or duck enchiladas. There's also a good selection of vegetarian dishes based on these classics. And it doesn't stop there -- delicious steaks, burgers and ribs from the grill are packed into the menu alongside South American dishes such as Peruvian clam chowder and a prawn sizzler which is cooked to your table. The cantina itself is very much how you might imagine it to be – wooden floors, exposed brickwork, a stunning real log fire, and some modern art on the walls for good measure. There is also a new beer garden for warmer weather. Que Pasa is open seven days a week -- from noon until 11pm weekdays and from 10am at weekends, when breakfast is served until 2.30pm.

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	+ *As a cheesecake fiend, I was pleased to note its appearance on the dessert menu and to learn that the flavour is regularly changed. As the current choice was honeycomb and chocolate (£3.95), I found it impossible to resist. It was gorgeously creamy, with chunks of cinder toffee throughout, and I was prepared to swat away my friend's hand, should she have attempted to steal a forkful. She chose the rather less indulgent homemade pistachio ice-cream (£3.95) which she said was nice, but the nuts appeared to have been toasted first which she felt gave it a strange texture. +
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	+ + '''Memories from Frank Hughes''' + + Lark Lane was the "Hunting Ground " for a group of boy's and myself from the Princes Park area. One of the MOST popular BOY/GIRL meeting places was the Milk bar directly opposite the Albert Pub. + + In the early 50's the same group of lads were all in the Merchant Navy ,and having come home from a sea trip we would all make our way to the Albert or Masonic for a few beers followed by a visit to the MILK BAR, (our hunting ground). + + The Albert at that time had a men only lounge which had a etched glass door with the OFFICE inscribed on it .The tale told was if you went home late after a drink or two you could tell the Mrs your were working late in the OFFICE . is it still there ? + + It was following one of our visits to the "Milkie " I met my wife and now celebrate our 53rd wedding anniversary.

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	+ ==Lark Lane remebered== + '''Frank Barlow discusses the Lark Lane of old''' + With regard to the History of Lark Lane. My connection was through my Great Aunt (my material grandmother’s sister) who had a greengrocers shop on the corner of Bickerton Street. + + The living accommodation was behind and above the shop with a separate front door in Bickerton Street and there were two large wooden gates to give access to the yard behind the accommodation where the van could be housed. Next door, along Lark Lane was the Masonic Public House, which also had a section of the yard, the separation iron railings. + + My sister and I were evacuated from 1939 to 1941 so missed most of the bombing but the blackout was still maintained. I well remember coming home from a party at Lark Lane and walking into a pillar-box which had been in the same position for many years. + + We often had family parties at Lark Lane and I remember going into the yard where I could see through a window, the occupants of a back room in the Masonic singing dancing and drinking. They appeared to be having a good time and I wished I could join them + + V.E. parties were held all over Liverpool but I attended the one in Bickerton Street. A bonfire was built outside Auntie’s gate and in the morning it was discovered that the paint on the doors had all been scorched off and there was a pit in the street where the entire tarmac had been burned away. + + After doing my National Service my connection with Lark Lane changed and now centred on the Albert area. In those days the Albert had an upstairs room which contained three snooker tables which were for use by the clients. The snooker room was connected to the bar by a Whistle tube (as seen on old films of Navy vessels). By which drinks could be ordered to be brought up to those using tables. + + After a few pints we would cross the road to the milk bar for a coffee. Milk bars were very popular, this one started with the one shop but became so successful that the next door shop was acquired, the wall knocked through and a “U” shaped bar installed. + + We would then make our way to the chip shop on the corner of Bertram Road for a bag of chips to eat on the way home. The greengrocer’s shop no longer exists, it has been incorporated as an extension to the Masonic. When bicycles came back onto the market, about 1945 I was given a Raleigh, which was bought, from a shop on the corner of Little Parkfield Road. Some years later Raleigh produced a bicycle called the RRA (Raleigh Record Ace) based on the machine used by the world spirit champion. I used to stand and look into the window and dream that one-day I would be able to afford such a wonderful machine. + ----

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- '''Lark Lane Tattoos'''	+ '''Global Tattoos''' ''OPENING HOURS: MONDAY - SATURDAY 1100-1800hrs T: 0151 727 6779 e-mail larklane@globaltattoostudios.com'' + + Our studio formally known as Fallen Angel Tattoo Studio is based on a quiet side street, we adopt a private and personal intimate policy were customers are encouraged to come in and discuss all of their Tattoo requirements with our team. + + The small reception area is clean, light and intimate, decorated in an oriental street style whilst maintaining a welcoming atmosphere. + + The surprise in this studio is the large spacious Tattoo area with a graffiti galleried ceiling by award winning street artists. + + We have a huge selection of tattoo designs available for our customers including japanese, celtic.tribal, new school and traditional. + + If our customers are looking for more individual custom designs the artists are more than capable of working from photographs, your drawings/sketchs/ideas etc. for custom work specifically to customers personal requirements.

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- For a starter, I went for the Trio of Bruschettas (which would have been £3.95 a la carte), which were a mixed blessing. The tomato topping was pleasant enough and in my view you can't really go wrong with melted goat's cheese, but I wasn't wild about the third piece of French bread, covered with what I took to be mushed up broccoli and peas. It reminded me of the mess a child makes when it is trying to avoid having to eat its vegetables, and the salad seemed to be topped with half a red onion. - My friend's Minced Lamb and Roast Pepper on Spiced Cous Cous Salad (£3.95) was far more successful. - It was like a sort of Moroccan kebab and had a surprising chilli kick which she welcomed. - - My main course of Lamb Shank (£12.95) won me over again. It was a generously sized piece of meat, cooked to perfection so that it slipped off the bone, served on a bed of bubble and squeak, complete with chunks of bacon in it, and a rich rosemary jus. - My companion chose the Duck Breast and Lyonnaise Cabbage (£14.95), that she said was more like a tasty Colcannon mash, and an orange and Cointreau sauce that added flavour without being too overpowering. The dishes were served with a decent portion of boiled potatoes, carrots, baby sweetcorn and mangetout.	+ For a starter, I went for the Trio of Bruschettas (which would have been £3.95 a la carte), which were a mixed blessing. The tomato topping was pleasant enough and in my view you can't really go wrong with melted goat's cheese, but I wasn't wild about the third piece of French bread, covered with what I took to be mushed up broccoli and peas. It reminded me of the mess a child makes when it is trying to avoid having to eat its vegetables, and the salad seemed to be topped with half a red onion. My friend's Minced Lamb and Roast Pepper on Spiced Cous Cous Salad (£3.95) was far more successful. It was like a sort of Moroccan kebab and had a surprising chilli kick which she welcomed. + + My main course of Lamb Shank (£12.95) won me over again. It was a generously sized piece of meat, cooked to perfection so that it slipped off the bone, served on a bed of bubble and squeak, complete with chunks of bacon in it, and a rich rosemary jus. My companion chose the Duck Breast and Lyonnaise Cabbage (£14.95), that she said was more like a tasty Colcannon mash, and an orange and Cointreau sauce that added flavour without being too overpowering. The dishes were served with a decent portion of boiled potatoes, carrots, baby sweetcorn and mangetout.
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- *As a cheesecake fiend, I was pleased to note its appearance on the dessert menu and to learn that the flavour is regularly changed. As the current choice was honeycomb and chocolate (£3.95), I found it impossible to resist. - It was gorgeously creamy, with chunks of cinder toffee throughout, and I was prepared to swat away my friend's hand, should she have attempted to steal a forkful. - She chose the rather less indulgent homemade pistachio ice-cream (£3.95) which she said was nice, but the nuts appeared to have been toasted first which she felt gave it a strange texture.	+ *As a cheesecake fiend, I was pleased to note its appearance on the dessert menu and to learn that the flavour is regularly changed. As the current choice was honeycomb and chocolate (£3.95), I found it impossible to resist. It was gorgeously creamy, with chunks of cinder toffee throughout, and I was prepared to swat away my friend's hand, should she have attempted to steal a forkful. She chose the rather less indulgent homemade pistachio ice-cream (£3.95) which she said was nice, but the nuts appeared to have been toasted first which she felt gave it a strange texture.

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- For a starter, I went for the Trio of Bruschettas (which would have been £3.95 a la carte), which were a mixed blessing. The tomato topping was pleasant enough and in my view you can't really go wrong with melted goat's cheese, but I wasn't wild about the third piece of French bread, covered with what I took to be mushed up broccoli and peas. It reminded me of the mess a child makes when it is trying to avoid having to eat its vegetables, and the salad seemed to be topped with half a red onion.	+ + *For a starter, I went for the Trio of Bruschettas (which would have been £3.95 a la carte), which were a mixed blessing. The tomato topping was pleasant enough and in my view you can't really go wrong with melted goat's cheese, but I wasn't wild about the third piece of French bread, covered with what I took to be mushed up broccoli and peas. It reminded me of the mess a child makes when it is trying to avoid having to eat its vegetables, and the salad seemed to be topped with half a red onion.
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- My main course of Lamb Shank (£12.95) won me over again. It was a generously sized piece of meat, cooked to perfection so that it slipped off the bone, served on a bed of bubble and squeak, complete with chunks of bacon in it, and a rich rosemary jus.	+ + *My main course of Lamb Shank (£12.95) won me over again. It was a generously sized piece of meat, cooked to perfection so that it slipped off the bone, served on a bed of bubble and squeak, complete with chunks of bacon in it, and a rich rosemary jus.
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- '''Casa de Anna'''	+ '''Casa de Ana''' + + Owned and ran by the Portuguese owner Luis, Casa da Ana is one of the many shops and cafes in the Lark Lane area. Providing all the basics that your typical corner shop provides at typical corner shop prices (and by that I mean much more than Tesco), it is very popular with residents who stop by for a pastry, a coffee and a chin wag. + + Sit inside and enjoy the free Internet or take advantage of the limited outdoor seating available – close your eyes and you can pretend you’re abroad (admittedly you have to have a pretty good imagination for this!). + + It’s not the prettiest of places but the food is good, the coffee is hot and the service comes with a smile – a great place to chill with the Sunday papers or to grab a light lunch. I’ve asked Luis about the possibility of him serving beer but he said he’s scared of the people it would attract. Since I know him quite well I chose not to take this as a personal attack at my drinking habits and instead tended to agree with him. There are, after all, plenty of watering holes on Lark Lane should you desire a drink of the alcoholic variety. + + Technically Casa da Ana isn’t on Lark Lane but it’s near enough! +

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- '''The Albert'''	+ '''The Albert''' 66/8 Lark Lane Liverpool T: 0151 727 2575 + + This fine multi roomed grade 2 listed pub located in the Lark Lane Conservation area. This large Gothic style pub was commissioned in 1873 by Thomas Gibson, Edward Jones and Robert Cains. The exterior is cream and brown whilst the separate rooms have all received individually tailored decoration. The result is a clean attractive environment. The masses of bric-a-brac that previously adorned the walls were auctioned off to raise £2000 for the Marie Curie charity. Now there are interesting photographs of old Liverpool on the walls, including views of the old Mossley Hill village. The side entrance features an attractive mosaic floor tiling. The real ale range is being expanded with 11 hand pumps available. The aim is to have around 9 beers on, with Cains, Fullers London Pride, Taylors Landlord and Moorhouses Black Cat as regulars, plus changing guest ales such as Hop Back and Adnams. The 11 hand pumps give the opportunity to run pub beer festivals, so watch this space. The pub is in the same group as the Philharmonic in Hope Street, and now offers a similar food menu available 12 - 9 everyday. A good size rear beer garden is now open with high quality tables and umbrellas set around a sand stone block feature. The pub used to own a bowling green at the rear of the pub which has now disappeared for housing development. A further sporting link was snooker tables on the first floor, and these saw pre World Championship matches in the 60's and 70's featuring players such as Hurricane Higgins and John Parrot. The pub is handy for buses on Aigburth Road and trains at St Michaels on the Central to Hunts Cross line. Sefton Park is a short distance away.

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- '''The New Regent Restaurant'''	+ '''The New Regent Restaurant''' ''43-45 Lark Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside, L17 8UW T:0151-727 1122'' + + Lark Lane’s only Chinese restaurant which does a great eat-all-you can buffet on Thursday evenings as well as early bird menus several days a week.

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- '''The Red Fort'''	+ '''The Red Fort''' ''Lark Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside L17 8UW. T: 0151 7289728'' + + Tarka dhal is a big favourite of mine and this version was no exception. Nicely spiced with garlic and herbs, the lentils were delightful. + The saag aloo was tasty but not overwhelming and the naan was fluffy and not too greasy. + Struggling to wade through the banquet we finally realised we had to admit defeat. + The staff were pleasant and friendly throughout the meal and the management cleverly sat larger groups celebrating birthdays upstairs while couples and groups of around four were seated on the ground floor. + Everything was spotless and pleasantly decorated although slightly unnervingly, the pictures seemed to be bolted firmly into the wall. + However, the whole experience, taking in the atmosphere and food was like stepping into another, more serene world. + If the curry is set to be crowned Britain's national dish, you can't do much better than sample a piece of little Britain at the Red Fort.

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- My dad once tried to recreate the experience for me, by shifting the trunk he used to transport his books and clean socks to and from university in the '60s under my bedroom window.	+ My dad once tried to recreate the experience for me, by shifting the trunk he used to transport his books and clean socks to and from university in the '60s under my bedroom window.
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- Recently, the most interesting thing for curtain twitchers to spy on is the fitting out of Pistachio, in the building that used to be Viva, close to the old police station. - It opened just before Valentine's Day and, having given it a chance to settle in, I was looking forward to finally getting to check it out.	+ Recently, the most interesting thing for curtain twitchers to spy on is the fitting out of Pistachio, in the building that used to be Viva, close to the old police station. + It opened just before Valentine's Day and, having given it a chance to settle in, I was looking forward to finally getting to check it out.
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	+ ''Laura Davis spies a new place being fitted out and gives it a try + by Laura Davis, Liverpool Daily Post'' + + EVER since I read Anne of Green Gables as a little girl, I have wanted a window seat - like the one in the book - to sit on and watch the world go by. + My dad once tried to recreate the experience for me, by shifting the trunk he used to transport his books and clean socks to and from university in the '60s under my bedroom window. + Years later, he built me a seaman's-style chest out of wood, but sadly it is too long to fit into my current flat. + What my home does have, however, is a living room window that overlooks Lark Lane, so I can peer out at the people walking past on their way to Sefton Park, or to one of the many bars and restaurants on the street. + Recently, the most interesting thing for curtain twitchers to spy on is the fitting out of Pistachio, in the building that used to be Viva, close to the old police station. + It opened just before Valentine's Day and, having given it a chance to settle in, I was looking forward to finally getting to check it out. + Even a friend's dinner cancellation, having fallen down the stairs and hurting her leg, did not deter the two of us from making our visit as planned. + When we arrived, early on a Wednesday evening, the restaurant was empty but by the time we left, a leisurely two and three-quarter hours later, it was filled with diners taking advantage of the bargain Monday to Thursday offer - two courses plus a drink for just £13.95. + This applied to choices from the a la carte menu, with supplements for some dishes, including some of the grills and the chateau briande. + Pistachio's menu is far less eclectic than that of its predecessor, but this was definitely a good thing. + Where Viva had attempted to serve dishes from all over the world and had, in my opinion, failed to make any of them stand out, Pistachio has a good range of not over-ambitious choices, including plenty of vegetarian options. + + For a starter, I went for the Trio of Bruschettas (which would have been £3.95 a la carte), which were a mixed blessing. The tomato topping was pleasant enough and in my view you can't really go wrong with melted goat's cheese, but I wasn't wild about the third piece of French bread, covered with what I took to be mushed up broccoli and peas. It reminded me of the mess a child makes when it is trying to avoid having to eat its vegetables, and the salad seemed to be topped with half a red onion. + My friend's Minced Lamb and Roast Pepper on Spiced Cous Cous Salad (£3.95) was far more successful. + It was like a sort of Moroccan kebab and had a surprising chilli kick which she welcomed. + My main course of Lamb Shank (£12.95) won me over again. It was a generously sized piece of meat, cooked to perfection so that it slipped off the bone, served on a bed of bubble and squeak, complete with chunks of bacon in it, and a rich rosemary jus. + My companion chose the Duck Breast and Lyonnaise Cabbage (£14.95), that she said was more like a tasty Colcannon mash, and an orange and Cointreau sauce that added flavour without being too overpowering. The dishes were served with a decent portion of boiled potatoes, carrots, baby sweetcorn and mangetout. + As far the new decor . . . the walls are decorated with brown wallpaper in a Victorian-style print, but white ceilings and paintwork have prevented the restaurant from being too dark. + As a cheesecake fiend, I was pleased to note its appearance on the dessert menu and to learn that the flavour is regularly changed. As the current choice was honeycomb and chocolate (£3.95), I found it impossible to resist. + It was gorgeously creamy, with chunks of cinder toffee throughout, and I was prepared to swat away my friend's hand, should she have attempted to steal a forkful. + She chose the rather less indulgent homemade pistachio ice-cream (£3.95) which she said was nice, but the nuts appeared to have been toasted first which she felt gave it a strange texture. + But, after an evening of mainly highs, particularly the friendly service and the way we weren't rushed out after we had finished our meal, we didn't have much to complain about. + And you'd have to be particularly picky to whinge about a few details when you get three courses each and four glasses of wine for just over £40.

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- '''Que passa cantina'''''94-96 Lark Lane, Aigburth, Merseyside, L17 8UU. T: 0871 811 4787''	+ '''Que passa cantina''' ''94-96 Lark Lane, Aigburth, Merseyside, L17 8UU. T: 0871 811 4787''
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- '''The moon and pea'''''64 Lark Lane, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 8UU T: 0151 727 6282''	+ '''The moon and pea''' ''64 Lark Lane, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 8UU T: 0151 727 6282''
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- '''Romios'''''Romios Greek Restaurant, 20 Lark Lane, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 T: 0151 727 7252''	+ '''Romios''' ''Romios Greek Restaurant, 20 Lark Lane, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 T: 0151 727 7252''
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- '''Elif Turkish BBQ Restaurant'''''6 Lark Lane, Liverpool , L17 8US T: 0151 728 7362''	+ '''Elif Turkish BBQ Restaurant''' ''6 Lark Lane, Liverpool , L17 8US T: 0151 728 7362''
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- '''Tirano'''''52 Lark Lane, Liverpool, L17 8UU T: 0151 726 7072''	+ '''Tirano''' ''52 Lark Lane, Liverpool, L17 8UU T: 0151 726 7072''

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