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The Monro is Official Restaurant Partner for Merseysides biggest art festival

Liverpool Biennial is the largest as well as one of the most exciting contemporary visual arts events in the UK, and with 834,000 visits in 2010, it is one of the best attended in ... more

Valentines

Spoil your Valentine this Valentines Day with a night of indulgence at either of our romantic venues,  The Monro or the James. Set inside former merchants houses and lit... more

Jazz at The James

Yes You love our Jazz nights at the James every Thursday. This year they're back bigger and better than ever. We know you will be impressed by our new Jazz line up. Well here... more

Launch of Society of Pudding Tasters

The exclusive Society Of Pudding Tasters launches next week !Be the first to join the Society's Facebook page here.   So what's it all about ? The society's purpose is t... more

Featured Ingredient

Wild Hibiscus Flower in our Valentines Cocktail - Our exclusive Wild Flower Hibiscus Cocktail is now on sale and is a new arrival to our cocktail menu. These unique and delicat... more

Featured Recipe

Wild Hibiscus Champagne Jellies - This is a perfect indulgent way of spoiling your guests at your next get together or dinner party. Its so simple It provides a grand finale to... more

Our Staff Says...

Each month we interview a member of our expert staff on their knowledge of their favourite dish or drink.This month Jenna talks about our whiskey from The Scottish Whisky Society.&... more

International Artist invited to propose new work at The Monro for Liverpool Biennial

We are so excited at the Monro Group, last week Markus Kahre the internationally acclaimed Finnish Artist was at the Monro measuring up for his installation that will complet... more

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Liverpool’s first gastropub is truly a rural beacon shining out of the city smog. This cosy restaurant prides itself on its fresh and, whenever possible, locally sourced produce.

The Sunday Times

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