The Baltic Social

Good atmosphere in the industrial setting of Liverpool Baltic Triangle. We went for a Punk Afternoon Tea which they cater for vegan and veggie along with a meat option. You can choose cocktails which are presented in tea pots which was rather quirky. Food wise its definitely an alternative menu to the traditional afternoon tea and we enjoyed it all with the exception of the veggie cleanser posset - looked unappealing as very watery, looked as those the ingredients had split. We didn't complain as we were totally full up. Would go again

Was in the baltic end of town the night of the England v Croatia match. . . After visiting Redbrick Market we headed back into town and spotted this place and nipped in for a swift drink at around 3pm. A dimly lit mishmash of odd chairs and rustic wooden tables with a nice looking bar. Basic drinks menu with beers - wines - few cocktails. We ordered a teapot full of pink gin fizz! (Different!) We were given a cup&saucer to drink from with our pot of gin fizz! The gin fizz was 'okay' and we did enjoy it as it was red hot out and the fizz was ice cold! We were peckish so ordered a portion of salt&pepper chips between us. It was massive and pretty good 👍🏻 The bill came to £26 which wasnt bad as the teapot was big! The atmosphere was nice and relaxed in there and we chatted away for an hour or so eating our chips and gradually emptying the teapot! The food being brought out to other tables looked quite nice too! I said it was dimly lit but they switched the lights on after ½ hour which transformed the place. Why did I not give 5 stars? I'll be honest! Our table was a bit sticky like it needed a wipe over - my only gripe. The staff were lovely and attentive by the way! So no issues there 👌🏼 So yeah we enjoyed our hour or so in the baltic social and will pop in again if near there 👍🏼