Golf Fang Liverpool
Cocktail Bar | Liverpool | England | United Kingdom
Cocktail bar in Baltic Triangle
The "Golf Fang Liverpool" in Liverpool, England, is much more than just a cocktail bar – it is a unique experience venue that combines creative cocktails, street food, and an extraordinary mix of entertainment in a striking, graffiti-covered environment. Located in the vibrant Baltic Triangle, an area known for its artistic and alternative scene, the bar has established itself as a popular destination for adults seeking a break from traditional nightlife. Originally known as "Ghetto Golf," the venue was renamed "Golf Fang" after a comprehensive renovation and rebranding, focusing on a blend of street art culture and crazy mini-golf. It is exclusively accessible to individuals over 18 and combines a laid-back, rebellious atmosphere with high-quality service.
Street food and creative cocktails
The drink offerings at "Golf Fang Liverpool" are a central attraction, underscoring its status as a cocktail bar. The bar boasts an impressive selection of cocktails that includes both classic recipes and innovative house creations. Handmade drinks prepared by a team of experienced bartenders, often served with a playful twist, are particularly popular, aligning with the unconventional character of the venue. Guests can order their cocktails directly at their seats without interrupting their game, enhancing convenience. In addition to cocktails, there is a solid selection of beers, including local ales, as well as a range of shots and other spirits. The drinks are described as high-quality and complement the experience without detracting from the activities.
Mini golf with street art design
Culinary offerings at "Golf Fang Liverpool" focus on street food, provided under the name "Nothing Cheezy." The menu features freshly prepared items such as 12-inch pizzas with various toppings and shareable fries, designed for groups. The Cheesy Fries are often highlighted, along with generous portions that satisfy hunger after an active evening. The food is simple yet delicious, aimed at maintaining energy for the games. There are also packages that combine golf, a drink, and a meal, making the bar a complete experience.
Experience venue for adults in Liverpool
At the heart of "Golf Fang Liverpool" is its crazy 18-hole mini-golf course, distinguished by its extravagant design. Each hole is a work of art in itself, inspired by street art and pop culture references like the TV series "Beavis and Butt-Head." The settings range from a converted bus to a toy claw machine and quirky, sometimes risqué designs that bring an adult, humorous touch. The walls are covered in neon graffiti that glows under UV light, adding a surreal, colorful dimension to the game. Resident DJs provide musical accompaniment with a mix of hip-hop, R&B, and eclectic beats that enhance the party atmosphere. In addition to mini-golf, the bar also offers interactive AR darts and private karaoke rooms with a selection of over 30,000 songs, rounding out the experience.
Private rooms for events
The atmosphere at "Golf Fang Liverpool" is loud, colorful, and energetic. The venue spans an area that accommodates up to 400 guests, combining open play areas with cozy seating corners. The neon lights and creative designs make it an Instagram paradise, and many visitors take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities. The bar attracts a diverse crowd – from bachelor parties to birthday celebrations and corporate outings – and is often described as ideal for groups. The staff is known for their friendliness and helpfulness, with individual employees like Jack or the "two Megans" regularly praised for their outstanding service. The games last around 60 to 90 minutes, and guests are encouraged to arrive early to get into the swing of things.
"Golf Fang Liverpool" is also known for its flexibility in hosting events. It offers private spaces for groups of 4 to 25 people with tailored drink packages and is a popular venue for corporate events, team-building, or special occasions. The bar has established itself as a fixture in Liverpool's entertainment scene and is celebrated for its original combination of art, music, and play. It appeals to an audience looking for an alternative to traditional bars and has set a new standard for "competitive socializing" with its renaming and renovation.
