Liverpool Palace (Shopping Centre)

Advantages: Excellent stock, Staff really helpful, Only place in Liverpool which supplies alternative rave stuff
Disadvantages: You cant move in there of a weekend

...in the basement of the Liverpool Palace and is an excellent store. Three Beat is the best record shop in Liverpool for dance, techno, hardcore, ambient, drum n bass, and most other dance/alternative music. It has a wide selection of records, tape packs, decks, and other equipment necessary for you budding DJ's. If you want to know where all the best raves are taking place, check out all the flyers here. You can get info on all the biggest raves ... Read review

Advantages: Excellent variety of shops, reasonable prices.
Disadvantages: Very busy of a weekend

...best alternative shopping experiences in Liverpool is the Palace. The Palace can be found on Slater Street which is a small road just off Bold Street. The Palace consists of 3 floors containing a mixture of various shops selling things from clothes, recordsa, video games, drug paraphenaelia and many other unusual things. It is very popular with young people and teenagers but is frequented by all ages. On the third floor, there is a lovely bar called ... Read review

Advantages: Baa bars
Disadvantages: None

The Liverpool palace is a small warehouse located on slater street in liverpool city centre. The palace caters mainly for studenty tastes and sells items such as fashionable clothes both male and female, 3 beat records are located here a very good shop for viynl especially dance music. There is a brilliabnt poster shop down stairs, a tatoo studio and of course on the top floor is the entrance to baa bar a very relaxing modern bar by day well worth ... Read review

Advantages: Always something different, easy to reach
Disadvantages: Small, often cramped inside

...I stumbled across Liverpool Palace quite by accident not long after I moved to Liverpool, and was immediately impressed. Although it is located just off one of Liverpools main shopping streets, stepping into the Palace is like stepping into a different world. The Palace seems to be a Shopping Centre in completely the wrong building. The units are generally small and odd shapes, while the main 'corridor' between them is, in parts, only just wide enough for two people to walk past one another. Its not too well lit, and often gets quite crowded. Even with the quirks of the building, it is the shops themselves that make the Palace. Most of them are quite specialised and sell 'niche market' items. They range from comic books to second hand vinyl and CDs, Tarot readings to clothing. All the shops are independent and usually the person... Read review

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