A lost venue that was "the place" everyone wanted to be was always "chock-a-block" with customers every week.
Located on Roby Road in Huyton, Natterjack's was a popular destination for many from the eighties through to the noughties. The sister venue of The Derby Lodge Hotel next door, it was opened by Peter and Lorraine Tyer, who also owned Logwood Mill in Whiston and the Bell Tower in Knowsley under their Holly House Hotel Group.
Often described as a "mini nightclub," it wasn't unusual to see customers queuing down the drive to get in before the cut off time and lots of taxis lined up outside at closing so clubbers could carry on the night in Liverpool city centre. From £1 drinks to themed nights, in its time, there was "nothing similar" in the area.
