A "trailblazing" bar that's been a "rite of passage" for over 30 years puts its success down to being "one big family".
The Baa Bar, once described as "Liverpool's first proper bar", was first opened on Fleet Street in 1991. The bar, in an area people described as "mental" to open in, was the first in the city to be granted a licence to serve alcohol until 2am.
It was also the first shooters bar in the city - a concept it remains synonymous with over 30 years later. And since the early 90s the bar has become "a rite of passage" for locals, students, and visitors who have flocked through its doors for "a good time and cheap drinks".
