Wood Street, Liverpool
Why waste your weekend.
INK Bar is a RnB and house nightclub at 78–82 Wood Street. Cocktails, a dressed room, and tables looked after from the first drink to the last.
The room, from the venue’s own pictures.
These are photographs saved with the original site: bottle service, and the model car and aeroplane the club used at the table. They are not a stand-in stock shoot.
How a night here was booked.
- 01
A table
The archived VIP page described a booth or table, bottles with three house mixers, a deposit to hold it, and the balance on the night. Packages on that page started at £250. That figure is from the archive, not a price for this weekend.
- 02
The Terrace or the Parlour
Private hire ran from about twenty people up to the whole venue. The Terrace, at the front, has its own bar. The Parlour is four tables together at the back.
- 03
Six bottles, brought over
Mile High was the theatrical version: a minimum of six bottles, pre-booked, which the venue’s own page said arrived via their INK Concorde.
Coming in from Lancashire.
Notes for a group that sleeps in the county and comes to Wood Street for the night. Figures in those notes are the venue’s old pages, not a price for this weekend.
- Staying in Lancashire, going out in Liverpool: why INK Bar sits an easy trip from a county hotel
- Preston to Wood Street: planning the train into Liverpool for a night at INK
- What INK's archived VIP table page actually offered
- Private hire for a group travelling in: the Terrace and the Parlour
- The dress code, read before you leave the hotel
- Bottle service at INK: what the Mile High page described
- INK Gold and the archived Sunday-session offer
- Booth or private hire: choosing a setup for a Lancashire group
- A city-centre night when the bed is back in Lancashire
- The leave-the-hotel checklist: dress, a table enquiry, and the way back
More from the archive.
Ten more notes, drawn from older pages and blog posts not used above: a second table package, a licensed tattoo chair, a named DJ schedule, and a sister club INK’s own site once pointed to.
- The F-ONE package a later price list still carried
- Two custom vehicles, one room: INK's Concorde and its F1 car
- A package INK's own blog called retired, still on the 2019 price list
- Liverpool's first fully licensed tattoo bar, by the venue's own account
- INK's own account of turning one, then two
- Friday, Saturday, Sunday: the three named DJ nights from INK's own listings
- The 85 per cent line from INK's own VIP page
- Loco Club, the sister venue INK's own page pointed to
- The 2015 interview INK's own blog quoted in full
- The touring party brand that made INK a Boxing Day stop
Planning a stay, not just a night.
Five notes on fitting a visit to INK into an actual Lancashire stay: which night to pick, which table package suits a weekend away, and why a day trip rarely works here.
- Two ways home after Loco Club's 6am finish
- Three nights, one stay: which INK night fits a Lancashire weekend
- Mile High or F-ONE: matching an archived package to a weekend away
- A tattoo chair, a table and a train: what a two-night stay once could have fit
- Why one night at INK rarely fits a single day trip