The 13 Club

Every Thursday from 27th May
A magnificent two course set menu (see menu) AND a half bottle of our superb house wine. All for only £13 per person!

 

 

Laughterhouse at Lenny's

To book a night out at the Laughterhouse call 0151 227 5946 or click here to book online. To view the latest acts performing at Laughterhouse click here.

 

Laughterhouse Pre Show Dining Deal

For £16.00 you can choose a two course meal featuring many of Lenny's signature dishes so why not make a night of it, enjoy a swanky meal and then head downstairs for one of the finest and funniest comedy nights in Liverpool and then head back upstairs to dance the night away in Lenny's nightclub. Click here to view the Laughterhouse Dining Menu.

Shhhhhhhhhh...

Just because it’s illicit doesn’t mean it’s bad.

 

Welcome back to 1922, a time of romance, daring & secrecy in a New York prohibition style drink and eaterie, where it’s easy to speakeasy. Enjoy authentic 1920’s fashion, cocktails from the golden age, and DJs blending sounds of the Jazz age with contemporary beats.

 

Lenny’s is a Whisky & Bourbon bar, a ‘Smoke Grill’ steakhouse, a VIP cocktail lounge and nightclub.

 

As well as booking tables for dinner, guests will be able to reserve ‘Lenny’s’ champagne booths, and benefit from the exclusive service and selections available only to these areas of the venue.

 

In its basement Lenny’s will also be home to Liverpool’s newest comedy night... The Laughterhouse, which will seat over 150 guests.

 

Lenny’s does not merely tip its hat to the speakeasy style, but also revives some of the romance and secrecy of the era when alcohol was illegal, and all wining and dining very much an illicit activity.

 

The Speakeasy. A Little History...

Speakeasy, also known as a 'blind pig' or a 'blind tiger', is an illicit or unlicensed establishment dispensing alcoholic beverages.

The speakeasy had been part of the American scene since at least the 1890's, but it reached its heyday after the Eighteenth Amendment took effect in January 1920, ushering in the Prohibition era. Though alcohol was officially illegal during Prohibition, bootleggers and distributors of illicit alcohol enjoyed a thriving business serving a public still eager to drink.

At the height of their popularity (1924–1933), speakeasies were generally either bars or restaurants to which people gained admission by personal introduction or by presenting a card, usually informally. In social class they ranged from smart restaurants to underworld dens, but whereas before Prohibition, most "respectable" women would not be welcome in a public bar, women as well as men began flocking to speakeasies.

Make A Reservation

To make a reservation online for Lenny’s Bar And Smoke Grill click here or call 0151 227 1079 for direct venue enquiries.

 

 

Welcome to the 'RAZZLE', the swankiest night on Liverpool's tiles. Are you partying this weekend? click here.

 

 

Lenny's Molls & Dolls

Come to Molls & Dolls for the ultimate girly night out. Festivities kick off at 7pm with cosmo's and canapés and then:

• A 2 Course Swanky Dinner (see menu).

• Cocktail Demo's

• Nail & Lashes Bar

• Make Up Demo & Gift Bags

All the abpve and a pole dancing lesson, tarot card readings , cupcakes and jewellery stalls, and the finale of the evening our very own scantily clad Male Pole dancer!

All this for £15.95!