A growing pub company which operates some of the most iconic brands in the North West is opening a new venue in Southport.
Pub Invest Group already owns a number of venues in Mathew Street and Concert Square in Liverpool city centre and elsewhere in the region including: Heaven, Soho, McCooley’s, Moloko, KaiserKeller, Rubber Soul and The Old Bank.
The firm is now planning to open a new venue at 213 Lord Street, the site of the former Greggs, opposite The Vincent Hotel and close to the various bars along Waverley Street.
A licensing application for the new licensed premises will be determined by Sefton Council’s Licensing Committee on 24th August.
Pub Invest Group is seeking opening hours of 10am-12.30am Sunday to Thursday, and 10am-1am Fridays and Saturdays.
On its website, the firm says: “Pub Invest Group is one of the largest operators of bars and nightclubs in the North West with over 30 venues in its portfolio.
“From high street bars to branded pubs to late-night venues, here at Pub Invest Group all of our industry knowledge and experience is directed towards implementing a continuous improvement approach to achieve our goals.
“Every brand and venue has its own unique concept that would try to meet the needs of a wide variety of demographics.”
The firm says its goal is “to deliver remarkable customer experiences.”
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