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| A refreshing new venue in town!
The Dil Pickle, formerly the Ship and Anchor on Cable Street, Southport, is now owned by Alan Turner and Jane Cooper who ran the original and super cool Cafe Bar Flava.
So many of their old clients are now being attracted back. People who want somewhere to chill out, enjoy good conversation and enjoy high quality music. |
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The original Dil Pickle Club was one of Chigago's best known Bohemien locales, providing an unconventional meeting place for the uninhibited and the free thinking, including artists, anarchists, poets, jazz musicians and literary hopefulls.
It was frequented by radicals, drifter rebels, actors, tourists and a range of Bohemian types. To find the place, it was necessary for both the famous and infamous to squeeze "through the hole in the wall down Tooker Alley to the Green Light over the Orange Door" 22 Tooker Place! The atmosphere of the club was an enjoyable and stimulating mix of the radical, the rough, the erudite and sometimes the inane. Today's Dil Pickle in Cable Street, Southport, plays host to strange characters, such as the notorious Dixie Dean and Shaz Shack who live in a post 50's Bonny and Clyde bubble.
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Southport's new Dil Pickle, although hidden down a cul-de-sac, is a little easier to find, but the motto remains the same: "Step high, stoop low and leave your dignity at the door" It offers home cooked food 7 days a week.
Live music, real ales, good company and some of the friendliest staff in town!
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Local band Sons of Mod who have been compared to bands like The Who, The Doors, The Beatles, or performers like Jimmy Hendrix, James Brown or the Stone Roses, play at this venue once a month.
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If you like real food, we offer something for everyone, including delicious home made soups, from traditional leek and potato, to more adventurous fennel and white wine, liver and bacon casserole, homemade pie of the day, meat and fish dishes, with fresh vegetables and real mash or chunky chips! We also offer tasty sandwiches and salads, such as goats cheese, roasted red pepper and spinach panini or King Prawn and mango salad with ginger and chilli. A choice of all day breakfasts from black pudding slices served on buttered toast, topped with poached eggs, to smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, to full English! You are spoiled for choice! Prices from £2.50. Sunday lunch is just £5.95. |
If you like jazzy music, this is your bar! Tuesday is acoustic night. Fridays are an eclectic mix with house residents Simon Smooth Smith and Ryan Razz Turner. Lots of ongoing and upcoming events in the future including participation in the Southport Jazz Festival! Fresh from Zimbabwe is the musical band Amaphikankani, who will be staging appearances during the summer months with their heady fusion of Acapella and Jazz. Many more events continually in the bag!
This is a bar with a difference. Come and check it out.
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Address
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Dil Pickle
5-7 Cable Street
Southport
PR9 0DF
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