🎃 Halloween in Liverpool 2026
See what’s on →
  • Home
  • Food & Drink
  • The Ivy Collection expands in Liverpool with the Arrival of The Ivy Asia

The Ivy Collection expands in Liverpool with the Arrival of The Ivy Asia

31 August 2025 By Editor 2 min read
Explore Liverpool

Following the hugely successful launch of The Ivy Liverpool Brasserie on Castle Street last November, The Ivy Collection is set to delight the city once again with a brand-new opening, The Ivy Asia.

Since its arrival, the Brasserie has become one of Liverpool’s most sought-after dining destinations, attracting celebrities, influencers, and diners from across the region.

The Ivy Collection expands in Liverpool with the Arrival of The Ivy Asia

Now, The Ivy Collection will build on that momentum with the highly anticipated arrival of The Ivy Asia, a glamorous new restaurant that will bring bold flavours, theatrical interiors, and an unforgettable dining experience to the heart of the city.

Located above the existing Castle Street Brasserie, The Ivy Asia will showcase an eclectic menu of Asian-inspired dishes, paired with striking décor and an atmosphere designed to wow guests from the moment they arrive. The venue promises to deliver the same exceptional service and attention to detail that has made The Ivy a household name, while introducing a fresh, vibrant concept to Liverpool’s ever-evolving food and drink scene.

The Ivy Collection expands in Liverpool with the Arrival of The Ivy Asia

In a statement, it said: The Ivy Asia is delighted to announce its upcoming arrival in Liverpool this autumn, with a spectacular new restaurant set to open above the much-loved Ivy Liverpool Brasserie. As the newest addition to their existing eight locations nationwide, The Ivy Asia Liverpool will showcase the brand’s signature blend of vibrant interiors, theatrical dining, and Asian-inspired cuisine. Guests will be taken on a sensory journey of bold flavours, creative cocktails, and an atmosphere like no other. 

The Ivy Asia will officially open its doors this autumn, marking the next chapter in The Ivy Collection’s presence in the city, with further details to be revealed soon.

READ MORE: The Ivy Liverpool Brasserie arrived in style with exclusive launch party

Latest in Liverpool

View all →

You may also like

Liverpool Cocktail Week is returning this October, bringing 10 days of cocktails, exclusive offers and special experiences to bars and restaurants across the city. Running from Friday 9 October to Sunday 18 October 2026, the city-wide festival will return for its fourth edition, with more than 50 venues joining this year’s line-up. Cocktail lovers will be able to explore some of Liverpool’s best-known bars alongside independent venues, restaurants and hotels, with participating names including Black Cat Club, BCD, The Alchemist and Turtle Bay. Cocktails from £5 with Liverpool Cocktail Week wristbands At the heart of the festival is the official Liverpool Cocktail Week wristband, which gives holders access to hundreds of signature cocktails priced from £5, as well as discounts on drinks, food and other offers. Wristbands are valid throughout all 10 days of the festival, giving visitors plenty of opportunity to try new venues and explore Liverpool’s hospitality scene. Cocktails included in the festival will be priced between £5 and £7. Royal Albert Dock joins Liverpool Cocktail Week Royal Albert Dock Liverpool returns as the festival’s official event partner, with 11 venues around the waterfront taking part. The participating dockside venues are Delhi House, Gusto, Lunyalita, Miller & Carter, PANAM, Revolution, Rosa’s Thai, The Botanist, The One O’Clock Gun, The Long Shot and What’s Cooking? Festival-goers will also be able to collect their Liverpool Cocktail Week wristbands from Gusto, making Royal Albert Dock a convenient starting point for exploring the festival. Liverpool Cocktail Week continues to grow Alice Christison, Founder of Liverpool Cocktail Week, said: “We are so excited to be bringing Liverpool Cocktail Week back for another year and to see it continue to grow. What makes the event so special is the incredible hospitality community in Liverpool - from the bartenders creating amazing cocktails to the venues that continue to give people a reason to go out and explore the city. “Having more than 50 venues involved this year is a huge milestone, and we’re thrilled to have such a brilliant mix of established names and independent venues taking part. “We’re also delighted to welcome back Royal Albert Dock as our event partner. It’s such an iconic part of Liverpool and a fantastic fit for Cocktail Week. “We want people to use the week as an opportunity to discover new places, support local businesses and enjoy everything the city’s hospitality scene has to offer. “After three years of building Liverpool Cocktail Week, we can't wait to make this year the biggest and best one yet.” Liverpool Cocktail Week 2026 dates and wristband prices Liverpool Cocktail Week takes place from Friday 9 October until Sunday 18 October 2026. Wristband prices start at £9.95 for Early Bird tickets, followed by £12.95 for Advance Wristbands and £14.95 for Final Release. Group wristbands for four or more people are priced at £7.95 per person. The full list of participating venues, signature cocktails and offers is available through the Liverpool Cocktail Week website, with wristbands available to purchase online.

Liverpool Cocktail Week returns this October with more than 50 venues taking part

Hilton Liverpool brings Après Ski Christmas parties to the city this December

Hilton Liverpool brings Après Ski Christmas parties to the city this December

Frankley’s Bakery launches hot bacon and sausage barms at Sefton Park

Frankley’s Bakery launches hot bacon and sausage barms at Sefton Park