City centre hotel INNSiDE Liverpool sees the launch of the Gino D’Acampo Sky Bar Terrace which stands more than 270 feet above the ground and is part of a £300,000 investment

Liverpool’s highest alfresco restaurant and bar has opened at the INNSiDE Liverpool in Old Hall Street in the city centre.

Standing more than 270 feet above the ground, the Gino D’Acampo Sky Bar Terrace is located on the south side of the hotel and runs the full-length of the 18th floor Sky Bar,.

Sky Bar Terrace offers views of the city’s skyline and, with a view across the River Mersey, it is now one of the best spots in Liverpool to watch the setting sun.

Include is a cocktail bar for 37 people providing uninterrupted views of the cruise liners docked on Liverpool’s waterfront, and beyond. On a clear day guests can even see as far as North Wales.

Guests can enjoy a selection of drinks including cocktails, sparkling wine, Prosecco, Italian and international wines, spirits, and artisan beers.

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The Sky Bar’s cicchetti menu, featuring a collection of authentic Italian small plates, is also available for those looking for a light bite.

Sky Bar Terrace accommodates 37 guests when seated. Table reservations are encouraged. Bookings are open now with the venue open from 12pm to 11pm seven days a week. Private hire is available for the perfect cocktail or canape party.

This latest opening forms part of a £300,000 investment in alfresco dining at INNSiDE Liverpool. It follows the reopening of the hotel’s 170-seated Secret Garden by Gino D’Acampo in May.