Within the sound of Liverpool's 3rd cathedral otherwise known as the home of LFC- Anfield. From the…read moreoutside it looks just what it is a local pub but get in on match day, home or away and the atmosphere just hits you. On home match days it is totally packed until those fortunate enough to have a ticket leave to go to the ground but once the action starts you will feel as if you've been transformed onto the Kop except you can enjoy a good pint and at half time an stunning array of food appears as if by magic and at no cost. The staff are friendly, gorgeous and full of scouse humour. If you smoke there is a heated area to the rear and of course there are plenty of characters. So if you can't get a ticket get yourself to this pub and enjoy the match.

This is probably the smallest place I'll ever review but take care with the name it is Saad, don't…read moremiss spell it as Sad because this shop is anything but! A veritable treasure trove of goodies, it seems to stock anything you could require from a convenience store and isn't expensive. What makes it special though is the smiling proprietor who serves all customers as if they are the most important person living, a joy to behold and log may he prosper.

The Echo is remarkable. It can take anybody involved in either a global news story or historical…read moreevent and before you can say 'but, hang on...' they've found a link that connects them to Liverpool. Obviously the exceptions are people who have stated they aren't that fussed on the city/the north. Then all connections are hurled out the window and the bastard becomes about as linked to Liverpool as Pocahontas was to Robert Mugabe. You've got to love the Echo though. It's a proper paper and everything but it always feels one hurried deadline away from publishing a story about your next door neighbour, Brenda (yes yours specifically) who can't find the remote control or wants to know the answer to five across. It's the most mainstream, provincial paper in Britain. Also on some days, for reasons seemingly governed by the heavens, you'll find stories and photos involving people known to you personally. I like those days. Makes me feel popular. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to check for my surname in the obituaries. It's a hobby of mine.

The Echo is the local paper serving the Liverpool area. There are other smaller local papers but…read morethis is the best of them. The Echo is available to buy 5 days a week and there are 3 editions each day. Every day has a different special focus for example a jobs section on Thursday and Monday. There are also editions focusing on entertainment, sports and cars. The echo has various sections which appear in each edition such as classified ads, letters, crosswords, sports, horoscopes, health, announcements and many more. The news is focused on the local area rather than national news, unless it is something very important. It is a good paper to find out about issues in your local area which may impact on you. The Echo is available in every newsagents you go into in the Liverpool area. The only time you would not be able to buy it is if they run out which can sometimes happen. There are also a few street vendors left who sell the echo, shouting eck-oooooooooooooo periodically. The Echo is a great paper but can be a little lacking in reporting national news stories.

This is a small newsagents situated on breckfield road north.The staff are always friendly and…read morealways willing to help.It has a paypoint to pay bills,lottery station and also a cash machine.It sells a range of products including cigarettes and household items including frozen meals and blank dvdrs.The shop is very small and can become quite crowded especially on a match day.They also have the facility to advertise your items for sale for a very small price.The only bad part of this shop is the fact that when you shop everything is behind the counter so you cant browse items to see which would be best overall 6/10