Chloe's Cafe Bar
12 ormskirk street, wa10 1bj
Club Rouge
5 westfield street, wa10 1qa
La Casa Vieja
Relaxed tapas bar serving Spanish cuisine within the George Street Cultural Quarter. This friendly, laid-back Spanish restaurant offers tapas and an excellent a la carte menu.
Flex 2
2 tolver street, st helens, merseyside, wa10 1el
Running Horses
Linkway west, chalon way, wa10 1bt
Ice Bar
58 ormskirk street, wa10 2tf
The Dali Bar
64 westfield street, wa10 1qj
The Glass House
jd wetherspoon - market street, wa10 1ne
The Counting House
16 hardshaw street, wa10 1re
Zoo Cafe Bar
52 westfield street, wa10 1qj
Westfields Cafe Bar
37 westfield street, wa10 1qj
Hour Glass
Chalon way west, wa10 1bl
Venue Cafe Bar
5 westfield street, wa10 1qa
Maloney's Cocktail Bar
Waterloo street
Blessed Sports Bar
46 bridge street, wa10 1nw
St Helens has an exciting and extensive list of bars and pubs, catering for all tastes. Monday and Tuesday nights don't provide much excitement, while Friday and Saturday are the busiest nights out. There are enough bars and pubs in town centre to stop you getting bored, so it's often good to try the different spots and see what suits your taste most for your night out. There's a good mix of age, so don't feel like you'll be surrounded by students. There are few youth-only bars so people don't typically feel out of place.There is no dress code for a night out but don't expect to be refused entry if you haven't at least made the effort. Jeans are ok for most places, but trainers/sneakers aren't usually allowed for popular nights when the bar is already populated. Jogging pants, shorts, tracksuits will never get you accepted into any of the bars no matter what night. 'Casual smart' is the typical unspoken dress code. Be warned, like most towns and cities, certain bars and pubs may make you feel hostile because of the way you are dressed or the way you act. Make sure to check the Be safe section when in town at nighttime.With Bar Diva and Flex 2 and an increased police presence, there appears to be a slowly improving acceptance of gays and lesbians in many of the pubs around the town, including The Counting House.