A new bar by the people behind Diego’s Demise is set to open in Liverpool.
DeeDee’s Den & Dive follows the runaway success of the Wood Street venue which made waves across the city’s nightlife scene and launches on September 12.
Billed as ‘Diego’s little sister’, the new multi-floor venue on Fleet Street will feature live music, free jukebox tunes, and late-night American comfort food.
Taking over over part of the Black Rabbit Shot Co site, DeeDee’s will feature live music spanning country, classic rock, rock ‘n’ roll, and big singalong floor-fillers, alongside a free jukebox and an extensive menu of flavoured whiskies.
The venue will span two floors, beginning with a phased opening in mid-September. The upstairs ‘Den’ will open its doors first, serving up American pancakes and bacon butties, with the basement ‘Dive’ set to follow shortly after.
Licensed until late, DeeDee’s will also showcase emerging local talent, with management currently scouting local solo acts, duos, and trios across the region.
Operations manager Adam Coffey said: “After seeing the incredible response to Diego’s Demise, we knew Liverpool was ready for the next chapter in the story.
“DeeDee’s is all about great music, incredible atmosphere, and proper late-night hospitality.
“Whether you’re stopping by for great tunes, a stack of pancakes, or a late-night flavoured whisky, DeeDee’s is going to bring a fantastic, welcoming vibe to Fleet Street.”