Enhance Your 'Borealis' Experience With Independent Street Food Specials At The Royal Albert Dock

ROYAL ALBERT DOCK, LIVERPOOL, CITY OF LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL CITY REGION.

World-Renowned Art Installation, Borealis, Is Coming To The Liverpool City Region This March — Enhance your Borealis experience At Royal Albert Dock

Francie’s Focaccia & Coffee will take over two dock pop-up cabins in front of the Dock Traffic Office, next to the Pump House Building (Credit: Supplied/Image was provided to The Liverpudlian with permission to share, courtesy of the Publicist on behalf of their client. We make no claim to this content).

Royal Albert Dock Liverpool is preparing to welcome visitors for a unique and magical experience, as Dan Acher’s world-renowned art installation, Borealis, comes to the Liverpool City Region for the first time this week from Thursday 20th March for 10 days.

To perfectly complement this extraordinary event, visitors can enjoy limited-edition street food specials to enhance their experience and ensure an unforgettable visit.

Taking place along the dock’s Hartley Quay past The Pump House, Borealis will offer a captivating spectacle from 7pm through to 10pm, recreating the magic phenomena of the Northern Lights on the dock’s iconic waterfront. With the elements of the weather having the final say on the effects of the artwork, each evening will promise a unique visual experience depending on the wind variations, humidity and temperature.

The 'Borealis' in City of Adelaide in Australia (Credit: ©Chloe Elizabeth/Supplied/Image was provided to The Liverpudlian with permission to share, courtesy of the Publicist on behalf of their client. We make no claim to this content).

The Martin Luther King Jr. Building (Albert Dock Traffic Office) will indicate the starting point of the installation, with visitors encouraged to walk along Hartley Quay and marvel at the captivating installation overhead for the optimal viewing experience.

The dock’s variety of impressive food and drink venues are ideal for visitors looking to enhance their Borealis experience with a meal, light bite or post-event cocktail. Head to Gusto for authentic Italian food including freshly made pizzas and pasta, Delhi House for a warming curry, or sip on a vibrant Berry Caipirinha cocktail at Revolucion de Cuba.

For a light bite to tuck into whilst out and about, the dock boasts a variety of grab-and-go options which can be enjoyed whilst walking around the colonnades. Both The One O'clock Gun and Francie’s Focaccia & Coffee will take over two dock pop-up cabins next to the Martin Luther King Jr. building. Open from 5pm-10pm each evening, they’ll be offering warming pots of Scouse from The One O'clock Gun and limited edition Borealis Special Hot Chocolates with green and pink chocolate shavings from Francie’s, along with colourful sweet Cannolis.

Revolution de Cuba in the Royal Albert Dock (Credit: Supplied/Image was provided to The Liverpudlian with permission to share, courtesy of the Publicist on behalf of their client. We make no claim to this content).

Alternatively, three of the dock’s popular street food trucks will be re-located near to the main entrance of the dock, so peckish visitors can pick everything from a freshly made Souvlaki from So Greek Full to authentic Turkish street food from Bu & Co.

For families wanting to make the most of their visit before the Borealis display begins, the dock offers a wealth of entertainment for all ages. Challenge your problem-solving skills at Escape Hunt's immersive escape rooms, delve into the fascinating history of the Fab Four at The Beatles Story, or wander around the shops to pick up the perfect dock momentum such as a colourful spring print from The Nest.

With its historic charm, unique backdrop and exceptional leisure offering, Royal Albert Dock is the perfect setting for this awe-inspiring event, with a memorable visit guaranteed for all.