Baltic Market
Street food hall in a former brewery warehouse, with rotating traders, bars and live music.
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This guide to the Baltic Market in Liverpool starts far from any food stall, with an Irish boy from Spike Island sent to sea in his early teens on the West African palm-oil trade. It follows him back to Liverpool, to a shoemaker's daughter and a small brewery on Limekiln Lane, and to the Stanhope Street works whose walls now surround you. Along the way you meet the brewery's last staff and the people who turned one of its warehouses into a market in twenty seventeen.
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