OH ME OH MY (West Africa House, Water Street)

Steeped in 1920s architectural grandeur, OH ME OH MY occupies the historic downtown footprint of West Africa House, a magnificent structure built by architects Briggs, Wolstenholme, and Thorley that once served as the prestigious Bank of West Africa. Positioned directly opposite Liverpool’s legendary Three Graces and a stone’s throw from the world-famous Liver Birds, this elegant city-center destination delivers an incredible blend of vintage character and casual creative utility. Operating as a serene tea house during the weekday hours, it masterfully transforms into a highly sought-after private hire asset for romantic wedding receptions, upscale corporate evening networking sessions, and creative brand launches on weekends. Accessibility infrastructure is integrated through the main ground-floor public entranceways, offering wheelchair-accessible pathways and fully compliant modern public restroom installations. While the historic metropolitan site features no dedicated private parking facilities, expansive public multi-storey options are logistically optimized a short walk away at neighboring city-center garages. Transit connectivity is exceptionally elite, putting James Street Merseyrail station almost directly outside the doors, while Moorfields, Liverpool Lime Street, and major municipal waterfront bus links remain within brief walking distance, ensuring seamless travel for regional delegations.