The History of Alma de Cuba
You have seen the inspiration behind the name, now it?s time to see one of the little things that makes Alma de Cuba so special ? the history behind the Restaurant and Bar.
Dear valued customer,
We hope you are managing to keep safe and well during these turbulent times.
The safety and well-being of our customers and our team is our primary concern and, in-line with the latest government advice and to help ensure we can offer the best customer experience in this difficult period, we have taken the decision to postpone all arrivals from 25th March, until further notice.
This may be extended further dependent on Government advice to come in the coming days and weeks.
You will shortly receive email confirmation that bookings have now been postponed but please take this note as official confirmation that any bookings for arrival from 25th March until further notice will be moved to a future date of your choice based on a like-for-like day/month basis, subject to availability. Alternatively, we are offering credit notes for the full amount of each booking which can be redeemed anywhere within the Signature Living Group at a later date.
If you are contacting us to discuss a booking outside the above time frames, or if you have further questions on a booking within that period, above please email: info@signatureliving.co.uk
As I’m sure you can understand, we are experiencing extremely high volumes of enquires during this time, so please bear with us. As always we aim to come back in a timely manner and are working tirelessly to assist you.
Stay safe and thank you for your understanding. It is hugely appreciated by us and all our amazing staff and we hope to see you all again soon.
Kind Regards,
The Signature Living Team.
You have seen the inspiration behind the name, now it?s time to see one of the little things that makes Alma de Cuba so special ? the history behind the Restaurant and Bar.
Alma de Cuba is situated in the former St Peter’s Catholic Church on the south side of Seel Street in Liverpool. The building is itself an iconic destination as it is the first church in Liverpool to be turned into a social venue.
The church was opened on the 7th of September in 1788. It served as a Catholic building for 188 years until 1976, after which it served the local Polish community for a short time. For this reason it is still today affectionately referred to as ‘The Polish Church’.
Until its closure in 1978, St. Peter?s was the oldest surviving Catholic Church in Liverpool. After a period of disuse, the building was taken over by Urban Splash and is now the internationally acclaimed ultra stylish restaurant and bar, Alma de Cuba.
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