Greek Night | Live Bouzouki, Belly Dancer & 3-Course Greek Feast

The Queen's Royal in New Brighton is hosting a Greek Night on Friday 6 November, and it's one of those evenings that works as a full night out rather than just a meal. The whole thing is built around three things: live bouzouki, a belly dancer, and a three-course Greek feast.

The bouzouki is the heart of the sound — that long-necked lute with the bright, metallic ring that defines Greek music. It's the kind of thing that carries the room, and having it live rather than on a playlist changes the whole feel of the evening. Alongside that, there's a belly dancer, so the music has someone to dance to while you're eating. Between the two, the room should stay lively from start to finish.

Then there's the food. You're getting a three-course Greek feast, so you'll be sitting down to a proper meal rather than just picking at a few plates. Three courses means a starter, a main, and a dessert, all served up as part of the night. It's the sort of thing that's easier to do with a group, where you can settle in and let the evening unfold around the table.

It all happens at The Queen's Royal in New Brighton, on the waterfront. Doors open at 7pm, and the night costs £35 per person, which covers the food, the music, and the dancing. If you're planning to go, it's worth getting your booking sorted early, as these themed nights tend to fill up.