Preston bars and clubs: 17 pictures inside new Revolution as popular vodka chain returns to city

Revolution is back in Preston.

Published 6th Jul 2022, 10:58 BST

Updated 6th Jul 2022, 11:33 BST

The vodka bar chain has moved into the vacant Fishers bar site on Fishergate after transforming the four-storey building with a £1.5m makeover.

It marks the return of Revolution to Preston eight years after it closed its previous venue in Main Sprit Weind, off Church Street, in 2014.

With an official launch party to come on Friday, our photographer Neil Cross was granted access to have a look around. Check out our gallery below.

The bars are famed for their huge range of vodkas and cocktails and the Preston branch will also offer a full food menu, including a bottomless brunch.

1. Revolution

The bars are famed for their huge range of vodkas and cocktails and the Preston branch will also offer a full food menu, including a bottomless brunch. Photo: Neil Cross

The vodka bar chain is moving into the vacant Fishers bar site on Fishergate.

2. Revolution

The vodka bar chain is moving into the vacant Fishers bar site on Fishergate. Photo: Neil Cross

The last Preston Revolution closed in 2014.

3. Revolution

The last Preston Revolution closed in 2014. Photo: Neil Cross

Revolution is returning to Preston with a 600-capacity venue.

4. Revolution

Revolution is returning to Preston with a 600-capacity venue. Photo: Neil Cross

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