An illuminated orange and red Lojomate Classic HK Café sign is seen through a Liverpool street window.

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Contributor:
Tony SmithImage ID:
3FYF1TKFile size:
90.1 MB (2.9 MB Compressed download)Releases:
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6564 x 4796 px | 55.6 x 40.6 cm | 21.9 x 16 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
19 September 2026Location:
Bold Street, LiverpoolMore information:
. An illuminated 'Lojomate' sign in orange script is displayed behind a window on Bold Street, Liverpool, above the words 'CLASSIC HK CAFÉ' in bright smaller lettering. The sign is the principal subject of the photograph, with its stylised glowing name and Hong Kong café description forming a strong graphic contrast against the muted interior and reflective shopfront glass. Bright orange script reads Lojomate on a café window with smaller words CLASSIC HK CAFÉ. A Michelin 2024 sticker is attached below, creating a separate visible reference to the year and guide branding. The writing sits against a curtained shop window on Bold Street, Liverpool. The photograph captures the café identity and the display of a Michelin-branded window marker; the exact distinction of any guide listing requires external confirmation. A small red plaque marked 'MICHELIN 2024' is visible towards the lower right of the image. This plaque is a significant specific detail: it connects the premises' street-level presentation with the restaurant-guide branding shown in the photograph, although the image alone does not establish any particular Michelin award or current guide status. The lettering also includes an 'EST. 2023' statement, an identifying feature of how the establishment presents itself to passers-by. The restaurant name is presented in a decorative handwritten style, while the block capitals below explain the dining concept quickly to people walking past. Bright orange script spells Lojomate above CLASSIC HK CAFÉ on a glazed frontage. A small Michelin 2024 plaque is visible lower down. Reflections in the glass layer the illuminated lettering over the interior, and the typography brings a Hong Kong-style café identity directly to the street. The photograph records the presence of a Michelin-branded plaque which is visible below the lettering. An illuminated orange and red Lojomate Classic HK Café sign is seen through a Liverpool street window.