never been in a bar with more bar flies when i used to drink in it 10 years ago, it was like it was their H.Q
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Best Pubs in Merseyside
- Thread starter summerisle
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never been in a bar with more bar flies when i used to drink in it 10 years ago, it was like it was their H.Q
I miss The Netley.
anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
Hopefully not the mild?
TheFinnFan
Finners
Damn. Ive missed that Ship n Mitre place but will surely check it out next time I come over.
I had boss time at the Brick although it is a bit spartan compared to places like Ship n Mitre from what ive heard
I had boss time at the Brick although it is a bit spartan compared to places like Ship n Mitre from what ive heard
jal123
Player Valuation: £40m
Comparing the brick the the ship and mitre is like saying you've seen the Sistine chapel because someone's wrote 'yer ma' on the ceiling in black marker.
TheFinnFan
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Haha...like I said...havent seen a proper place...I also was seriously going to the Lisbon but somuchfun told me that it was a gay bar
damn Chico and fellers tried to mess with me xxx
Russian Evertonian
Player Valuation: £6m
Blob Shop lol
One of me arl fellas favorites God Rest Him.
jal123
Player Valuation: £40m
Tell you somewhere boss to go in town, the Phil is a belter pub. Everyone takes pics in the urinals though so be careful.Haha...like I said...havent seen a proper place...I also was seriously going to the Lisbon but somuchfun told me that it was a gay bar
Whistlin' Dixie
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True this. I hasd some right weird couple from Doncaster takin pics while I was having a slash....they thought nowt of it, neither the proper wrong'uns
The crown & the central have great ceilings. The big house has fantastic panelled walls. The beehive on Paradise St used to have some lovely woodwork at the bar before they ragged it out, the divs.
Fresh Prince of Belle Val
Player Valuation: £35m
The Edinburgh in Wavertree. The Brown Cow in Gateacre village, loads of decent pubs on Quarry Street in Woolton too.
Clint Planet
Utter Cad.
Is right. Love the Globe too for its "It's still 1954" vibe.
Donald Twain
Vide cor meum
I agree with nearly everything you say! Dangerous times.True this. I hasd some right weird couple from Doncaster takin pics while I was having a slash....they thought nowt of it, neither the proper wrong'uns
The crown & the central have great ceilings. The big house has fantastic panelled walls. The beehive on Paradise St used to have some lovely woodwork at the bar before they ragged it out, the divs.
Everything mate. The decor that can only be gained with 40 years of smoke and no paint, the toilets where the urine shot up your leg when you stood on the tiles, the fish tank with the floating fish, the fabled advertised beer garden all 6ft × 6ft of it complete with the 6ft weeds, different tv on a weekly basis, pool table that vanished and the bar staff legging it to the off licence next door when they ran out of bottles (frequently).
Sort of pub that is all too rare these days.
Good times.
*breaks into floods of tears
Whistlin' Dixie
Player Valuation: £50m
Didn't like the Cobden - Had a strange smell on the two occasions I went. Seen Simon O'Brien in there once had a gab about the blues to him. He used to live across the road, dunno whether he still does. Was seein' some right weird type (For about a fortnight) what lived above/below the hairdressers across the road from the one a bit further up - can't remember the name of it now, but it was the better of the two I thought.
Back to town. The Swan on Wood St used to have a great selection on the jukey - Served Hoegaarden on tap too!
Bit of a bikeys/rockers alehouse in the evenings, but never had any problems there.- Status