Best Pubs in Merseyside

[Clint Planet]

The Baltic Fleet is good too (with the proviso that I live in London now and only get up to Liverpool once a year or so, so I may well be hopelessly out of touch).

 

[jal123]

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.

The swan has the best jukey in town, if you can tolerate the stench of sweat and the flies buzzing round.

 

[jal123]

The Baltic Fleet is good too (with the proviso that I live in London now and only get up to Liverpool once a year or so, so I may well be hopelessly out of touch).

Good boozer but too far away from everything for me

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

The swan has the best jukey in town, if you can tolerate the stench of sweat and the flies buzzing round.

lol That's true.

Worst place I've been for flies was the spoons on concert sq. Worse than bloody seagulls trying to eat me scran, they were!

Needless to say I've never been back there.

 

[Del-boy]

The blob shop

 

[Russian Evertonian]

The blob shop

That's what I said before, but nobody mentioned.
Beers and cider just for £1,75.
But...

 

[jal123]

That's what I said before, but nobody mentioned.
Beers and cider just for £1,75.
But...

Penny Farthing

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

Penny Farthing

Graftersville. The ale was that rancid I wouldn't even drink me can of breaker - I'd just go there to get half me shopping done

 

[Fresh Prince of Belle Val]

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.

The Cobden vaults was the first pub I ever got completely smashed in. Took me 2 hours to walk home and feel asleep in my privet.

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

The Cobden vaults was the first pub I ever got completely smashed in. Took me 2 hours to walk home and feel asleep in my privet.

lol Lager Lout!

 

[Lowste]

See this is what happens when you don't specify Liverpool.

Anyway, ship and mitre, Peter kavanaghs, Caledonia etc all decent boozers in town.

By ours the new Glebe is a decent boozer with good ale (Estrella and San Miguel on tap) and the black horse is boss in summer with the new telly and the big garden.

Keep saying going to go to Peter Kavanaghs, just never get round to it

 

[verreauxi]

Penny Farthing

I was intrigued by the very "divey" shabby look of that place. Never went in though.

 

[jal123]

I was intrigued by the very "divey" shabby look of that place. Never went in though.

Lucky you

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

I was intrigued by the very "divey" shabby look of that place. Never went in though.

not missing much mate. It's like a Hieronymus Bosch depiction of hades.

 

[verreauxi]

Not so much a pub, but Pi (in Sefton Park area...or down there somewhere) had a great selection of beers.