Pubs in Liverpool

[davids]

The bridwell

Great pub , a superb and unique environment with the best landlord I’ve ever encountered bar non .From the gaffer down everyone working there knows their job and puts 99% of boozers to shame .also somehow Manages to be a pub and a bar and I’ve never figured out how .

The Denbigh Castle

In my opinion The go to place for blues , great service and unrivalled post match for atmosphere. On non-match days it’s just a cracking traditional pub.

The excelsior

If it’s not broke don’t fix it , great location and on match days in particular a cracking clientele.

In my opinion helps they’re all owned by decent match going blues

I remember the Bridwell for different reasons.

 

[Harryflashman]

I remember the Bridwell for different reasons.

Unless you’re 103 you’re talking about the one that’s a hotel now , but yeah a few of us remember that one mate

 

[Bedwas Toffee]

A cracking set of pubs, you get it.

Pleased to see the Brido and Denbo added. The best there is.

Yeah I probably could have listed 30/ 40 without even touching County road

 

[anton66]

Around the corner - The Dispensary - cracking ale, full of character and gets busy on match days ( not sure if he crazy owner is still there ? )

Heard he’s teaching hospitality at John Moores.

 

[Bedwas Toffee]

Heard he’s teaching hospitality at John Moores.

Yeah love the Dispensary. The only place I can find that does Murphy’s these days too!

 

[COYBL25]

Unless you’re 103 you’re talking about the one that’s a hotel now , but yeah a few of us remember that one mate

Haunted as anything that place.

 

[Harryflashman]

Heard he’s teaching hospitality at John Moores.

Brilliant

 

[Toffe3m4n]

I'd add the Denbigh Castle to that personally. The Baltic Fleet also.

 

[Bedwas Toffee]

Haunted as anything that place.

Does not surprise me. I can imagine some unhappy souls in those cells

 

[Bedwas Toffee]

Ship and Mitre

Excelsior

Denbigh Castle

Ship and excelsior I love. The Denbigh is on the list for sure

 

[COYBL25]

Does not surprise me. I can imagine some unhappy souls in those cells

Supposed to be the Napoleonic prisoners of war that built the place.

 

[Iana]

Supposed to be the Napoleonic prisoners of war that built the place.

We got our money’s worth out of those prisoners of war..:they built the old dock wall as well!

Poor fellas must have been knackered after a day on-site.

 

[Bedwas Toffee]

Supposed to be the Napoleonic prisoners of war that built the place.

See and it’s local knowledge like that , that I come for!

 

[Bedwas Toffee]

Add the Bridewell, and close thread.

I don't mind Ye Hole in Ye Wall either, and The Crack was a good pub although the last few times I've been in it's been poor.

 

[Bedwas Toffee]

I love ye crake especially the war room. Eagle eyed drinkers will notice a Picture of Goodison behind the bar too! Extra points for that!
Ye hole in the wall was one of the first Liverpool pubs I’d been that made me realise this city was a bit special. so always close to my heart the dale street pubs