This is now a Weterspoons. I have an inherant dislike for wetherspoons based on previous visits to…read moreother establishments. I had visited others like the Fiveways Hotel at Childwall I would have a different view. This place doesn't feel like any of the other wetherspoons I've visited. No groups of old men spending all day drinking cheap bear. It felt like a place you could spend time and enjoy the pleasant surroundings. I visited on a Sunday afternoon so it may be different in the evenings. I had a nice JW Lees Chocoholic and a brewdog edge at £1.75 a pint. The daily food special was a Tark Dhal Curry, rice and popadoms for £2.30!

An ernormous emporium of food, drink and entertainment And no the name is not an introduction to…read morethe first chapter of he Kama Sutra, the pub is on a roundabout. Serves good beer and value food, has a pleasant outside area and friendly staff so pay avisit.

To be honest, I'm surprised the Rose is still open. Facing stiff competition from surrounding…read moreeateries and bars that have sprung up as the area has become more popular, it has managed to stand its ground and exist as a decent pub. Hosting pub quizzes and having wide screen TVs showing various sporting events has probably not done it any harm, but I'm fairly sure that the only thing that has kept this pub afloat really are its loyal patrons, most of whom are getting on a bit. The pub does have some good food and a nice atmosphere, and it is a nice alternative to all those showy bar/bistros that surround it. The prices for drinks are reasonable and it is no doubt a popular haunt for students who walk down from the Carnatic halls of residence.

The dear old Rose. Round the corner from my old Halls of Residence we used to come down here to get…read moreaway from the hubbub of students that made up Carni bar... who am I trying to kid, we came here regularly, not because the food is Michelin star standard, but because it was better than the school dinners they served us in catered! Monday to Friday they do two meals for under a tenner so you can't really grumble. We certainly didn't but perhaps you have (quite rightly) higher standards than a first year uni student... if so, probably best to stick to the pints and watch the game on the big screen, or catch the live entertainment they have on a Saturday night if you're in the area.

This Wetherspoons pub is smaller than you would expect from the outside, the decor is very…read moreold-fashioned as most Wetherspoons are -it almost feels like a library. The food and drinks are as you would expect, the new menu which came in late April has some excellent new dishes. The staff weren't exactly rude in here but they weren't accommodating either. It took around five minutes to get served, even though there were only around three customers at the time. The food arrived really quickly, which is a bonus if you're in a rush but sometimes it can be a little too quick if you get my drift. Also my Reggae Reggae chicken wrap was cold - unsure if it was supposed to be. I imagine it would be a bit livelier at night or in the evening, but I don't recommend it for lunches. Maybe I'll try it again another day and hope that it was just a one off.

Childwall Fiveways Hotel is fairly new, having opened in February this year. I quite liked it,…read morethere are books on shelves, which I like, and a busy feel to it, with a range of age groups eating, drinking and chatting. The pub is pretty spacious with an area at the back of the pub open and covered areas to eat and drink outside. Unfortunately, I went on a day when it was a little too cold to sit outside but I could imagine it being really pleasant. I wasn't stuck for parking that was for sure, there is a lot, although I guess when it get's busy busy it could be a problem. The pub has a number of offers on including curry club, steak club and sunday club where you get a free drink. It might not sound a lot but well it makes a little difference.

Great local restaurant. Friendly staff. Clean and updated interior. Had the Blackburn breakfast…read morewithout the black pudding. Perfect example of a traditional English breakfast. They make their sausage locally and has more flavor and spice than a traditional sausage. Would come backpacking swith q

From the owner: We are a welcoming and warm casual dining restaurant. Serving a wide variety of homemade fusion…read morestyle fresh cuisine.

This could be my perfect bar. They have a huge selection of beers/ales when we were there they had…read more12 on draught (including Brooklyn), and 60 bottled beers according to the menu. They serve delicious pieminister pies (http://www.pieminister.co.uk/ ) for a fiver, and all sides are a quid (mash,minty mushy peas and gravy). We turned up at 6pm on a Saturday and struggled to get a seat, so get there early if you want a table to eat. The staff were very knowledgeable on all the beers and there was a great atmosphere.

From the owner: Proper Beers. Proper Pies. Proper People…read more Offbeat draughts and lovingly kept real ales (in CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2013!) An eclectic myriad of the worlds finest bottled beers. Stonkingly good PieMinister Pies.

This is not a pub or wine bar, it is just a restaurant, if you are not eating they have not time or…read morespace for you. Very rude staff, "Unless you're eating you can't sit down." we had our one drink sat outside in a cold, wet beer garden and left. As we left the empty table I had asked to sit at was still empty.

Great bar, great service. We only had drinks but the entire staff, including the owner, interacted…read morewith us. We were looking for another Beatles landmark and the entire staff tried to help and enlisted other patrons. Great place, great staff, great service.

A decent Victorian corner local in Woolton village with a small, comfortable lounge at the front…read moreand bar at the back. It has a small selection of real ales on tap, which were decently kept. Very friendly landlady, though our beers needed topping up first time - but were poured to perfection second time around. It gets a mixed crowd of mainly locals.

In keeping with the Woolton tradition of putting Liverpool's other pubs to shame, the County Court…read moreis lovely. It's appealing to look at without being palatial or sterile and the locals are rambling in such a way that it sounds scripted. I came here straight after work and found it a relaxing tranquil place to take the edge off. This is a good old-fashioned beer house of thick curtains and heavy furniture. I'd have no problems in shuffling along to this pub in eight decades time. Oh, who am I kidding I'll do it now.

Food was average and the service was a bit of a let down. Recieved food cold and were told thats…read morelots of dishes were not available. Ok for a cheap meal Believe it is now under new management

An affable corner pub in the heart of suburbia, I spent quite a while in the Storrsdale trying to…read moreconvince the barmaid that the place wasn't haunted. Some wires had been disconnected or something and she was adamant the only answer to the question of who did it was 'phantoms'. I first came here with a bladder that was nanoseconds away from rupturing but once I'd emptied it I had a chance to relax and soak up the atmos. See, that's the thing about my reviews. You get that personal touch.

This is a local, community pub neslted amidst the rows of semi detatched surburban homes of…read moreAllerton. Hidden away from busy Mather Avenue where thousands hurtle along towards the inevitable mini traffic jam at the gates of Tesco, it is a pub that is overlooked by passersby. It's a modest place, nothing flash - the beer garden just feels like one of the nearby backyards complete with patio furniture. However the staff and regulars are a very friendly bunch who will welcome a strangers input into a conversation should you make the effort to get involved. There is a big turnout for football games here - with the ability to show more then one channel the conflicting Everton Liverpool loyalties if both games are shown makes for a very lively but generally well behaved environment.

If you've got a few hours to kill at the airport before your plane drives cloudwards or, as was the…read morecase with me, you're seconds away from it flying off and leaving you stranded, have a pint at the Wetherspoons pub past the security check. The prices of this dark pub seem to be based on adding all holiday prices together and if the cost of your drink ends with 99p, you can expect the barmaid to just keep the penny without asking. Even though I'm off on holiday and have no need for one stirling penny, I still want the damn thing. It's the principle. I also don't like the idea of taking my belt off and shoving my belongings through an x-ray machine just to drink. Yes, that's the exact reason they made me do that.