The Hare and Hounds is my local It has good food and a friendly atmosphere in very comfortable…read moresurroundings The pub hosts a quiz night and entertainment regularly and now holds a business networking event regularly.

Friendly. Informative and answered the phone. Showed the football and well priced food and drinksread more

Popped in to watch the football and wasn't disappointed. 2 large screens tv's dotted around to…read morewatch the match. Beers ice cold, glasses sparkling and great burger and pint deal.

Food menu changed poor selection and not very nice sorry won't be going again.. this used to be a…read morelovely pub and tasty food..you might as well go to Mc Donald's if you want burger and chips.

Great atmosphere, great service and the food always piping hot and delicious, the ice cream sundaes…read moreare to die for. All served by a friendly staff. All meals at a very reasonable price and cheap drinks what more could you ask for

Happy to Have as My Local…read more Just a short walk from home, this is part of the Wetherspoon's chain, soreasonable prices, reliable food (if a bit predictable) and lots of very reasonably priced lagers. Very friendly - it's definitely a gathering spot for locals. Can be a bit busy later in the evening on Fridays or Saturdays, so come a bit earlier if you want to be guaranteed a table. Friendly wait staff - great service - fun crowd. Highly recommended. Good fish & chips (as to be expected) and a nice chicken tikka. There are food and drink specials daily.

This used to be the notorious Rose&Crown. Now, it is as tranquil as they come and good for families…read moreand work groups

This place is great! It's the oldest pub in Lancashire! I think it's been around since 1320!…read more The building has a thatched roof, which I love, and all the drinks are served from a very tiny bar, about a foot and half wide! The pub itself is quite big, and has many rooms with plenty of seating. It kinda feels like your friend's grandparent's house with random chairs, and nook and crannies. The bathrooms are outside, and the sinks have freezing cold water. This probably isn't as much of a problem in the summer, but we were here in December, and it was absolutely freezing out and the thought of heading out to the loo was dreadful! Everyone was really friendly; it's a real locals only pub, but everyone was quite chatty and in good holiday spirits! It was a nice welcoming crowd. Best of all, there's a super friendly pub kitty!

I love this quaint little pub! Lovely atmosphere and very relaxed. Great in the summer to sit…read moreoutside and soak up the sun and equally as good in the winter with real log fires inside, very cosy. The locals are really friendly too,

Best place to have a drink before Liverpool FC matches! We traveled from America to watch the match…read moreagainst ManU and it was everything we could ever ask for and even more! Everyone chanting, very friendly, unbelievable atmosphere. Favorite pub in Liverpool!

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.

Ahh, the Grapes is your traditional village-esque pub. The clientele are true locals and although…read moreat first looked at us as though we were slightly lost, welcomed us in with open arms. (Well, she smiled when she poured my drink.) It's busy and ringing with chatter, the races on in the background. There is a community vibe about the place. Everyone seems to know each other but are more than happy to involve you in their conversation. One guy told me that he scored a hat trick against Bill Shankly in his hay day and another bloke was telling the newest joke about Rooney and the shocking state of the England team which contained a swear word. He turned to me and apologised 'sorry, love! I used a naughty word', I half expected him to tip a top hat to me and send me back on my way to a place where there is only birdsong and laughter. What a thoughtful man, but it was a funny joke! A proper place for a pint and a chat.

Neither majestic nor momentous, the Woolton Grapes (not to be confused with the Chinatown Grapes or…read morethe Mathew Street Grapes) is a pub that still oozes charm. Everyone here, from the skinhead barmaid to the Meatloaf lookalike to the coven of cackling oldies in the back corner, exudes a gentle insanity that you find it hard to resist. I've been here twice and both times were the epitome of the season they took place in. In winter, with snow blanketing the ground outside, I sat with my feet toasting by the roaring fire, discussing the situation in the Belgian Congo- either that or the new Expendables film. In summer, I sat drinking cider with the sunshine pouring through the window onto me. It's a place you can't help but feel at peace with the world in and I'd go there a lot more if the seasons occurred more regularly.

On a nice day, I had a wonderful Steak and Ale pie with mashed potatoes and peas while sitting…read moreoutside. Later, heading inside for drinks and there was plenty of comfortable seating.

nice well established public house, always a friendly atmosphere with good food and entertainment,…read morecheerful friendly staff, clean and tidy place to relax