Great fresh beer and yummy cocktails. Food was quite good…read moreand service great. Beer brought in direct from Prague -awesome. Well worth the stop

This is such a nice place for a traveler , enjoyed dinner for one and was made to feel so…read morecomfortable. Food is great , I recommend the Chicken pate and fish n chips . Great find

Great pub large beer selection, although something was off with the draft Erdinger, fish and chips…read morewere great

This is the latest Thai Massage shop to open in Liverpool. Well worth the visit. Incredible…read morefriendly staff with a wealth of experience in sorting out your aches and pains.

Down a flight of stairs on Stanley Street lurks a beer cellar that has Germanised itself up to be…read moreknown as Bier Keller. I took a trip here on its second day of being open to the smelly public and was sorry to find it had a few teething problems. The blank plastered walls and scatterings of furniture gave it a oddly morose look. No music was playing so the air was echoing with chatter and the whole thing was strangely depressing, like a party that's been going on far too long and everybody just wants to leave. Bear in mind this was its second day. There were some positives, mind. When they finally get round to ordering enough of everything on their menus, the selection here will be very impressive, with fine old ales from across the globe. I hope this place makes it eventually. They deserve to live up to their staff's eagerness and not my bristling cynicism.

Let's be clear from the start: this place doesn't have any exotic beers. I couldn't find a single…read moreone. Pretty much every beer they carry is easily available everywhere, and most can be bought at a local tesco extra. As a Canadian, I was quite offended to once again find Moosehead as the only Canadian beer available. Seriously, haven't these guys ever heard of La Maudite, la Fin du Monde or Creemore springs. ( no, they haven't. ) The beer selection is also quite lager centric, and the only ales they carry are the pretty standard ones. At least they do have some Belgian Trappist beers, which does save the quality of their menu a little. But what they lack in their beer list, they more than make up for in their ambience and the general environment. Me and my girlfriend visited this place on a Sunday evening, and we were genuinely surprised to find a live singer ( who my girl quite fancied - insert angry emoticon here) and the atmosphere buzzing. I had a standard German Weiss and my lady consumed some Cusqueña. ( which I think I a great lager, and recommend it to lager lovers. ) Upstairs, they have rows of tables and benches, which I have been told is very German, but I really felt like I was home. The service was extremely friendly and even the bouncers ( I think they were bouncers) smiled. Whenever I'm in Liverpool, I shall be visiting this place, and if you are not an annoying beer snob like me, you will definitely enjoy the visit.

Cracking find! Never been in this pub before (formally the lamb) as outside doesnt look so…read moreappealing just brickwork but WOW once inside its liking going into a different world. Really quaint and some lovely features and touches (real fire, piano,seperate bar and lounge) Think the staff said they do 25 draught beers and real ale and cider, one was erdinger a german wheat beer..unusual. Amazing prices too on beer and food cheaper than weatherspoons. A place for couples or friends but they dont allow children (which is fine with me as its a cozy small place) If you havent tried it do give it a go, I will be back for sure in fact going tomorrow

The Pilgrim is a popular student haunt and its easy to see why. The drinks are cheap as chips and…read morethe food is too. The downstairs interior is mainly booths with chipped formica tables and mini jukeboxes that don't work any more. There used to be a large jukebox near the stairs leading up to the function room, but I think it's been scrapped. I don't remember seeing it last time I was there, at least. The upstairs function room isn't quite so shabby, and I remember a few years ago when they held a karaoke competition up there and it was a huge success. Until I didn't win, of course. The bar offers double and triple spirits for a ridiculously low price, and also has a decent selection of bottles and draught beer. The food is typical student stuff, with chip butties and full Englishes all on the board next to the bar. A basic full English starts at £1.95, just for an idea of how cheap it actually is. The pub mainly has jukebox music but occasionally you'll find a live act on. The function room was also used to give pole dancing classes a while back, but I doubt that goes on anymore. (More's the pity). I have to say that despite its shabbiness and obvious appeal to squanderers and students, The Pilgrim holds a place close to my heart and if I lived nearer to the city centre I would aim to make it my local.

It's got character you have to give it that, but luckily the character is no longer a giant puddle…read moreankle deep in the gents since a new lavatory was installed. Forget a doubles bar, The Pilgrim is a triples bar and with a small selection of ales too, you can see why this place has been a student favourite for decades. As you descend the old stone steps into the main drinking area, you get a sense of tradition amongst the dark wood interior and murals along the walls. With a covered patio area at the front to boot, The Pilgrim provides a handy arena for us smokers too.

Nice, buzzy place to enjoy a couple of drinks on a Friday evening. Don't drink the Pinot Grigio…read morethough - it tastes like feet! However, the staff very kindly changed my drink to a glass of Merlot instead which was far more palatable. Good atmosphere and friendly staff. Not bad at all. I'm sure if I were a beer drinker I'd appreciate it even more.

Bier is one of my favourite places in the city, let alone Lark Lane…read more This is a pub that demands a visit. Bier sells, well, beer. But the attraction here is that it sells beer from all around the world. German, Belgian, Japanese, American... everything you can think of! They sell Weihenstephaner Weissbier which is one of the tastiest drinks on the face of the Earth. I can't recommend German Weissbiers enough. The prices aren't that cheap but they are perfectly reasonable, considering the drinks of offer. They are more than worth the money, that's for sure! This place is head and shoulders above any normal 'pub'. Bier also offers pies, nachos and hotdogs if you're feeling a little peckish. There are lots of TVs to show sport on. Sometimes I'll steer clear of the place when it's like this, I'll admit. This is because I'm not really into sport and, as you can probably imagine, it gets extremely packed at these times. If you're into your football though, then this place would definitely have yet more to offer you. Even though that sounds like a negative point from me, the good part of Bier more than make up for it. It's such a great place to relax and try fantastic beers from all around the world. This is an essential place to go.

Delicious Sunday Roast in a charming setting. Professional and friendly service. Look forward to…read moregoing back next time I'm at Cheshire Oaks.

Since being taken over by new management in 2010 this sucsesful little family run pub has only got…read morebetter. It hostes a selection of guest ales including my personal favourite german larger Warsteiner and various other real ales all worth a try. The small pub does offer food but I'm yet to try any, so I can't comment on the quality but all looks rather nice. The staff are as warm and friendly as the surroundings making it the ideal place for a pint and a bag of nuts after a hard days graft.

This refurbished pub sits behind a fabulous traditional street facade of curved glass and dark…read morewood. The woody theme continues inside, in the single large room, which also has a raised seating area, as well as a long, wooden bar counter. The pub, named after a bakery which used to occupy the site, serves a good rotating range of real ales, which seems to attract a wide range of punters, from students to 40-somethings. It can get very busy indeed on a Friday and Saturday, although it is usually a bit quieter towards the rear. It's owned by Okell's, the Manx brewery company.

A typical old man's pub that does well with youngsters too, this is somewhere for those who like…read moretheir beer/ale and don't mind paying for it. One of the only pubs in this end of town that actually abides by pub opening times and stops serving at 11pm, it can be a bit annoying if you're meeting mates and they've already called last orders by the time you've got there. An alternative haunt for studenty types, you can find people huddled around tables in the day discussing the latest song they've written for their band, or the economic climate, or how they were convinced they'd never get through the first year of uni. The bar staff are friendly although come 11pm they practically run screaming from the bar. More of a stop-gap pub than anything else, this never features highly on peoples' Saturday nights out.

According to legend, The Grapes is the pub The Beatles used to go to relax and drink a couple of…read morepints between sets at the nearby Cavern Club. There's memorabilia of the band dotted around including a photo strategically placed above the spot they used to sit. Whilst it remains s a cheap and cheerful pub run by friendly staff, the only people likely to frequent The Grapes these days are nostalgic locals and tourists. Both the decor and layout have changed since the Merseybeat days and the whole place could do with a bit of TLC and elbow grease. If you're drinking spirits, there's vodka, whisky and so on but the beer section is disappointing compared to other pubs in the city. Ironically, the worst thing about The Grapes these days is the entertainment. It might have housed the hippest Liverpool band back in the day but it now runs deafening karoake sessions early evenings followed by average singer-songwriters and bands.

Since the Cavern in its heyday didn't sell alcohol, anybody wishing to get drunk would have to…read moresettle for a more traditional pub. Since the only one on Mathew Street at the time was the Grapes, mere doors away, it would be here that benefited most richly. The claim to Beatles fame is therefore more genuine here than some other places, they visited between gigs, but that doesn't entirely vindicate it from tackiness. I last visited this pub on a Saturday afternoon, when there was little danger of karaoke erupting from nowhere and the seats were likely to be empty. The awkwardly-shaped bar can mean it takes a while to get served but soon I was sitting with a pint of stout, blessing the gods for letting me have a table to myself. This lasted precisely eighteen seconds before five rowdy Dutchmen came and surrounded me. Conversation with them went swimmingly until I accidentally called them German. I also brought up their recent World Cup Final defeat. I shouldn't be allowed near Europeans.

A beautiful theater and of course it sounds great. I came here for a rock concert and really…read moreenjoyed the performance and experience from the 4th row. The interactions we had with the staff were all very pleasant and they were very helpful. It was surprising to me how much food and drink was available here. In addition to the spots in the corridors they also were selling ice cream in front of the stage! Now, if only it had been plant-based, then I would have surely enjoyed a sweet treat at my seat.

A generally positive experience. You order via a QR code but it does not allow any modifications…read more(ie No Mayo). If you want any changes you technically need to order at the bar but items will still come out the way they are listed on the menu even if you ask for a change. The fish and chips is good, as are the burgers although they come out your regular chips (not the large ones which come with fish). By the item my food came out my family was just about finished eating. They have a sign touting their toilets which are nothing special to be honest. Good food and nice ambiance as long as you are okay with no modifications to the food and ordering via a website or at the bar.