The Volunteer Canteen - or The Volly as it's known locally - is a fine traditional pub in a…read moreresidential side street, a couple of blocks behind Crosby Marina and Lakes. The date above the front door is 1924, but the building dates back to 1827. This is a good place to go for a traditional pint and a chat. No sign of a jukebox or a tv. Note the interesting collection of photographs and memorabilia of Liverpool in days of old - particularly the pictures of the Liverpool Overhead Railway which served the docks and ran until 1956, or thereabouts. Note also the old Higsons etched windows and mirror in the public bar. In conclusion, the Volly is a splendid example of a good honest community local, well worth seeking out when in the Waterloo area.

Very small, very friendly, very good atmosphere and very good beer make the Volunteer or the Volly…read morea fantastic place to visit if you want that good british pub vibe. They sometimes have nice barby's in the Summer.

It's difficult to see who would ever go to the Coburg of their own volition. The pub stands miles…read morefrom anywhere so the chances of you just stumbling across it are quite unlikely. To be honest, I'm not even sure how I got there. It's not even worth it. Inside the place is encrusted with blandness and the drink selection skips through the usual lager cavalcade without having anything new or even decently priced. It's the kind of pub you'd hope to be able to boast about discovering, like some show-offy traveller, but you can't because it's so dull.

Was here for a friends leaving evening. Had a really good night lots of room in the bar and the…read morestaff are very attentive and quick to serve. Prices are decent enough as well.

Great local pub. Came in for the band friday, off the rails…read more Wow they where fantastic. Place was bouncing! Certainly return!

The Richmond is just on the outskirts of the Allerton area and as such, seems to attract all those…read morewho are vocally opposed to the high heeled brigade who tramp up and down Allerton Road. In the daytime it is bright and airy and has a fairly decent menu for somewhere that doesn't consider itself to be a gastropub. In fact, it's one of the only pubs that claims food is served all day (or until 9pm at least) and has successful themed nights like curry night on a Thursday. In the evening, it seems to be popular with people who work in the local area and have just knocked off, rather than people who live in the local area and have just spent 2 hours getting ready. A typical pub where you're bound to bump into someone you know and you inevitably get stuck in the loos having a good old gossip with someone you only met 5 minutes ago. This is a nice place to socialise locally, and there tends to be a more mature crowd, although there isn't a defined age range.

The Cellar bar is a lovely place to visit in Chester. Great choice of drinks whatever your tastes…read more Good spirit selection, 4 lines of Cask Ales, which are constantly rotated and changed. Various lagers, Ciders and beers on tap and a great international bottle selection. Staff are all great and have some awesome banter. They host a great pub quiz that is good fun but also not too easy. If you are staying in any of the City Road hotels this is a standard replacement for any of the hotel bars. They Also have a "Cellar Bar" which is used for functions and live music. Not such a great selection but it has a great atmosphere.

A lovely beer bar, lots of choice beyond the four real ales. My love of cascade caused me select…read morethe Boggart cascade. Despite the fact I surprisingly couldn't much taste my favourite hop, it was still a lovely beer. They have a whole collection of quality international bottled beers if you can't find something on the bar to tempt you. Nice feel to the venue, lots of beer stuff covering the walls.

The food here is great and the place is huge so never feels too overcrowded. Also it always has had…read morea great atmosphere everytime I have been. Have I mentioned it's cheap too? well it is both drinks and food, good place to start off with a good meal and line your tummy. Staff are very friendly and serve with patience and understanding.

Came across this page in my research of "Parrot" Pubs"…read more Amazing reviews! I must visit during my next visit to Liverpool. Mark Wilson The Wicked Parrot Pub & Restaurant Sanur Bali

Good for a night out! Good music, lots of space, big bar to serve many many people as it generally…read moregets busy on a Saturday night. The staff are friendly as are the bouncers. I think there are 2 floors although Ive only been on the upper floor. It is in a good spot in Liverpool as it is by Alma De Cuba and Revolution which are popular with people these days. Drinks are as expensive as any other place around £3.50 for a WKD and £3 for a pint of beer. Overall a nice place for a dance and a drink.

nice little pub, good hearty food, good prices and friendly staff, great night time entertainment…read moreevery night, good for persons who enjoy different activities and music. would defiantly recommend to persons who are new to area who would like a good deal on food and entertainment as well as good drink prices.

Popped in to watch the Rugby with the wife and place had a great atmosphere and plenty of people…read moreenjoying the Game, football was on in other part of the pub aswell which gave it an extra sporty vibe bit not overly loud. Decided to grab a bite to eat and we both went for the New kebabs, the wife had mixed meat and I had the chicken. Both came with fries but they let me swap to chips as I'm fussy but it wasn't a problem. Food was piping hot and tasted delicious, just sadly no room for the triffle cheesecake as soooo full....Next time? All the staff were very helpful and friendly checking on every one making sure the place was neat and tidy, very impressed. All in all a great day at the pub and England won so added bonus Until next time Team Wirral 100 Keep up the hard work!

Nice local pub with friendly staff and a nice atmosphere. I was in town visiting some family and…read morewe came here our first Friday night. Being from the US we don't have many local casual bars we either have restaurants or fancy bars and clubs with an age range of 20-40. It was nice to see people in here ages 18-80. You can see there was a young crowd that was obviously starting there and then going into town, it was nice to see 20-30 year old aged people in there with their parents and grandparents, being from California for me this was great to see! I didn't eat here but my brothers came in the next day to watch the game and they really enjoyed their food, they had bangers and mash and a toastie with chips and my parents enjoyed a Sunday roast dinner the next day. The toilets are not the cleanest but it's a bar, it's been remodeled since I was last in town about 5 years ago and they did a good job with that. The menu has literally everything you can think of, I think it was 5 pages. There's a variety of alcohol, they're open until 12 and overall it's a happening spot in this little town!