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Pogue Mahones - From website

Pogue Mahones

3.8(12 reviews)
66.9 mi
££

For being such a large, bustling city, Liverpool has surprisingly little to do after nighttime…read morehits. Unless it involves drinking, of course. Tired of wasting nights at our regular hangouts, BF and I decided to try somewhere new. He'd been to Pogue Mahone's many times before, but I hadn't. Most of my pub experiences in Liverpool at that point had been either been in hole in the walls or in trendy, studenty places. None of them had really impressed me. Pogue offered a really nice alternative. Warm from the blazing fire, we ordered Guinness and sat down in the big arm chairs around the fireplace. The pub had an old-timey, homey feel to it- exactly what you picture when you imagine an Irish pub. I like the decor, especially the dark wood and scattered bookshelves- and I really want to steal their idea of using Jameson bottles for candle sticks. It's not a big, thumping night spot but it has a fun energy that is perfect for the nights when you want to drink (possibly heavily) without getting into a fight. Someone mentioned once that Pogue Mahone has live, traditional music on some nights, but I haven't caught that yet. Either way, I am really tempted to make this my regular watering hole, especially since they have quiz and curry nights on Monday, the true way to my heart.

There's a heck of a Scouse/Irish connection, and nowhere is that clearer than in Liverpool itself…read more My entire family's from the Mersey and I know for a fact that somewhere along the line our clan goes back to the green, green grass of Ireland. So Pogue Mahone fits right in on Seel Street. It's an Irish bar, and the live music is often traditional, with the atmosphere very cosy. This is exemplified by the wooden walls, giving it the feel of a warm cabin. Irish bars should be like Mulligans in Manchester as opposed to your Waxy O' Connor chain - you want to feel transported to a different realm, heck, a different time even. And stepping into Pogue from the hectic bustle of Seel Street really feels calming and soothing. The bar is decorated by Irish football shirts, and the crackling coal fire in the main bar is a definite draw in the winter months. The owners and staff are Irish born and bred which adds to the authenticity of the place, and occasionally you'll find proper stew on the stove, free fry-ups for early punters and of course the quintessential Irish bands.

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Paddy's Bar

Paddy's Bar

3.3(4 reviews)
67.4 mi
£

Another pub in Liverpool with a confusing set of names, Paddy's Bar above the door, Dixie Dean's on…read morethe pub sign. Paddy's like all of the pubs along London Rd has more than a touch of the wild west about it: -we serve hard liqour for hard drinkin men -well bar keep I'll have a flaggan of you finest ale -we got stella -then stellar it is my good...oh, hmm appears to have a little something on the, oh well, all part of the charm I suppose, chin chin Paddy's has clearly seen better days, it's about as tired and craggy as the faces of the punters in here and most of them are only 35 but you catch it at the right time and it's a lively place. I can't hold nything against the place, I love these well worn, dirty old haunts because they are everything that the bland new bars aren't. This is no reverse snobbery but when you get a new bar wrong it's souless, at least this place has had time to gain a soul - it just so happens that soul has drinking problem.

Ahh, Paddy's, the little known wonder of London Road. Imagine the most stereotypically Irish pub…read moreyou can. Got it? Right, now have a Leprechaun vomit pots of gold and shamrocks all over it and you're a little bit closer to what it's like in here. It's tiny, and it doesn't really ever look open from the outside. The kind of place where you wouldn't want to stay for too long and / or have been here so long that only the bar will suffice to prop you up. This seems to be the story for the main clientele here anyway. With balloons from Paddy's Day '07 still hanging from the ceiling, a little, well deflated at their uselessness and Irish everything from flag to posters and coasters cluttering every surface in the place you might find it a little out-dated to say the least and claustrophobic. However, I don't know if it's the sheer camaraderie of a St Patrick's Day celebration here (to be honest I wouldn't venture here on too many other occasions), or the dirt cheapness of the drinks hazing my judgement, but there is a slight dingy charm to this place.

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