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Ye Cracke
13 Rice Street
Liverpool
L1 9BB
Tel: 0151 709 4171
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Ye Cracke is one of Liverpool’s most well known pubs, and also one of its most quirky. It has been unspoiled by progress for decades, and is a haven for real ale enthusiasts and for those looking for a relaxed, friendly venue for a drink.
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Doctor Duncans
St Johns Lane
Queens Square
Liverpool
Tel: 0151 7095100
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Doctor Duncans is a traditional Victorian pub on the rejuvenated Queens Square, and has a well-deserved reputation for offering one of the most diverse and well-kept selections of real ale in Liverpool City Centre.
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The Ship and Mitre
133 Dale Street
Liverpool
L2 2JH
Tel: 0151 236 0859
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The Ship and Mitre is an interesting pub set in an original 1930s art deco building. It is one of the city’s most consistently good pubs for real ales, with frequent beer festivals throughout the year and a different guest ale each week.
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The Brewery Tap
Stanhope Street
Liverpool
L8 5XJ
Tel: 0151 7092129
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The Brewery Tap is set within the handsome red brick façade of the Thomas Cain Brewery. The pub was comprehensively renovated in 1993, restoring all of its Victorian splendour. This landmark pub serves a host of well-kept ales and has a friendly atmosphere.
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The Lion Tavern
67 Moorfields
Liverpool
L2 2BP
Tel: 0151 236 1734
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The Lion Tavern is an atmospheric Victorian pub with a superbly preserved interior. A very good selection of cask ales is available in this historic pub, as well as some very tasty cheeses.
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The Philharmonic
36 Hope Street
Liverpool
L1 9BX
Tel: 0151 707 2837
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The Philharmonic is a famous Liverpool pub, which was built at the turn of the 20 th Century. It is a wonderfully ornate listed building, and each room has its own intricate features. Sit back and enjoy the fabulous architecture with a pint of one of the excellent ales or proper lagers. A good selection of food is also served.
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The Baltic Fleet
33 Wapping
Liverpool
L1 8DQ
Tel: 0151 7093116
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The Baltic Fleet can be found close to Liverpool’s Albert Dock. It is a traditional pub with a distinctly nautical feel; cask ales and a menu of good pub food are served in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
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Thomas Rigby’s
23 Dale Street
Liverpool
L2 2EZ
Tel: 0151 236 3269
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A refurbishment in 2003 saw the previous name of Rigby’s changed to its current state. Thomas Rigby’s is a traditional pub dating from the 1920s, and serves a good selection of regularly changing cask ales and bottled beers and lagers.
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Cavern Pub
5 Mathew Street
Liverpool
L2 6RE
Tel: 0151 2364041
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Not to be confused with the legendary Cavern Club of Beatles fame, the Cavern Pub nevertheless boasts a strong tradition as a launch pad for the careers of aspiring young bands, with live music most nights of the week. The pub is bedecked with musical memorabilia and a wall of fame commemorates every band who played at the Cavern before it was demolished in 1973.
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