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by Phil Wieland
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WEST DERBY VILLAGE

PubBeerCommentsLocation
Casbah The Casbah Coffee Club was the birthplace of the Beatles - they played here before the more well known Cavern. Now owned by ex-Beatle Pete Best, I'm told.
Not visited. 		Hayman's Green
Halton Castle
Pic 		Hand pumpCains, Hand pumpPedigree, John Smith's / 1664, Foster's A classic friendly traditional pub with four or five small rooms plus a beer yard at the back, serving fine beer.
Last visited 2003. 		Mill Lane / Eaton Road North
Hare and Hounds
Pic 		Hand pumpCains, John Smith's / 1664, Becks, Foster's A knocked round pub decorated very nicely in the modern style - even the air conditioner is painted pastel green. Very popular even on a midweek evening. There's a pleasant beer yard at the back, and also a function room upstairs.
Grade II listed building.
Last visited 2003. 		 
Sefton Arms
Pic 		Boddingtons, Flowers, Tetley This unusual place should really count as two pubs in the guide! At the front is a slightly upmarket modern busy bar with a young clientele, lots of TV screens and very loud music. Or, go in the side entrance to find a traditionally decorated two room pub, much quieter but still busy. The enormous garden and crown green are well looked after, as is the rest of the pub.
Last visited 2003. 		Almonds Green / Mill Lane
West Derby Hotel "Barry's"
Pic 		Tetley, Worthington This traditional multi-roomed pub has nice old decor in parts while others are rather youth-oriented. A tiny beer yard at the side.
Grade II listed building.
Last visited 2003. 		 
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