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| Pub | Comments | Location |
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Argyll (Argyll & Sutherland Highlander Inn)  |
This large open nicely done out friendly sixties estate pub is well cared for and popular.
Last visited 2021. |
Sutherland Drive / Redcar Drive |
| Eastham Ferry |
A pleasant large free-standing pub/hotel with a view over the Mersey from the tables out front. There's also a large beer garden and play area at the back.
Last visited 2019. |
Ferry Road |
| Hooton Arms |
This splendid antique pub is well preserved and well kept. Quality real ales are served. Tables in the tiny front yard.
Last visited 2021. |
Eastham Village Road / Ferry Road |
| Montgomery (Stanley Arms) |
The traditional bare bricks decor of the Stanley Arms has been replaced by contemporary pastel colours in this large free standing (fake) half-timbered building, and under the new name it's more of a restaurant than a pub, but there's still a bar area for drinkers. The real ale was of poor quality when I visited, hopefully a one-off. Not visited since a substantial refurbishment in 2024. Last visited 2015. |
Stanley Lane / Church Lane |
| New Rake Hotel (Rake) |
A classic two bar estate pub dating from 1960, well cared for and nicely decorated, with art deco style lanterns in the ceiling. The staff are cheerful and welcoming, even when a pub researcher forgets to sign in during COVID. This kind of un-modernised 50s/60s estate pub is becoming increasingly rare nowadays. Last visited 2021. |
Mill Park Drive / Kingsley Avenue |
| Tap (Pier Bar) |
A very pleasant traditional pub serving fine ales. There's a large beer garden at the back.
Last visited 2019. |
Ferry Road |
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