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| Pub | Beer | Comments | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12th Man (Salisbury) | Tetley, Worthington / Carling, Carlsberg, Stella | A nicely done out and popular two-sided pub. LSTV. Not visited since its renaming. Bingo 
Karaoke
Live entertainment
Quiz
Last visited 2004. |
121 Walton Breck Road / Burnand Street |
| Albert | Tetley / Carlsberg | This pleasant plain knocked through pub, decorated with LFC and visiting teams' memorabilia, is in a fine-looking building right in the shadow of the stands. Nine of the sixteen taps on the bar dispense Carlsberg.
Last visited 2004. |
Walton Breck Road / Lake Street |
| Arkles | Boddingtons, Flowers / 4X, Carlsberg | A rather nice knocked round partly wood-floored pub in a very imposing building. Very slow service when I visited on a quiet Thursday evening. LSTV. Grade II listed building. Reported to be serving real ale in 2015. Quiz 
Last visited 2004. |
Arkles Lane / Anfield Road |
| Cabbage Hall | Boddingtons, Trophy / 4X, Carlsberg | A very nice wood panelled interior to the lounge area in this large opened out pub. Small TVs are tastefully incorporated in the decor, and there's a LSTV as well. Pool table. Function room. The large garden is probably a former bowling green. After being closed for several years, re-opened in 2015 and I'm told they serve real ale.
Karaoke
Quiz
Last visited 2004. |
Townsend Lane / Walton Breck Road |
| Flat Iron (Breckside) | Tetley | In a wedge-shaped building, hence the name, this is a plain, well cared for three room boozer. There's an impressive array of trophies above the bar.
Quiz
Last visited 2004. |
Walton Breck Road / Douglas Road |
| George | John Smith's / Carling, Foster's, Stella | This well looked after two bar pub has a peculiar layout including a large "lean-to" extension to the rear with a number of unglazed "windows" between rooms, and a very plush-looking side lounge. It re-opened in September 2002 after a period of closure, which presumably included a refurbishment, as I described it as scruffy on my previous visit.
Last visited 2004. |
Breck Road / Oakfield Road |
| King Charles | Tetley / Carling | A plain clean one bar pub with a tiny front lounge served from a hatch.
Last visited 2004. |
Thirlmere Road / Grasmere Street |
| King Harry | Tetley / Carlsberg, Foster's | A plain two-sided local, completely empty when I visited, but presumably packed on match days. One side has a very high ceiling with some nice plasterwork.
Last visited 2004. |
Anfield Road / 55 Blessington Road |
| Oakfield | Tetley / 4X | A plain, clean and tidy two-sided pub. Pool table. Now closed.
Last visited 1998. |
Oakfield Road / Thirlmere Road |
| Park | Tetley, Worthington / Carling | A nicely done out knocked through pub managed by Bass's Liverpool Pub Company, right across the road from the football ground. LSTV.
Live entertainment
Last visited 2004. |
Walton Breck Road / Towson Street |
| Richmond Arms |  Walker, Tetley / 4X, Stella |
A small two-sided local. The lounge side is a little worn but very pleasant. Reported closed.
Last visited 1998. |
Townsend Lane |
| Sam Dodds Wine Bar | Tetley | This wine bar is a little plastic but rather atmospheric nonetheless. LSTV.
Last visited 1998. |
Oakfield Road / Hawkesworth Street. |
| Sandon | Tetley / Carlsberg | At the front is a pleasant enough one room pub with a fine electrolier. Behind is the small "sports bar", closed when I visited, and further back is a large function room.
Last visited 2000. |
Oakfield Road / Houlding Street |
| Shanks Bar | Closed.
Live entertainment
Live music
Not visited. |
48 Thirlmere Road | |
| Stanley | Tetley / Carling, Carlsberg, Stella | A plain, friendly, pleasantly decorated and well cared for two-sided pub. LSTV.
Last visited 2004. |
Walton Breck Road / Robson Street |
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