| Pub | Comments | Location |
Aigburth People's Hall
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Not visited.
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Aigburth Vale
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| Aki's Wine Bar |
Now a restaurant.
Not visited.
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Lark Lane / Lark Way
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Albert
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An excellent three room pub with a stone floor in the bar and wooden floor in the lounge. I'm told the impressive interior with high plasterwork ceilings and some dark wood panelling is entirely fake but it's no less attractive for that.
Grade II listed building.
Last visited August 2024.
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Lark Lane / Pelham Grove
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Bar 25 (Parkfield Inn)
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A long and narrow corridor bar with the standard "Oak Lodges" decor, well cared for. Not visited since it was renamed.
Last visited 2019.
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Lark Lane / Bickerton Street
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| Blondies |
Not visited.
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Lark Lane / Bickerton Street
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Bookbinder
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A popular restaurant which serves quality cask ales.
Last visited 2021.
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Lark Lane / Siddeley Street
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Fulwood Arms (Bas's)
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2008: A converted shop with rather eccentric decor - candelabra, velvet curtain, black floor and dark red and black wallpaper - giving it a very dark ambience in the day-time, but probably rather nice on a dark evening. Even the gents has black tiled walls. I was offered a choice of dimpled mug or straight glass for my excellent pint of Copper Dragon's Black Gold. The menu - basic pub food - looks good.
Returning in 2019 I found the decor completely changed, much more "normal" and very pleasant. Sadly the real ale has gone.
Last visited 2019.
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Aigburth Road / Ampthill Road
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Green Man (Ink In The Well)
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Ink In The Well was an unusual restaurant in that it sold quality cask ales and had a small drinkers' area.
The Green Man is completely different, a larger range of real ales in a large pub with bare brick walls decorated with stag's heads and the usual odds and ends.
Last visited August 2024.
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Lark Lane / Hesketh Street
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| Grog Shop |
Two shops knocked together to make a rather nice one bar pub. The new but traditionally styled furniture, woodwork and leaded glass go well with the old floorboards.
Now closed.
Last visited 2003.
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Lark Lane / Bickerton Street |
Keiths
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This place looks rather plain from the outside but in fact it is a pleasant friendly cheerful popular wine bar. The menu looks very good.
Last visited August 2024.
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Lark Lane / Waverley Road
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Little Taproom
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Opened in March 2020, this comfortable two-room shop conversion serves excellent real ales.
Last visited 2021.
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Aigburth Road / Ancaster Road
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Lodge (Masonic) (Negresco) (Lodge Ale House)
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The Masonic: A nice interior with one bar and a number of side areas, making a very large pub. Sadly none of the hand pumps were in use.
Negresco: Mainly a restaurant. Closed in July 2009.
Re-opened as the Lodge Ale House in 2010.
By 2019 it was just called The Lodge, and was serving quality real ale.
Last visited 2019.
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Lark Lane / Bickerton Street
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Love and Rockets (Bier)
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A wide choice of craft beers in this pleasant comfortable youth-oriented pizza bar. Whitewashed brick and wood floor are the decor. It's a shame the real ale I enjoyed in 2017 has now gone.
Last visited August 2024.
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Lark Lane / Hesketh Street
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Maranto's
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This pleasant bar/restaurant has a rather good interior with lots of impressive fretwork and some fine Tiffany-style lampshades. There's a bar and a restaurant area on the ground floor with more space upstairs.
Last visited 2019.
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Lark Lane / Hesketh Street
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Milo Lounge (Vinyl)
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More of a cafe than a bar, I think, but they welcome drinkers in this large pleasantly decorated place.
Last visited August 2024.
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Lark Lane / Sefton Grove
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Old Bank
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Opened in 2012, this is a nicely done one-roomed friendly pub serving good real ale. The interior, with stained glass and carved wood decor, is attractive and comfortable.
Last visited 2017.
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Ashfield Road / Aigburth Road
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Old School House
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More restaurant than pub, but serving a fine pint of cask to drinkers in pleasant surroundings.
Last visited 2021.
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Lark Lane / Hesketh Street
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| Otters Pool |
Now a steak restaurant.
Not visited.
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Otterspool Drive, Otterspool
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Que Pasa Cantina
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A tiny counter serving two open rooms with bare brick walls and wood floors. Two handpumps turn out excellent real ales. This used to be a "South American" restaurant but they seemed to have given up the food.
Now closed to become a restaurant called Minna.
Last visited 2017.
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Lark Lane / Sefton Grove
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| Rhubarb |
Not visited.
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Lark Lane
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Toby Carvery Aigburth
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A pleasant standard Toby, with a drinkers' area at one end.
Last visited 2017.
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Aigburth Road / The Serpentine
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| Travellers Rest |
Very friendly locals in this small pleasant two bar pub. The bitter was unavailable on my visit! Food.
Now closed and demolished.
Last visited 1998.
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Aigburth Vale |
Victoria (Aigburth Arms)
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Large up market two bar pub in the style of a food-oriented place but no food available as far as I could see. The Cains was in excellent condition. Red Dwarf's Lister was found under the pool table here.
In the twenty-one years since I wrote that about the Aigburth Arms, nothing seems to have changed except the name and the loss of real ale.
Last visited 2019.
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Victoria Road / Elmswood Road
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| Ye Old House At Home |
A minuscule front bar, very small lounge with a serving hatch and a larger back room with no counter at all. Sadly this gem had been let go somewhat. Now closed and converted to apartments.
Last visited 1998.
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Aigburth Vale
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