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Alice's Place (The Blossoms) (Toll Bar) "Bent's House"
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This plain knocked through one bar pub has 1970s style decor except for the 1950s door. There is a function suite at the back. On my most recent visit the bitter was sour and we had to have a lager instead. Not visited since the latest renaming, and I think it's now closed.
Last visited 2003.
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New Chester Road / Grove Street
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Bulldog
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One large square room in a former bank, opened as a pub in 2022 I think. Cheerful and busy when I was there.
Last visited January 2023.
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Bebington Road / School Lane
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Charlies Bar
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A plain nicely done corridor bar with a number of cheerful locals sitting at the counter.
Last visited January 2023.
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Bebington Road
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Cleveland Arms
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A well cared for pub with one bar plus a partially knocked through side room, and a pool room at the back. The decor is nicely restrained, the beer is excellent, and the only negative I noted was the too loud jukebox.
Noted closed in 2011, but has re-opened since, gaining a well-deserved Good Beer Guide entry.
Last visited January 2023.
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Bebington Road / Undeley Terrace
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Farmers Arms
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The rather naff looking "bog wall" exterior conceals a plain, slightly tatty interior in this two-sided friendly pub.
Closed in 2010 and now an Indian restaurant.
Last visited 2003.
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New Chester Road / Grove Street
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Freddie's Bar (Freddie's Club)
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In 2018 this was a pleasant comfortable social club serving quality real ales.
In 2021 it changed to Freddie's Bar and Grill, and real ale is no longer available.
Last visited 2018.
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Stanley Road / Springwood Way
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| Great Eastern |
A plain but well looked after bar side, and a 'parlour' not visited. The four hand pumps were all off. I'm advised the pub originally featured an number of relics from Brunel's SS Great Eastern, which was broken up at Rock Ferry.
Now closed and demolished.
Last visited 2000.
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New Ferry Road / Shorefields
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| Little House |
In this three bar pub the decor in the side bar is pale wood floor and bare brick walls. The back room is (fake) half-timbered. LSTV.
In 2006 reported as closed and demolished.
Last visited 2003.
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New Chester Road / Earl Street
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| Queens Hotel |
The scruffy exterior hides a pleasant knocked through well cared for one bar pub, perhaps slightly tatty in places. Music too loud. LSTV.
In 2007 I learned this had been closed and demolished to make way for a supermarket.
Last visited 2003.
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Bebington Road / Brook Street
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Railway Inn (The Railway)
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On the 2003 sign, the first A had a circumflex and the second A had two dots underneath it in a spoof of some Nordic language or other. By 2011 it had gone back to a more normal name. Plain very pleasant interior decor with a pale wood floor. A friendly, welcoming, clean and tidy pub.
Last visited January 2023.
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Bebington Road / Brook Street
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| Shillings Cafe Bar |
A fashionable pale wood floor and pastel wall interior in this busy pub.
Now closed.
Last visited 2003.
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New Chester Road / Bebington Road
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| Travellers Rest |
The rather pleasant looking building misleads. Inside is a tatty plain two bar pub. Now closed.
Last visited 2000.
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11 New Ferry Road / Marquis Street
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Wetherspoon's John Masefield "Adolf's Place"
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A Wetherspoon's shop conversion, opened November 2007, with a wood panel and bare brick interior. Busy whenever I visit.
John Masefield was a writer and poet, best known for "I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky".
The nickname arose because some of the locals thought the picture on the pub sign looks like Hitler.
In September 2022 JD Wetherspoon announced this site was for sale.
Last visited January 2023.
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New Chester Road / Grove Street
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Wirral Hotel
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A well-decorated knocked through one bar locals' pub.
Now closed.
Last visited 2018.
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Bebington Road / Woodhead Street
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