This place is great! It's the oldest pub in Lancashire! I think it's been around since 1320!…read more The building has a thatched roof, which I love, and all the drinks are served from a very tiny bar, about a foot and half wide! The pub itself is quite big, and has many rooms with plenty of seating. It kinda feels like your friend's grandparent's house with random chairs, and nook and crannies. The bathrooms are outside, and the sinks have freezing cold water. This probably isn't as much of a problem in the summer, but we were here in December, and it was absolutely freezing out and the thought of heading out to the loo was dreadful! Everyone was really friendly; it's a real locals only pub, but everyone was quite chatty and in good holiday spirits! It was a nice welcoming crowd. Best of all, there's a super friendly pub kitty!

I love this quaint little pub! Lovely atmosphere and very relaxed. Great in the summer to sit…read moreoutside and soak up the sun and equally as good in the winter with real log fires inside, very cosy. The locals are really friendly too,

The Pheasant Inn is another pub/restaurant by the bypass, completing the trio of pubs by the main…read moreroad (with Red Squirrel and Weld Blundell), although The Pheasant is slightly removed from the other two, located on the back roads on the way through to Hightown. Despite its location hidden away from the other two, The Pheasant remains a popular destination for various occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries for my family and I, or even if nobody can be arsed cooking. The reason for our regular visits to The Pheasant is down to their excellent food. They offer a good variety of pub food, including seasonal dishes alongside the usual classics such as sausage and mash or fish and chips. On my last visit, I had grilled guinea fowl, which was superb and perfectly accompanied by chorizo, tomato and bacon - definitely one to try. The staff there are pleasant and friendly and the atmosphere is both warm and relaxing, ensuring every dining experience there is an enjoyable one. The prices aren't too unreasonable, but when the food's this good you really shouldn't care even if it does seem expensive.

Fantastic modern pub-eatery with a great menu. Friendly staff, great beer selection and value for…read moremoney. Excellent quality - we will be back

This is a really nice pub which is located on Longmoor Lane in Fazakerley which I have visited…read morerecently and would certainly go back again. Its very large inside, clean and well maintained. Really stylish decor and has a great atmosphere too. Drinks are reasonably priced and staff are very friendly. The also serve food but the kitchen was closed on the day of our visit so didn't get a chance to test the menu but it looked like there was a good choice and prices were reasonable. They have a heated smoking area to the front of the pub too.

The Black Bull is such an iconic pub to the people of North Liverpool that many people (including…read moreme) refer to the area around it as the Black Bull. It is a large pub located on a busy junction. The Black Bull has been there for as long as I can remember. It often changes its management which I feel results in it staying fresh and interesting. The bar is well stocked and the staff work hard to make sure you get served as quickly as possible. The pub is quite smart inside and the staff and regulars are welcoming and talkative. On some nights they have karaoke and bands playing here and this provides a nice change from the norm. This is an excellent place which you much visit if you are in North Liverpool.

Recently new management was brought in to bring this iconic pub back to the pub it used to be. The…read moreladys who work behind the bar are polite and well mannered but don't tolerate any nonsense. The ale is also much better than it used to be and the overall cleanliness of the place is 100% better than it has been for years.

Best place to have a drink before Liverpool FC matches! We traveled from America to watch the match…read moreagainst ManU and it was everything we could ever ask for and even more! Everyone chanting, very friendly, unbelievable atmosphere. Favorite pub in Liverpool!

Great Pub ! Staff behind the bar are very friendly and welcoming. Nice environment for a drink.read more

0 STARS. DON'T GO HERE…read more Terrible mannered staff. Especially whichever lady is the manager. The drinks are atrocious, the food is ok. The only reason I see people actually going here is because it's so cheap. But be warned, you'll be met with rudeness and a lot of grief just by entering this establishment. Also whilst we were there they allowed children so run screaming through the pub into the kitchen and out the back door. However, like I said, this could have all been undone if the staff were actually nice people. The staff are NOT excellent. The staff are NOT nice. When I spoke to the lady who was rude to me I was again met with more attitude. Also the children were running around the tables and bumping into people, there is a difference between welcoming families and a hazard. DON'T GO HERE Avoid. Avoid. Avoid.

Definatly worth a visit! Stumbled across this place by…read moreaccident, and loved it, the staff are friendly, and the drinks are very reasonably priced. I'm looking forward to the restaurant area upstairs opening soon, i will definatly be frequenting this bar!

A ramshackle corner buttress of a pub, the Village Inn is just as lived-in as its name suggests…read more It's the kind of place that you just know the locals will pride themselves on choosing, although who they will boast to is a mystery; this isn't exactly one for the tourists. Despite apparently being shut when I visited one wintry afternoon, the barman was only too happy to open up and get the taps working so we could get a pint. He then stuck a few quid in the jukebox and left us to choose the songs ourselves. You don't get staff more helpful than that, provided of course he was a member of staff and not just a foiled burglar.

The Village Inn in Woolton is situated just opposite the old quarry (on Quarry Street). It has the…read moretypical sandstone exterior so common to the village. It may not be the biggest pub in the world but it's got everything you need, including a pool table, now a rarity in the area. Live acts play some nights and there is a juke box. For those driving and not drinking there is a good sized car park just across the road. Hidden downstairs is a huge private function room with its own entrance just off Roddick Street. Its well worth the £50 hire fee and for a reasonable sum the pub will arrange balloons and catering. Both of my parents have had parties here this year and they loved it. This is no ordinary function room, with its various crannies and nooks it's quirky and unusual. Saying that, there is a stage for the DJ and plenty of room for anyone brave enough to dance.

First of all the pricing is excellent. Inexpensive drinks and inexpensive food, great for a family…read morelooks to have a good night out but not break the bank. the team provide really, really good service. Very friendly, attentive and welcoming team. The ambiance is that of a general pub, neat and clean with sports on the TV, but nothing special. The food, is good, not bad not great just good. Edible, but rather bland in flavour. If I could I'd give it 3.5 stars.