A very busy little Irish bar... usually has live music and a lively atmosphere. Had the Sunday…read morelunch here... not cheap but you definately get a huge plateful!

From the owner: Situated on the outskirts of the Northern Quarter, nestled in a residential area of Ancoats, the…read moreShamrock offers a traditional pub in cosy surroundings We have live entertainment at the week-end ranging from Traditional & Irish music to Disco & Karaoke Our open Mic night is fortnightly on Sundays Its a great place to start your night on the town as we are a short stroll away from Sankeys Nightclub

For being such a large, bustling city, Liverpool has surprisingly little to do after nighttime…read morehits. Unless it involves drinking, of course. Tired of wasting nights at our regular hangouts, BF and I decided to try somewhere new. He'd been to Pogue Mahone's many times before, but I hadn't. Most of my pub experiences in Liverpool at that point had been either been in hole in the walls or in trendy, studenty places. None of them had really impressed me. Pogue offered a really nice alternative. Warm from the blazing fire, we ordered Guinness and sat down in the big arm chairs around the fireplace. The pub had an old-timey, homey feel to it- exactly what you picture when you imagine an Irish pub. I like the decor, especially the dark wood and scattered bookshelves- and I really want to steal their idea of using Jameson bottles for candle sticks. It's not a big, thumping night spot but it has a fun energy that is perfect for the nights when you want to drink (possibly heavily) without getting into a fight. Someone mentioned once that Pogue Mahone has live, traditional music on some nights, but I haven't caught that yet. Either way, I am really tempted to make this my regular watering hole, especially since they have quiz and curry nights on Monday, the true way to my heart.

There's a heck of a Scouse/Irish connection, and nowhere is that clearer than in Liverpool itself…read more My entire family's from the Mersey and I know for a fact that somewhere along the line our clan goes back to the green, green grass of Ireland. So Pogue Mahone fits right in on Seel Street. It's an Irish bar, and the live music is often traditional, with the atmosphere very cosy. This is exemplified by the wooden walls, giving it the feel of a warm cabin. Irish bars should be like Mulligans in Manchester as opposed to your Waxy O' Connor chain - you want to feel transported to a different realm, heck, a different time even. And stepping into Pogue from the hectic bustle of Seel Street really feels calming and soothing. The bar is decorated by Irish football shirts, and the crackling coal fire in the main bar is a definite draw in the winter months. The owners and staff are Irish born and bred which adds to the authenticity of the place, and occasionally you'll find proper stew on the stove, free fry-ups for early punters and of course the quintessential Irish bands.

Serv. + few costumers were alritish Some of the music was gd…read moreWe R such music lovers Why we ended up there So ... Althou.we did wish liting was dimm.&all Or, that, if anyth., we cld C chance to ask if cld B bettered, there&then ... Gr8 that we were able to dance a litt.@lst ! Cab n.was clrly displayed nr exit Pub wasn't shutt.till 1am Gd ! Tram paused oper8in' by then ... There4 we called that n. A costumer, of the pub, was helpf., outs. But cabbie was even more !?!

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Great pub that pours a proper Guinness and has wonderful food. The staff is attentive and friendly.read more

Walked in @ 5:00pm. The bartender was wearing a shirt…read moreadvertising the beer I ordered. Hé paused 5 seconds and then told me it was unavailable. He then suggested a "similar" beer that I'd already had on several occasions that was not even remotely close to the AmberAle that I was looking to drink. Seriously? He flatly was a jerk. Must be new protocol in Manchester pubs. Experienced it repeatedly. Was more interested in the chat with his mates then providing any service whatsoever. Don't waste your time unless you enjoy a surly uninterested bartender and crap service.

run by an enthusiastic irish couple, this bar is full of locals, from 18/19 year olds, to 80+ year…read moreolds. Friendly and helpful staff. very clean establishment and no doubt serve the best pint of beer in the town. had an extension a few years ago and very modern , comfy decor. any1 who visits this town must pop in for a pint an a natter ... u wouldnt regret it and guarantee once u have tried their beer, u will be back for more - if u manage to leave.. haha.

My wife and I are visiting GB, and after a long drive from Inverness I needed a drink settle down…read more We could see The New Inn from where we're staying and decided to check it out. On a Sunday evening in a small village the place was bumping! I am clearly not from here (home is Cinncinati Ohio) but all the homies were very cordial. A warm friendly place for an inexpensive good drink - check it out if you're in town.