Great local pub. Came in for the band friday, off the rails…read more Wow they where fantastic. Place was bouncing! Certainly return!

The Richmond is just on the outskirts of the Allerton area and as such, seems to attract all those…read morewho are vocally opposed to the high heeled brigade who tramp up and down Allerton Road. In the daytime it is bright and airy and has a fairly decent menu for somewhere that doesn't consider itself to be a gastropub. In fact, it's one of the only pubs that claims food is served all day (or until 9pm at least) and has successful themed nights like curry night on a Thursday. In the evening, it seems to be popular with people who work in the local area and have just knocked off, rather than people who live in the local area and have just spent 2 hours getting ready. A typical pub where you're bound to bump into someone you know and you inevitably get stuck in the loos having a good old gossip with someone you only met 5 minutes ago. This is a nice place to socialise locally, and there tends to be a more mature crowd, although there isn't a defined age range.

This pub does the most amazing steak dinners for around £7, or at least it used to when Quiggins…read morewas still on School Lane. Sadly, School Lane isn't what it used to be, what with all the charm demolished by Liverpool One and all the tramps forced to pee and beg elsewhere. I was told that various buildings in School Lane were listed, and The Old Post Office was one of them, meaning it couldn't be demolished along with Quiggins. Which was great for little old steak-lover me. It was never a particularly busy pub, what with being at the back of everything, but now with the new shops around it I hope business is booming. Now, back to the steak. Served on a sizzling red hot metal platter, you need to leave it a while before you add any sauces, otherwise it will just dry up or disintegrate. I found this the hard way when I put a generous portion of mustard next to the steak, looked up to resume the conversation I was having, and when I next looked back, the mustard had reduced to a dry brown scab on my plate. However, the meat itself is cooked to perfection and as I've already mentioned, the price is right! Apart from the steak, everything else is standard pub issue, with the faded old pictures of days gone by and typical wooden fittings and fixtures. Hopefully somewhere that will be serving steak for many more years to come.

Decent pub with very reasonably priced beer…read more Only complaint is that they didn't have any ale on tap.

A nice family friendly pub located in the center of town that we frequented twice in recent days…read more They have a varied menu of pub food and appetizers. They have an inexpensive lunch special which includes a Chicken Club Sandwich, chips and a drink for less than 6 pounds. Order your food and drinks at the bar and a server will deliver to your table. You have an option of inside or outside dining depending on the The food is delicious and the service good. #llandudnopubs #llandudnorestaurants

Years ago the Carlton had a reputation as a rough pub. If you went past there on a Monday morning…read moreyou wouldn't be surprised to see a man from Clifton glass replacing a window (or two). Despite this I've always enjoyed going there. It is a traditional pub with it's collection of regulars and it's all the better for it. It may not appeal to the trendies up the road in the Fat Cat but again that's not necessarily such a bad thing.

Been a regular for a year but turned up tonight 50 mins before last orders and the landlady refused…read moreto serve me because I hadn't been drinking in the pub all night. I explained I'd been with a friend who's mum had died but she told bar staff not to serve me. Other regulars have told me about the landlady's rudeness to customers but this was the first time it was directed at me. It was humiliating and I won't drink here again. Avoid unless you want an expensive pint and poor attitude from the owner!

Philosophy in Pubs (PIP) happens here every week and it is really a good event. I have made…read morefriends, gathered further insights that without this group. Their website is here: http://www.philosophyinpubs.org.uk/venues/view/ce780115d412d1d9ffb2ffcb5e85136d The setting is also an historic Waterloo building... good service and drinks.

Wow! Fantastic service in a cosy environment. Could not…read morefault the food... Delicious belly pork perfectly cooked! My sons chicken goujons made from scratch were also beautifully Cooked and delicious! (The batter to die for)! Definitely not your average pub grub!!!

Have to agree with Kevin27, this is a really more of a restaurant than a pub. The only reason we…read moreused to go there on a Saturday night was because it was near to the station so it was a handy 'first stop'. It's pleasant enough but unless you're looking for a meal with your drink there are better places in town. Having said that the food isn't all that bad and it remains popular as an eating place so they must be doing something right.

This pub seems reasonably popular with the immediate locals, but mostly because they know each…read moreother I think. It reminds of a pub of about 20 years! It could be the decor! Staff are friendly enough but the range of drinks isn't great. Prices aren't bad. When you walk in you are presented with a choice of lounge to the left or bar to the right. I don't think there is much room in either but the lounge is quieter. I have only eaten here once and that was the sunday roast (after a recommendation!). It was very cheap, about £4.50 I think! We couldn't even finish it. Firstly there was so much food on the plate, every time you touched it, stuff fell off! Secondly, once we found deep fried hair stuck to the roast potato we were out of there!

A pub of two halves! The bar on one side mainly caters for a younger audience while the lounge is…read moremoe quiet and attracts older clientele A good selection of drinks and very friendly staff

Great all round family pub where kids are welcome but dot over take!! Great food & regular offer…read morewith good savings friendly staff nothing bad 2 say!

I used to frequent here when I was just finishing school (A-Level). I'm not sure if it still…read moreattracts such a young crowd as I don't drink there on Fridays and Saturdays but might be one to watch out for. It has been refurbished of late and turned into a sizzler pub which means it's menu is now mostly steaks and chicken. It is good value for money with the average meal costing about £6, you can also pick up a bottle of wine to go with your meal for about the same price. Personally I prefer to eat somewhere a little more expensive, but if it's a cheap meal you're looking for, then give it a try.

The Endbutt is a nice pub off the beaten track but well used by many people. Has great facilities…read morefor watching the match and also has two pool table's in a seperate games bar. Occasionally they have small two man acts on playing covers etc. and they also serve some nice food very reasonably priced pub fare. Thursdays are curry nights and are well worth a visit as they make a big pan of curry Mmmm Mmmm.

Great little local pub. Nice beer garden, disabled access and two bar/eating areas. Food is very…read moregood and they do a lovely Sunday roast. Great to go for lunch or just a nice quiet drink.