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No real ale just fizzy piss. I waited several minutes before a barman appeared from a backroom whilst talking on his mobile. I seemed to be an inconvenience to him. I had an Amstel and it was expensive. Wouldn't bother with this place other than for the comedy shows held downstairs.
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Irish pub in the financial area of Liverpool. Many pubs are closed around here at weekends. Whilst this one was open, there was only one person (playing a fruit machine) present when we arrived on Saturday afternoon. The guy at the fruit machine turned out to be the barman. No cask ales here. Just the usual keg suspects - Guinness, Guinness Extra Cold, Carling, Carling Extra Cold, Strongbow, Fosters, Caffreys, Becks Vier, Coors Light & John Smiths Extra Smooth. One other person arrived during our visit - she was a second menber of the bar team! Could do with a few more people. But maybe it is much busier in the evening.
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rude, foul-mouthed staff (have never heard the adjective "f***ing" so much behind the bar anywhere) and on a Tuesday night they were chasing out punters 10.30pm in a harrassing way with "last orders"..
not a real ale drinkers' pub for sure and nothing remotely in the spirit of Ireland for sure
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Ruined about 20 years ago. An absolute classic example of "just leave things alone". But they can't, can they? �3 for crap keg beer. If you have heard of this place, it is well known, but not been; dont bother.
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Went in here on Saturday night. It was a lovely warm evening and dozens of punters were drinking outside on the pavement. Not so many inside.
Drinks selection was very disappointing. just Eurofizz, Guinness and Tetley keg.
The place does have character though.
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A huge thankyou to all the staff at the slaughterhouse pub , you made me and my daughter feel so welcome , we will be bk x
leah1 - 22 Aug 2009 15:15 |
Thrives on office staff during the day.
Been in a few times on a Friday night when there was live music.
From what I can remember the drinks selection was pretty uninspiring.
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Has just been refurbished. Had never been there before. It's okay but it's your typical expensive Irish type pub. �3.00 for a pint of Magners.
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Great Pub, Barstaff really friendly, food is great too. Live bands are good..
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Nice place, very sociable, lovely ambience
anonymous - 8 Feb 2007 20:05 |
Great character - veryt spacious. Intelligent affable and foxy barmaids, great Guinness! You can even read the books!
anonymous - 8 Feb 2007 20:03 |
One to avoid if you want real ale. Went in mid-week. Two hand pumps - neither of which produced anything drinkable.
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A wonderful pub! Good beer, well kept and good conversation with intelligent people. Staff totally coherent (unusual for Liverpool!)
Will visit again and again.
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Its great! The comedy nights in the basement are fantastic and the free aftershow chilli and rice is to die for.
Rach - 9 Sep 2004 14:59 |
Really nice pub in the office quarter. Packed on Friday lunchtimes, and busy most of the rest of the time.
Quality Guinness and a nice atmosphere as well.
mdma - 30 May 2004 12:26 |
Top pub Frequented by nice people, great food and cask ales also home to the world famous Laughterhouse Comedy club
Brilliant
Jon kerry - 29 May 2004 19:21 |
A regular every Friday lunch.
Mr hungry - 7 Apr 2004 17:08 |
Really the best boozer i've ever been to. Oozes character.
Martyn Jones - 8 Mar 2004 02:57 |
A great boozer, with a great lunchtime menu, friendly staff, a superb comedy club, the best in live music and the best Guinness in the north west
brendan - 5 Jun 2003 19:07 |
