Pioneer Bar and Brasserie, Crosby - pub details
Address: 107 Liverpool Road, Crosby, Liverpool, Merseyside, L23 7TD [map] [gmap]
Blundellsands & Crosby (0.6 miles), Hall Road (1.2 miles), Waterloo - Merseyside (1.3 miles)
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> Current user rating: 7.0/10 (rated by 7 users)
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user reviews of Pioneer Bar and Brasserie, Crosby
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| Just love the way this bar has evolved. The house prossecco is a must and i only wish Pioneer was nearer to my home as i would visit more often. williams_diane5 - 29 Jun 2010 22:13 |
| This is not the sort of bar that I would usually go to. I'm usually the old traditional type with the hand pulled pint. However, my wife and I started to visit Pioneer and we feel so comfortable there. The management and staff could not do enough for you. The atmosphere is great, really relaxed and friendly. The Tapas menu at the bar is well cooked and presented, and the occasional full meal we have had has been superb. So, pass up on the traditional ales for an evening or two and go along to Pioneer. It makes a great change and you won't regret it. petecrosby - 4 Jul 2009 00:30 |
| i will probably geta load of abuse, but i only did this for a laugh witha few mates of mine when we were drunk, sorry to cause offence, great bar , good place and can see you have made an effort, we just logged ion sometimes , alot of these coments were made late at night whwen we were drunk, ill certaqinly pop in again, thats if you will have me, i doubt tyou wil, anyway i have apologised and didnt mean tomcause bar owners in crosby offennce. eddygilroy - 22 Mar 2009 11:38 |
| I wouldn't worry about the comments of eddygilroy. If you click on his id and view all his comments you will notice that he seems to have succumbed to some sort of mental illness. The administrators of the site really ought to delete his id and comments. wirraldrinker - 18 Mar 2009 20:27 |
| I own Pioneer Bar and Brasserie and would like to respond to the above comment. I think Mr Eddy Gilroy must be a little confused as to which establishment he entered when he had this dreadful experience. Pioneer Bar and Brasserie has been open for 16 months and we have never sold "Fosters" lager. We do however sell Becks Vier, Staropramen, Peroni - all premium brands in their own genre. Our prices range from �2.65 a pint (Becks Vier) to �3.45 a pint (Peroni). All are served in their own branded glassware to ensure the best experience possible. As for Mr Gilroy's 3 words:- 1. Expensive? We set our prices at the top end of the market to deter the aspects of society who use language such as Mr. Gilroy has above. There are lots of reasonable establishments a few hundred yards down the road from us both is Crosby Village and South Road who charge considerably less than us where I think Mr. Gilroy would feel more at home in using this type of language. 2. Slapdash? Maybe Mr. Gilroy isn't familiar with the table service we offer both in our restaurant and bar. I would say we are possibly the opposite of slapdash and more articulate and precise in everything we do. 3. Overrated? Come and find out for yourself!!! As for the food - I couldn't possibly comment on the steak as I've never actually tried to microwave a steak before? I certainly wouldn't know what a "microwaved steak" would look like. Mr Gilroy seems to be an expert in the "microwaved steak" field so watch out Gordon Ramsay and Heston Blumenthal, Mr. Eddy Gilroy is around the corner. Our fillet steak dish is priced at �15.95 (not �17) and is available on a Friday and Saturday evening from 5pm. We serve a sirloin midweek at 2 courses for �12.50. This is probably the reason Mr Gilroy wasn't asked "how is your day off fella"?? At Pioneer we do not proclaim to kiss people's "arses", however if you were looking for a more "continental" experience I would be happy to give you a kiss on the cheek. Please come in and ask for me personally. I think we have established Mr Gilroy didn't actually venture into "Pioneer Bar and Brasserie" during this dreadful experience. If Mr Gilroy reads this and can clean up his language then maybe he could visit my establishment and see that someone really has, in his words, "rung the changes in Crosby" David Cairns DavidCairns - 18 Mar 2009 19:47 |
