Peter Kavanagh's

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  Dave Nimmo

  ·3 months ago

  “A must visit place right on the outskirts of the city centre. Staff are great here and the clientele are salt of the earth. Great selection of beers wines and spirits, get on it! Small beer garden out the front as well 😀🙌”

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  david

  ·4 months ago

  “Best pub ive been to in a long time full of history a good talk to the old cellar man arther who filled me in on all the history of the place Rita the landlady adorable”

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  Neel Bhavsar

  ·5 months ago

  “I’ve had this pub on my list for a while now, but wasn’t sure when I’d finally visit since it’s quite far away from most other places. It turned out to be the perfect warm, sunny day to go, and the visit ended up being pretty spontaneous. I absolutely loved the old, quirky vibe this place gives off. What attracted me most was the unique bar; I’d seen pictures of it online before, and it’s honestly just as interesting in person. I could easily spend ages just gazing at all the little details without even realising. We ordered two pints of Madri, sat outside, and soaked up the sunshine. A really lovely experience overall.”

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  Dan Booth

  ·6 months ago

  “Lovely traditional pub that feels genuine and not just a theme pub. Off the beaten track so mostly locals. Good selection of beers and nice staff.”

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  Julian Ramsden

  ·7 months ago

  “Well well well. I typed into Google ‘best guinness in liverpool’ and this pub came up. I can confirm they serve really really good creamy Guinness. Great pub.”

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  Andrew Nell

  ·1 year ago

  “The pub has a good selection of hand-pulled cask conditioned real ales and is regularly featured in the camra good beer guide. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. There is an outside seating area and the pub has been extended over the years without spoiling the nationally important interior. Peter Kavanagh's is named after the landlord of 53 years who commissioned the murals, stained glass and carvings. The unique tables in the snug are also of his design. This is a great pub and a visit is highly recommended.”

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  Matthew Garcia

  ·2 years ago

  “What can one say about such a historic and decorated pub? Beautiful from the moment you turn the corner onto the narrow street. Stumbled upon this place and had to wait a bit for them to open at noon because I just had to see the inside. Every inch of this place is rustic and has a story. The small alcoves/drinking rooms are the best part. Has that old smell, in a good way. Barkeep was super friendly and helpful. Four cask handles and several draft options. Also one of the cheaper pints in town at less than £4. A neighborhood pub doesn’t get better than this!”

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  George Harvey

  ·2 years ago

  “We visited Peter Kavanagh's in Liverpool, near the Cathedral, based on a friend's recommendation. It was around 3pm, from the outside we weren't sure if it was open, but went in and was pleased it was. The pub was quiet, with just a few locals and groups catching up. The Guinness was good and affordable, as was the Shropshire ale. The pub has several nooks, perfect for private conversations, which adds to its charm. The bar staff were friendly enough, and we paid in cash. It feels like a true local spot, complete with a fruit machine and regulars, but it also had some quirky history. The decor is filled with fun objects, especially behind the bar. Overall, good pint, good service - recommended.”

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  lovelykvw

  ·3 years ago

  “To sum it up because no one wants a long review, ......The drinks were reasonably priced, the venue itself is probably one of the best boozers in Liverpool and the staff were friendly and helpful. A great little hidden gem. I can't wait to return.”

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  Stephen Martin

  ·4 years ago

  “What a fantastic pub in the Georgian Area of Liverpool. The pub is immaculate and steeped in history. Staff are proud to work there and demonstrated this by knowing the history of the pub and the artifacts within. The bar is well stocked with a choice of real ales as you would expect from a cask marque pub. This is one of the nicest, friendliest pubs I've come across for some time. Well and truly worth a visit, you'll be pleasantly surprised. Oh and the prices aren't expensive either.”

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