Prince George Hotel
Quick info
About Prince George Hotel
Set on the A506 in Liverpool, the Prince George Hotel is a traditional pub kept to an old-fashioned format, with a small interior rather than a sprawling series of rooms. Drinks lead the offer, with a selection of beers on tap alongside spirits and other options, and simple snacks sit beside them. Darts is played here, giving regulars something to do over a pint. The pub runs on walk-ins, so there is no need to book a table ahead of a visit. A step-free, wheelchair-accessible entrance means visitors with mobility needs can get in without help. The doors open daily.
Good to know
- ReservationsWalk-in only
- ParkingFree of charge street parking
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible entrance
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention good selection of beers on tap, darts, cheap bar prices and football on sky/tnt.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention good selection of beers on tap, darts, cheap bar prices and football on sky/tnt.
Customer Review Summary
Friendly, quick service is the thread running through most accounts, with one drinker of fifteen years calling the staff friendly and the place lively and old fashioned, and another describing being served promptly by a welcoming barmaid on a Saturday afternoon. Close behind sits the drink range, praised for a good selection of beers on tap alongside spirits, wine and simple snacks. Cleanliness comes up repeatedly, several calling it a proper, clean pub, recently refurbished to look more modern, though one reviewer says the toilets, the women's at least, need serious attention. Darts, karaoke, music and football on SKY and TNT get named as the draws for regulars, along with bar prices several call cheap or well priced. The sharpest dissent comes from a single reviewer who found the pints flat, tasteless and not cheap, and who recounts asking for a very large head on a Guinness to be topped up, then watching a server add liquid through the tap and skim the excess off by finger.
Customer Review Summary
Friendly, quick service is the thread running through most accounts, with one drinker of fifteen years calling the staff friendly and the place lively and old fashioned, and another describing being served promptly by a welcoming barmaid on a Saturday afternoon. Close behind sits the drink range, praised for a good selection of beers on tap alongside spirits, wine and simple snacks. Cleanliness comes up repeatedly, several calling it a proper, clean pub, recently refurbished to look more modern, though one reviewer says the toilets, the women's at least, need serious attention. Darts, karaoke, music and football on SKY and TNT get named as the draws for regulars, along with bar prices several call cheap or well priced. The sharpest dissent comes from a single reviewer who found the pints flat, tasteless and not cheap, and who recounts asking for a very large head on a Guinness to be topped up, then watching a server add liquid through the tap and skim the excess off by finger.
Featured reviews
- E Bocaj
“The Prince George echoes with deep historical reverberations of times gone by. There’s a temptation to suggest it stands guard over one of the greatest pubs in the North West. You can feel the nostalgia like the flash of an 1980s Kodak camera — flash, flash, bang — sensory overload. From darts to farts, you can feel it calling. Encapsulated memories mixed with the occasional know-it-all at the bar. 4/5 — toilets need serious attention. I can only speak for the women’s…”
- Dave Osborne
“A nice traditional pub! Pleasant atmosphere. Friendly staff. …”
- Les Bluegimlie
“Strange! I was asked to review my visit but can not recall every being here. So, upon research, I recall being outside in my car waiting at a red traffic light. With reflection, I was there quite some time, so much so that the google …”
- Phillip Smyth
“Drank here on and off for 15 years! Lovely and lively old fashioned pub. Staff very friendly! If I could give 10 stars+ I definitely would”
- TONY BLYTHING
“Quite like this place. Only small but good atmosphere. Cheap bar prices, and karaoke.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Highlights
- Has great beer selection
- Good for watching sport
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Free of charge street parking
- Serves alcohol
- Casual
- Serves beer
- Serves spirits
Show more amenities
- Good for watching sport
- Has toilet
- Good for groups
- Offerings· 1
- Serves wine
- Highlights· 1
- Has great beer selection
Location
How Prince George Hotel compares to nearby bars
- Prince George Hotel · This shop4.2114 reviews
Mentioned in reviews: good selection of beers on tap, darts, cheap bar prices
- Joey Orrs4.5533 reviews0.6 mi
Mentioned in reviews: buffet spread for functions, steak and ale pie, salmon main course
- 151 reviews3.7 mi
Mentioned in reviews: full english breakfast, comfy beds, affordable pints of carling
- 261 reviews3.8 mi
Mentioned in reviews: brilliant beer on tap, reasonable pint prices, family pub, kids welcome
Prince George Hotel This shop | Joey Orrs | Mr Smith's Old Stanley Arms | The Bulldog Bar | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4.2(114) | 4.5(533) | 4.3(151) | 3.9(261) | |
| Price | £1–10 | £10–30 | £10–20 | £10–20 |
| Distance | — | 0.6 mi | 3.7 mi | 3.8 mi |
| Open today |
Similar bars nearby
How this listing is sourced
- Where the data comes from
- Name, address, hours, contact details, amenities, ratings and review counts come from the business's publicly available profile data — not from the owner and not from paid submissions.
- How it stays current
- Listings are re-checked in batches against their public profile, and anything reported as wrong is corrected at the source rather than patched on the page.
- How it is ranked
- Placement is never sold. Every business on the page is ordered and compared using the same public signals, so an owner cannot pay to move up.
Browse more
Keep looking around Liverpool — or browse nearby cities.