Pubs / Bars in Southport Reviews

Pubs / Bars in Southport Pub / Bar National

Newest Review: ... spare. On to the elegant and tree-lined shopping boulevard of Lord Street and you've a raft of choices to savour. The Bold Hotel has its own bar/pub example, on the opposite corner to Union Street. Some hundreds of yards into the town centre and away from the fire station you'll find The Scarisbrick Hotel. This is the only place in Southport where bar and pub truly collide, but in blissful harmony. Entering the hotel and to your left is Baron's Bar. But it's a pub. You can tell it's a pub because it has patterned carpet on the floor. And a bar area behind which lies one of those cardboard squares that hosts packets of peanuts which, when p... more

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Pubs / Bars in Southport: Oh I do love to be beside the seaside (especially when drunk ... (989 words)
by - written on 22/08/05 (Very useful, 2964 readings)
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Having been drinking in this fine Victorian seaside town for more years than the argument over whether Southport sits best in Lancashire (snobs) or Merseyside (realists), I sit firmly in the "proud to be a Sandgrounder" camp when it comes to its pub and bar scene. Pub. Bar. It's sometimes trying to distinguish between the two genres of convivial meeting establishment. Some people think the pub is somewhere you wipe your feet before leaving for the street; where the wood shavings on the floor came from the nearest cask of real ale; where the barmaid is as likely to spit in your beer as serve you. But in common with its fellow Merseyside ...  Read the complete review

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