Pub Guide
Wirral CAMRA has provided details on all of the pubs serving Real Ale within our area and is available on the map and list below.
- Barnston
- Fox & Hounds
107 Barnston Road
Barnston
CH61 1BW
ku.oc.sdnuoh-xof-eht@ofni(0151) 648 7685
Built in 1910 to replace a former alehouse and barn, it had a major refurbishment in 2018 which included the addition of a large conservatory extension to the lounge for dining and a larger outside seating area to the rear of the pub. Now with an emphasis on food although the small traditional bar and snug of the old pub have been retained but with a hole in the wall between the two rooms - meaning the snug is not as 'snug' as it once was.
- Fox & Hounds
107 Barnston Road
Barnston
CH61 1BW
ku.oc.sdnuoh-xof-eht@ofni(0151) 648 7685
- Bebington
- Acorn
Village Road
Bebington
CH63 8PT
(0151) 608 3216
Modern pub with large open plan area subdivided into separate areas.
- Collaboration
11 Church Road
Bebington
CH63 7PG
Opened on 27 March 2024. New comfortable friendly and tastefully decorated micropub in shopping area in Bebington Village. Large car park behind shops on opposite side of road.
- Hoptimist
9 Broadway
Bebington
CH63 5ND
New micro pub opened on 28 March 2024 in converted shop in shopping area by roundabout. Smartly decorated comfortable one room bar. Parking in free public car park behind the pub accessed from Broadway.
- Kings Arms
Kings Lane
Bebington
CH63 8NR
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@4387(01564) 47855
Large pub now part of the Flaming Grill chain. Beer served from large central bar. Outside drinking areas to front and rear.
- Mississippi's Lounge & Bar
4 Lancelyn Court, Spital Road
Bebington
CH63 9JP
07715 802142
Small sports bar in small shopping precinct opposite the Three Stags pub, despite outside appearance, it has the feel of a traditional pub inside. Following a chance of management in summer of 2015, real ale was introduced with Brimstage Trappers Hat appearing in November 2015. Free snacks at half time when football is showing at weekends.
- Prost! Bottle Shop
27D Church Road
Bebington
CH63 7PG
moc.liamg@pohselttobtsorp
New off licence opened in December 2022 offering a good range of bottled and canned beers from the UK and around the world.
- Rose & Crown
57 The Village
Bebington
CH63 7PL
(0151) 644 5829
The pub reopened in April 2018 after a period of closure. A former coaching inn built in 1732, it is now a thriving locals' pub with a lounge, small bar and a games room. In addition to the three permanent Thwaites beers there are between four and five guests from the Thwaites list or from local breweries. Live music on Saturday night and quiz night on Sunday. Free car parking is available nearby. The pub is adjacent to Mayer Park and a short walk from Port Sunlight Village, founded by William Hesketh Lever in 1888 to house his soap factory workers. In the village is the Lady Lever Art Gallery, home to one of the most beautiful collections of art in the country Local CAMRA Branch Pub of Excellence award in 2022 and Community Pub award in 2024.
- Three Stags
87 Church Road
Bebington
CH63 3EA
(0151) 334 8115
Large busy open plan pub with regularly changing range of real ales.
- Traveller's Rest
169 Mount Road
Bebington
CH63 8PJ
(0151) 608 2988
Former coaching inn, this popular cosy traditional pub is by the edge of Storeton Woods and has a country pub feel. Decorated throughout with brasses and bric-a-brac. The main area has a central bar and there are two side rooms. The guest ales are sometimes from local microbreweries. Real cider sometimes available. Quiz night on Monday and live music on Saturday. Good traditional home cooked pub food. No evening meals Monday and Tuesday.
- Wellington
10 The Village
Bebington
CH63 7PW
(0151) 645 3542
Refurbished in May 2024, large bright lively interior served from a single bar but with some smaller more intimate areas. Pleasant outside seating at rear of pub. Beer range may change and real ale may not always be available.
- Acorn
Village Road
Bebington
CH63 8PT
(0151) 608 3216
- Birkenhead
- Birkenhead Park Rugby Club
Park Road North
Birkenhead
CH41 8AA
(0151) 652 4646
Situated inside Birkenhead Park
- Brass Balance
39-47 Argyle Street
Birkenhead
CH41 6AB
ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@1702P(0151) 650 8950
Busy town centre Wetherspoon's with a large modern bar and outside courtyard drinking area. The pub takes its name from a previous resident, the firm of W & T Avery, manufacturers of brass balances and other weighing machines. A popular meeting place for shoppers, office workers and local residents, good value food is served all day until 11pm. Discounts on guest real ales all day on Monday and Saturday. Real Cider or Perry sometimes available.
- Gallaghers Traditional Pub
20 Chester Street
Birkenhead
CH41 5DQ
(0151) 649 9095
Multiple award winning free house, rescued after closure and refurbished in 2010 as a unique pub with barber's shop. The barber's shop business closed in 2016 creating more room for pub customers. Close to the Mersey Ferries, the pub is decorated with a fascinating range of military memorabilia and a collection of shipping images. The pub can be dominated by several TV screens. The outside area at the rear of the pub has a retractable roof. The mural on the side wall of the pub was completed in February 2020 and commemorates the sinking of HMS Birkenhead and the Birkenhead Drill, 'women and children first.' Live music every Sunday from 6.30pm. Quiz night on Tuesday. The pub sometimes sells real cider. Pub of Excellence Award in the local CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year Competition 2024.
- Peerless Brewery Off License
8 Pool Street
Birkenhead
CH41 3NL
ku.oc.gniwerbsselreep@eocsirb.evets(0151) 647 7688
The brewery shop and office is at the entrance of the brewery.
- Riverview
16 Chester Street
Birkenhead
CH41 5DQ
(0151) 647 4368
New licensees (in 2017) reintroduced real ale which in April 2018 included beers from the new Higsons Brewery. Selection of home cooked freshly prepared food available.
- Stork Hotel
41-43 Price Street
Birkenhead
CH41 6JN
07375 884066
Real Ale rarely available. Street corner local in central Birkenhead close to Hamilton Square. Built in 1840, this Grade II listed highly ornate pub has a wonderful mosaic floor, etched glass and carved wood. It retains many original wall fittings plus a circular bar with leaded stained glass serving two further rooms including the 'news room'.
- Swinging Arm
61-63 Church Street
Birkenhead
CH41 5EG
(0151) 647 0197
Hidden in a residential area not far from the Woodside ferry terminal and offering some of the best views of the Liverpool waterfront, the Swinging Arm is a casual quiet boozer by day and a busy venue by night. A great little live music venue catering to rockers and bikers of any age, size and shape.
- Birkenhead Park Rugby Club
Park Road North
Birkenhead
CH41 8AA
(0151) 652 4646
- Brimstage
- Brimstage Brewery
Home Farm, Brimstage Lane
Brimstage
CH63 6HY
moc.yrewerbegatsmirb@ofni(0151) 342 1181
The brewery sells bottles, cans, beer boxes and casks of Brimstage beers. Check availability and opening times before visiting.
- Brimstage Brewery
Home Farm, Brimstage Lane
Brimstage
CH63 6HY
moc.yrewerbegatsmirb@ofni(0151) 342 1181
- Bromborough
- Bow-Legged Beagle
11 Allport Lane
Bromborough
CH62 7HH
moc.liamg@elgaebdeggelwobeht
The third pub in the local Bow-Legged Beagle chain of micropubs, this one was opened in March 2020. It is located in a former shop in the main street, near the ancient market cross in the centre of Bromborough and is convenient for buses and a 10-minute walk from Bromborough Rake station. A friendly and comfortable pub, the selection of cask ales usually includes a session pale and a stronger IPA, plus a bitter or amber brew and a stout or porter. CAMRA Wirral Branch Pub of the Season Autumn 2021 and local CAMRA branch Cellarmanship award in 2022 and 2023. Pub of Excellence Award in the local CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year Competition 2024.
- Bromborough Golf Club
Raby Hall Road
Bromborough
CH63 0NW
ku.gro.bulcfloghguorobmorb@seiriuqne(0151) 334 2155
Golf Club in the heart of the Wirral surrounded by rolling countryside
- Hop
122 Allport Road
Bromborough
CH62 6AQ
ku.oc.niahcpoh@ofnI07902 020909
Micropub opened in September 2022 in a former bakery, a short walk from Bromborough station. A traditional pub with seating capacity for 48 people plus a little standing room. Cask beer is mainly from local or regional breweries. Rotating selection of keg beers, wines and spirits.
- Merebrook
Greenfields Avenue
Bromborough
CH62 6DD
(0151) 343 0967
Busy comfortable modern pub next to the train station. Pub opens early for breakfast at 9am and food served all day until 10pm. Alcohol on sale from 10.30am. Occasional (e.g. at Christmas) guest beers available.
- Bow-Legged Beagle
11 Allport Lane
Bromborough
CH62 7HH
moc.liamg@elgaebdeggelwobeht
- Burton
- Burton & Puddington Sports & Social Club Gladstone Village Hall, The Village Burton CH64 5TH
- Caldy
- Caldy Golf Club
Links Hey Road
Caldy
CH48 1NB
(0151) 625 5660
Upmarket location overlooking River Dee
- Caldy Golf Club
Links Hey Road
Caldy
CH48 1NB
(0151) 625 5660
- Eastham
- Anselmians RUFC
Eastham Village Road
Eastham
CH62 0BJ
(0151) 327 1613
At edge of village near main road. Beer range varies.
- Hooton Arms
89 Eastham Village Road
Eastham
CH62 0AN
07500 556650
Friendly street corner pub in centre of village. Traditional decor and furnishings, on the walls there are old pictures and photographs of the village and historial maps of the area.
- Montgomery Pub & Kitchen
47 Stanley Lane
Eastham
CH62 0AG
ku.oc.bupytnomeht@ofni(0151) 328 1151
Under new management in January 2020 so information may change. Situated in the middle of the village opposite the church. Extensively refurbished and reopened in June 2013 as a smart gastropub. However the seating can be cramped and the only seating available to non-diners may be restricted to bar stools. Quiz night Thursday and live music on Friday.
- Tap
1a Ferry Road
Eastham
CH62 0AJ
moc.liamtoh@yrrefmahtsaepateht
Friendly and cosy country pub with fantastic views of the River Mersey, next to the site of the ferry pier and situated in Eastham Country Park. Known as a bikers' pub, it is popular with all. The 3 changing beers are from the Marstons range. The black & white photo shows the Pier Bar in 1983.
- Anselmians RUFC
Eastham Village Road
Eastham
CH62 0BJ
(0151) 327 1613
- Egremont
- Ferry
48 Tobin Street
Egremont
CH44 8DF
ku.oc.bupyrrefeht@ofni(0151) 637 1674
Refurbished and reopened in March 2014 following long period of closure. Situated on the Mersey promenade near the site of the former Egremont Ferry, the pub is split into several drinking areas including a split level - with games area below and comfortable lounge area above with panoramic views of the River Mersey and the Liverpool waterfront. Another lounge area at bar level has views towards the mouth of the Mersey. Attractively decorated throughout with old photographs of the local area and other nautical themes. Food is served daily until 9pm. Guest beers may be from local breweries.
- Park View Social Club
86-88 Liscard Road
Egremont
CH44 8AB
(0151) 638 1055
Members club in large converted house opposite park. The Club has a full premises license to sell alcohol to non members and welcomes visitors. Awaiting a further details
- Ferry
48 Tobin Street
Egremont
CH44 8DF
ku.oc.bupyrrefeht@ofni(0151) 637 1674
- Greasby
- Coach & Horses
Greasby Road
Greasby
CH49 3NG
(0151) 677 4509
Charming whitewashed traditional street-corner local. The building dates back nearly 300 years. The pub has the atmosphere of a traditional country local with a compact central bar serving several discrete areas including two small cosy rooms with real warming fires for the winter. Tastefully redecorated in 2021 while retaining all its traditional character. Small garden to the side of the pub. Live music usually on Sunday and a folk/acoustic jam session every Monday.
- Gravesberie Inn
304 Greasby Road
Greasby
CH49 2PP
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@2376(0151) 677 5445
Modern open pub acquired and renamed by Greene King in 2019. Food available all day with breakfast served from 7am (8am Sat & Sun) until 11am daily.
- Greave Dunning
73 Greasby Road
Greasby
CH49 3NF
(0151) 606 1061
Large and well decorated in a modern style but with comforts such as gas fires during the colder months it still maintains a comfortable warm welcoming feel. This Ember Inn has done much for the community providing 8 handpumps offering 3 regulars and 5 guests. Good food and a wonderful garden area popular in summer. Often busy at weekends. The black & white photo shows the pub in 1986.
- Irby Mill
174 Mill Lane
Greasby
CH49 3NT
ku.oc.llimybri@ofni(0151) 678 0198
Originally a miller's house and later a cafe, it opened as a pub in 1980. With thick sandstone walls, low beams and a real fire it comprises a small L-shaped, stone-floored bar and a lounge used mainly by diners. The pub has an excellent reputation for its locally sourced home-made food with a menu to suit most tastes. The nearby Royden Park and Thurstaston Common provide the pub with many passing hikers to supplement the strong local following. The black & white photos show the pub in 1980 and 1992.
- Manor
91 Greaby Road
Greasby
CH49 3NF
(0151) 677 7034
Restaurant, wedding and function venue
- Red Cat
Greasby Road
Greasby
CH49 3NG
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@1767(0151) 677 2747
Large 1960's pub converted into one room modern interior. In the heart of Greasby village. the Red Cat has been the spiritual home for live music for the village. Threee of the guest beers are from the Greene King range while the fourth is sourced elsewhere.
- Coach & Horses
Greasby Road
Greasby
CH49 3NG
(0151) 677 4509
- Heswall
- Beer Lab
53 Telegraph Road
Heswall
CH60 0AD
moc.liamg@10balreebeht(0151) 342 5475
Heswall’s first micropub opened in 2018 in a former cycle shop, an easy five minutes’ walk from the main shopping area and the bus station. The relaxed, minimalist single-room bar is bright and airy, making the most of the available space. A good range of up to eight real ciders are always on the bar together with Belgian bottled beers. Beer is served in pint, one-third and two-third measures only (no half-pints). Local CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2020, 2021 and 2022 and Merseyside and Cheshire region cider Pub of the Year runner up 2022.
- Black Horse
School Hill
Heswall
CH60 0DP
(0151) 345 0248
Situated in lower Heswall this large four storey pub was built about 1900 and was formerly the Heswall Hotel. It comprises a stone built central section with a mock timber frame on the top two floors making this an attractive imposing building. The sports TV can dominate. Quiz on Wednesday at 7:45pm. The old photo was taken in 1980. Bar snacks include pies and sausage rolls.
- Bow-Legged Beagle
192 Telegraph Road
Heswall
CH60 0AL
moc.liamg@elgaebdeggelwobeht
On the main road close to Heswall bus station, this is the fourth and largest of the local Bow-Legged Beagle chain of micro-pubs opened on 22nd September 2023. A friendly and comfortable pub with an outside patio at the rear and seating on the pavement at the front. The selection of cask ales usually includes a session pale and a stronger IPA, plus a bitter or amber brew and a stout or porter.
- Dee View Inn
2 Dee View Road
Heswall
CH60 0DH
moc.liamg@llawsehweiveed(0151) 345 9165
Homely, traditional local built in the late 1800s offering a warm welcome, it has retained its character and friendly atmosphere. It sits on a hairpin bend by the war memorial and famous mirror, with views over the Dee Estuary and close to the Wirral Way path. There is live music on the last Saturday of the month. No food served but customers can bring their own food or get takeaways delivered. Cask Club on Tuesday with discount on cask beers.
- Devon Doorway
2 Telegraph Road
Heswall
CH60 2SA
(0151) 348 4462
Located on a busy roundabout, postcard pretty pub with wooden frame and thatched roof. Well maintained landscaped gardens to front and rear offering plenty of seating. Sympathetic dining room extension to the rear is in keeping with the rest of the building. Open plan throughout with lots of polished wood, high quality fittings and friendly knowledgeable staff helping to provide high quality throughout. .
- Harry Beswick
140-144 Telegraph Road
Heswall
CH60 0AH
moc.yrewerbsedyH@kciwsebyrrah(0151) 665 0040
A new pub restaurant named after its architect, converted from a former police station. The pub drinking area to the left merges into a dining area to the right with the bar on the back wall serving the whole pub. Police memorabilia decorates one wall of the bar area. 50p discount per pint of cask ale every Monday.
- Harvest Mouse
164 Pensby Road
Heswall
CH60 7RQ
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@4336(0151) 342 7985
Large pub in unusual building incorporating a windmill which never worked. Refurbished in November 2016.
- Heswall Golf Club
Cottage Lane, Gayton
Heswall
CH60 8PB
(0151) 342 1237
Clubhouse with panoramic views over the River Dee and the hills of North Wales
- Heswall Squash Racqets Club
Gayton Playing Fields, Brimstage Road
Heswall
CH60 1XG
(0151) 342 2817
On outskirts of Heswall near busy roundabout. The beer is usually from Brimstage Brewery
- Johnny Pye
5 Pye Road
Heswall
CH60 0DB
ku.oc.bupxineohp@llawseh.eypynnhoj(0151) 342 8215
Situated on the site of an old bus depot and adjacent to the new bus station, this lively, modern open plan pub is named after a local entrepreneur, Johnny Pye who was responsible for starting the local bus service. Close to the main shopping area, the pub has a strong local focus with real ale and regular live music events raising money for local charities.
- Jug & Bottle
15 Mount Avenue
Heswall
CH60 4RH
ku.oc.elttobdnaguj-eht@ofni(0151) 342 5535
Originally a private house built in the 1870s, converted to offices before becoming a pub, changing to its current name in 1993. Hidden behind the village hall and library it is a short distance from the the main shopping street. With a strong emphasis on food, the open fires and different cosy areas inside create a warm and friendly atmosphere while the decking outside gives fine views towards the the River Dee and North Wales.
- Prense Well
1-5 The Mount
Heswall
CH60 4RE
(0151) 342 5599
Re-named and re-opened on June 28th 2022 after an extensive refurbishment by Wetherspoons. This is a large smart open plan bar which is proving very popular with locals. The pub is named after a large well that used to serve the area and was located nearby.
- Beer Lab
53 Telegraph Road
Heswall
CH60 0AD
moc.liamg@10balreebeht(0151) 342 5475
- Hoylake
- Black Toad
32 Market Street
Hoylake
CH47 2AF
moc.liamg@ekalyohdaotkcalbeht07835 360691
Micropub opened in July 2019 in an abandoned shop unit on the main shopping street in the centre of Hoylake. The narrow main room and bar is attractively decorated with simple furniture. The pub expanded into the next door shop in 2020 to create a new lounge area while the small room at the rear is now a well stocked bottle shop. At the rear is a pleasant beer garden. The owners ensure a balanced selection of cask beers at all times. Local CAMRA Pub of the Year runner up in 2024.
- Green Lodge Hotel
2 Stanley Road
Hoylake
CH47 1HW
ku.oc.snotsram@larriw.letohegdolneerg(0151) 632 2321
Renovated in 2013 with a large well kept garden this Marston's pub on edge of town centre is popular locally for it's food and has a multiple level bar/dining area extending outside. Close to the Royal Liverpool Golf Club. The black & white photos show the pub in 1980 and 1984. Quiz on Thursdays.
- Hoylake Lights
52 Market Street
Hoylake
CH47 2AF
(0151) 632 1209
Wetherspoons pub in main shopping street takes its name from the local lighthouses. Refurbished in 2014 to make a bright attractive open pub.
- Hoylake RUFC
Carham Road
Hoylake
CH47 4FF
(0151) 632 2538
Tucked away off an industrial area.
- Hoylake Sailing Club
North Parade
Hoylake
CH47 2AS
(0151) 632 2616
Trappers Hat is always available. Thwaites Original is available only at busy times such as Lifeboat Open Day or Regatta Day
- Plasterers Arms
35 Back Seaview
Hoylake
CH47 2DJ
07546 327101
Friendly, traditional two room pub in an old fishing community, sadly long gone. A pub on this site for over 270 years, it has really interesting decor including information about the pub and local history. Note the mirrored ceiling. Only 150 yards to the beach, it is popular with walkers and bird watchers and a short walk to Market Street for local shops, buses and the railway station. The outside seating area was extended in 2021 and there is a children's playground in the park opposite. Regular entertainment at weekends and quiz night on Thursday. There is plenty of convenient street parking near the pub. Local Branch Pub of the Season 2022.
- Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Meols Drive
Hoylake
CH47 4AL
(0151) 632 3101
Smart established club which hosts many major tournaments.
- Ship Inn
Market Street
Hoylake
CH47 3BB
moc.liamg@08nnipihseht(0151) 632 4426
Popular town centre pub set back from the busy main shopping street, with a single L-shaped bar area, old beams have been retained in the back lounge. Good value bar meals are served. Quiz night on Wednesday. An impressive selection of gin, rum and whisky. The large, secluded garden at the rear has a pond.
- Black Toad
32 Market Street
Hoylake
CH47 2AF
moc.liamg@ekalyohdaotkcalbeht07835 360691
- Irby
- Anchor Inn
1 Thurstaston Road
Irby
CH61 0HA
(0151) 648 1698
Extensively refurbished for an upmarket “opulent” feel, the anchor is definitely an alfresco gastro pub, specialising in high quality. Set in beautiful surroundings and right next to a local public footpath to Thurstaton it is frequented by tourists and locals alike. Extensive outside areas provide alternative seating during the warmer months.
- Crafty Tavern
5-7 Mill Hill Road
Irby
CH61 4UB
New two room micro pub in former restaurant in the centre of Irby village.
- Irby Club
The Rookery, 15 Thingwall Road
Irby
CH61 3UA
ku.oc.evil@bulc.ybri(0151) 648 1732
Members only club founded in August 1933 and situated in a former farmhouse.
- Irby Cricket Club Mill Hill Road Irby CH61 4XQ (0151) 648 4155
- Shippons
6 Thingwall Road
Irby
CH61 3UA
ku.oc.nehctikdnabupsnoppihs@seiriuqne(0151) 648 0449
Several reports that real ale is not always be available. This sandstone village pub was converted from old farm buildings. The emphasis is on dining with tables set out for food. The sheltered garden is a suntrap in summer, an ideal spot to relax and enjoy a few pints. The rotating beers which may not always be available are from Thwaites. Marquee next to pub available to hire for functions.
- Anchor Inn
1 Thurstaston Road
Irby
CH61 0HA
(0151) 648 1698
- Leasowe
- Leasowe Golf Club
Leasowe Road
Leasowe
CH46 3RD
(0151) 677 5852
Modern upstairs bar in club house overlooking sea.
- New Brighton Rugby Club
Reeds Lane
Leasowe
CH46 3RH
(0151) 677 1873
Situated in the middle of a large residential area
- Leasowe Golf Club
Leasowe Road
Leasowe
CH46 3RD
(0151) 677 5852
- Liscard
- Boot
55 Wallasey Road
Liscard
CH44 2AA
(0151) 639 9064
Large open plan pub with multi screens for sport - all Liverpool and Everton games shown. Mixed clientele at day but younger element at night
- Clairville
48 Wallasey Road
Liscard
CH45 4NW
(0151) 346 8960
This Wetherspoons pub, formerly a supermarket on the edge of Liscard's main shopping area is a large open establishment with columns and raised seating areas. The fully glazed front, which is often opened in the summer,gives a view of the local life passing by. There is alcove seating for more intimate relaxing eating and drinking.
- Lazy Landlord Ale House
56 Mill Lane
Liscard
CH44 5UG
07583 135616
Wirral's first micropub in former shop premises opened in 2014 and has won multiple CAMRA awards since then. Two small cosy rooms, decorated with breweriana, local art works and a small library, are served from the front bar. Mostly frequented by a more mature discerning local clientele, the pub is a venue for meetings of many local societies. Cider often from Seacider. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
- Twelve-Sixty Bar & Lounge
45-51 St Albans Road
Liscard
CH44 5XH
Opened in October 2022, a comfortable micropub lounge bar in the centre of Liscard, popular with locals of all ages and convenient for the shopping area and bus stops. A bright airy interior tastefully decorated with old photos of Liscard centre, the pub serves Draught Bass and four changing cask beers of different styles, sourced mainly from small local and regional breweries.
- Boot
55 Wallasey Road
Liscard
CH44 2AA
(0151) 639 9064
- Little Neston
- Harp
19 Quayside
Little Neston
CH64 0TB
(0151) 336 6980
A former coal miners' inn near to the site of Neston Colliery which closed in 1927. Converted from two cottages, it has a public bar with real fire in winter and a basic lounge. Both rooms have quarry-tiled floors, low ceilings and exposed beams, In a glorious location on the new Deeside to Neston part of the national cycle network, the pub overlooks the Dee Marshes and North Wales with a large garden and a drinking area abutting the edge of the marshes. Evening meals only on Tuesday - Curry night, booking advisable. Access has been significantly improved following much needed resurfacing work on the road leading to the pub - although a couple of times a year the road can be flooded but rarely impassable at high tide. Pub of Excellence Award in 2023.
- Lady Hamilton
Henley Road
Little Neston
CH64 0SG
ku.oc.notsennotlimahydal@ofni(0151) 306 9291
Modern pub in residential area a short walk from Neston town centre and close to the River Dee Marshes. Clean bright modern interior while retaining a friendly cosy atmosphere. The black & white photo shows the pub in 1980.
- Royal Oak
23 Town Lane
Little Neston
CH64 4DE
(0151) 336 2364
Lively community pub tucked away in a residential area
- Harp
19 Quayside
Little Neston
CH64 0TB
(0151) 336 6980
- Meols
- Railway Inn
143 Birkenhead Road
Meols
CH47 6AA
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@3297(0151) 632 3320
Conveniently located near Meols Station, the Railway is a very large Hungry Horse pub primarily aimed at the food trade while also catering to sports lovers by hosting regular events. Divided into two halves, it gives the ability to cater for both requirements, without impacting the diners. There are large numbers of booths some with TV's which helps make this pub a good location to take the family.
- Railway Inn
143 Birkenhead Road
Meols
CH47 6AA
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@3297(0151) 632 3320
- Moreton
- Farmers Arms 2 Netherton Road Moreton CH46 7TR (0151) 677 5068
- Lottie Dod
239-241 Hoylake Road
Moreton
CH46 0SL
07736 516914
Former Wetherspoons pub reopened on 14th May 2024 and renamed the Lottie Dod (a Wirral born sportswoman who won Wimbledon five times, the first at the age of just 15). Situated on the main road shopping area, it comprises a split level ground floor design also with a second floor for additional seating and a cosy, well kept beer garden to the rear.
- Neston
- Brewers Arms
1 Park Street
Neston
CH64 3RP
(0151) 336 1627
Open plan friendly local near centre of town.
- Brown Horse
3 The Cross, High Street
Neston
CH64 9UB
(0151) 208 1814
Lively pub opposite Neston Cross in the centre of the historic market town of Neston. Dominated by big screen sport and a very noisy juke box.
- Greenland Fishery
1-3 Parkgate Road
Neston
CH64 9XF
07375 506541
Refurbished and reopened in December 2023, the pub has had a standard 'paint everything grey and white' refurb but they haven't altered the layout and it is quite a pleasant pub with lots of nooks and crannies.
- Hinderton Arms
Chester High Road
Neston
CH64 7TA
(0151) 336 1085
Popular pub near the historic market town of Neston. Dating back to around 1826 when a Turnpike Act was passed which mentioned its former name The Shrewsbury Arms. Large dining area and a very cozy drinking area next to the bar with comfortable seating.
- Brewers Arms
1 Park Street
Neston
CH64 3RP
(0151) 336 1627
- New Brighton
- Bow-Legged Beagle
88 Victoria Road
New Brighton
CH45 2JF
moc.liamg@elgaebdeggelwobeht
The first micropub in the Bow-Legged Beagle group opened in December 2017 in a former street corner shop, it continues to be very popular with locals and visitors. Basic no frills format with a friendly atmosphere and a regularly changing varied range of new and unusual local beers. The Beagle has pavement seating outside for summer. Situated in an area of the town which is being rejuvenated with attractive murals it is close to the seafront and other local attractions.
- Clarence
89 Albion Street
New Brighton
CH45 9JQ
ku.oc.liamtoh@letohecneralceht(0151) 638 4557
A worthwhile 10-minute uphill walk from the centre of New Brighton, this former Whitbread pub has a split-level lounge with a dining/function room, patio and garden. A quiz is hosted on Tuesday, open mic Wednesday and live music on Thursday and Saturday. Darts and Football teams. Old photos were taken in 1989.
- Homebrew Tap
84 Victoria Road
New Brighton
CH45 2JF
One of a small chain of pubs with the same name. Mainly keg and membrane keg. However, there are two handpumps but usually only one is in use. Cask beer is obtained in pins and is sometimes available (but unlikely in summer) from Friday until it runs out so Real Ale not always available.
- James Atherton
117-119 Victoria Road
New Brighton
CH45 2JD
(0151) 638 8022
Refurbished and reopened in 2019 as part of the regeneration of the Victoria Quarter of New Brighton and renamed after one of the founders of the town. Single room pub split into three areas served from one bar. Tastefully decorated with local photos and comfortable seating it is bright and airy with a lively atmosphere. Situated on the main shopping street with outside seating on the pavement, close to the seafront attractions and the Floral Pavilion Theatre.
- Magazine Hotel
7 Magazine Brow
New Brighton
CH45 1HP
moc.liamg@letohenizagameht(0151) 630 3169
This multi-roomed, low-beamed pub, dating from 1759 suffered from a fire in 2010 but has been restored without losing its unique character. The name comes from the fact that it was once used by sailors who were having their outward bound ships reloaded with munitions. Overlooking Egremont Promenade, the pub has fine views over the River Mersey to Liverpool. Three rooms lead off the main central bar area - for more information click on Historic Pub Interior in Features. Renowned for its Draught Bass, it also offers three guest ales usually including a beer from one of the local breweries. One real cider sometimes available. Good value quality home cooked food. Quiz night on Wednesday. Local CAMRA Pub of the Year 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2024. Merseyside (County) Pub of the Year 2021 and Merseyside & Cheshire Regional Pub of the Year 2022. Local Branch Community Pub Award 2023.
- Perch Rock Hotel
7 Grosvenor Road
New Brighton
CH45 2LW
(0151) 639 5236
Reopened in May 2017 after refurbishment. Traditional multi-room welcoming unspoilt street corner pub with strong local following. Only 200 yards from the Marine Promenade and the mouth of the River Mersey. Convenient for the Floral Pavilion Theatre.
- Pilot Boat
15 Magazine Brow
New Brighton
CH45 1HP
(0151) 639 4716
Historic pub dating from 1747, named after the small boats which were kept behind the pub. Reputedly haunted by the ghost of Jake Bolt, was a favoured meeting place for soldiers, sailors and the 'working class'.
- Seahorse
Unit 9, Wallasey Waterfront Retail & Leisure
New Brighton
CH45 2HZ
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@8371(0151) 638 9894
A Hungry Horse in a newly built open plan pub in the sea front complex containing a cinema, Morrisons supermarket and Travelodge hotel.
- Stanley's Cask
212 Rake Lane
New Brighton
CH45 1JP
moc.tenretnitb@705borrva(0151) 691 1093
This ever-popular friendly local continues to thrive, due in no small part to the landlady who has a track record of serving good beer. The five guest ales on offer include one from a local micro and others often include seasonal beers from regional breweries. A traditional, single-roomed community local, it hosts various sports teams, quiz nights and regular very popular live music including rock, blues and folk. The black & white photos show the pub in 1989. Wirral Branch Community Pub Award 2022.
- Telegraph Inn
25-27 Mount Pleasant Road
New Brighton
CH45 5EW
(0151) 639 1508
This traditional, friendly, multi-roomed local is believed to be New Brighton's oldest as well as highest pub. It has a conservatory extension. The handpumps are in the main bar area.
- Bow-Legged Beagle
88 Victoria Road
New Brighton
CH45 2JF
moc.liamg@elgaebdeggelwobeht
- New Ferry
- Cleveland Arms
31 Bebington Road
New Ferry
CH62 5BE
moc.liamg@531semirgnna07914 385679
The pub was reopened in September 2017 following structural repairs and refurbishment necessary after a major explosion in New Ferry on the evening of 25th March 2017. The refurbishment has given the pub a clean modern appearance while retaining a very traditional layout and atmosphere. A very lively town centre local in a pedestrian shopping area in the centre of New Ferry. Large free car park at rear accessible from New Chester Road. CAMRA Wirral Pub of the Season Summer 2022.
- Cleveland Arms
31 Bebington Road
New Ferry
CH62 5BE
moc.liamg@531semirgnna07914 385679
- Oxton
- Caernarvon Castle
Bidston Road
Oxton
CH43 2JZ
(0151) 652 2831
Largish pleasant pub built in 1957 by Birkenhead Brewery on the site of the original Caernarvon Castle pub which was destroyed by bombing in the second world war. Located on a busy road next to St Saviour's church. The outside patio area is ideal for outside eating and drinking and is very popular as it catches the sun for most of the day. Major internal renovation in September 2017, decorated in the Golden Oak style.
- Homebrew Bottle Shop
3 Claughton Firs
Oxton
CH43 5TG
(0151) 352 5045
Off license opened in October 2014 located in Oxton village almost opposite the Oxton Bar & Kitchen. Relocating across the road to this new location in 2020. Specialising in bottled beers including local and other British bottle conditioned beers and an interesting range of beers from around the world. Discount of 10% on all bottled beers for card carrying CAMRA members.
- Homebrew Tap
58 Christchurch Road
Oxton
CH43 5SF
(0151) 652 1334
New bar opened in the summer of 2017 across the road from the HomeBrew Bottle Shop off-licence. Serving two cask real ales plus several keg beers and bottled beers including some bottle conditioned. The cask beer is sourced from local or regional micro breweries. Situated in the centre of Oxton village opposite the Oxton Bar & Kitchen with restaurants, bars and local shops nearby.
- Oxton Bar & Kitchen
2 Claughton Firs
Oxton
CH43 5TQ
ku.oc.rabnotxo@taednaknird(0151) 651 2535
Situated in the centre of attractive Oxton village among shops, bars and restaurants, this former John Smiths pub built in 1969 has been tastefully converted into a smart comfortable single room lounge bar with an attractive outside seating area. There is a strong emphasis on quality food ranging from sandwiches and snacks to full meals. Beers are usually from local micro breweries. Although last admission to the pub on Friday and Saturday evenings is at 11.30pm, the bar continues serving until 1.00am.
- Oxton Conservative Club Villige Road Oxton CH43 5SR (0151) 652 1262
- Oxton Cricket & Sports Club
Townfield Lane
Oxton
CH43 2LH
(0151) 652 1331
Real Ale is usually from local breweries and is usually only available in summer months and for special occasions.
- Queens Arms
1 Storeton Road
Oxton
CH43 5TL
(0151) 651 1448
Occupies a corner plot on the edge of Oxton village, a lively pub with poker night on Tuesday, quiz on Thursday, curry night Thursday and live music on Saturday. One guest beer but not during summer months.
- Royal
100 Woodchurch Road
Oxton
CH42 9LP
Genuine locals pub situated in the hillside residential streets where Birkenhead merges into Oxton. Decorated with photographs of old Wirral, the central bar serves the main room and the adjoining games area.
- Shrewsbury Arms
38 Claughton Firs
Oxton
CH43 5TQ
(0151) 652 1775
Traditional pub at the heart of Oxton village, refurbished in June 2015 as a Golden Oak Inn. The building dates back to 1847 and has interesting wood panelled nooks and crannies with local photographs. Quiz night Monday. Public car park opposite the pub.
- Swan Hotel
2 Holm Lane
Oxton
CH43 2HP
ku.oc.sbupgnilzzis@notnerpnaws(0151) 609 4311
Pleasant open plan pub set back from the main road with large attractive beer garden. Live music on Fridays
- Caernarvon Castle
Bidston Road
Oxton
CH43 2JZ
(0151) 652 2831
- Parkgate
- Boat House
1 The Parade
Parkgate
CH64 6RN
(0151) 336 4187
Attractive half-timbered building on the Dee Estuary overlooking an RSPB nature reserve. The pub has a spacious and comfortable interior, good food, and an outside terrace where it is great to sit and enjoy a pint in good weather. Occasional high tides can lap up against the pub walls. Although modernised, the pub has retained its character. There are nooks and recesses, old photos of Parkgate and old style lamps. A haven for nature lovers, good beer and food fans alike.
- Neston Cricket Club
Station Road
Parkgate
CH64 6QJ
(0151) 336 4199
Large modern club house. Up to three real ales available. Located at the south end of Parkgate on the road to Neston.
- Red Lion
The Parade
Parkgate
CH64 6SB
moc.liamg@etagkrapnoilder(0151) 336 1548
Refurbished and reopened in December 2021, now more like one room on two levels served from a central bar, The last old traditional inn in Parkgate on the main road on the edge of the River Dee Marshes. Dating from 1788, it is decorated throughout with beams and bric-a-brac. Panoramic views can be enjoyed towards Wales and the Dee Estuary. There is a large, attractive beer garden at the rear, The black & white photos show the pub in 1980 and 1983.
- Ship Hotel
The Parade
Parkgate
CH64 6SA
ku.oc.letohpihs-eht@ofni(0151) 336 3931
Large whitewashed hotel on the front at Parkgate, refurbished and reopened in April 2022 with a strong emphasis on food. Dramatic views over the River Dee marshes towards the Welsh hills. Cask ales are sold in the lounge which features historic photos of old Parkgate. A roaring fire can often be found in winter. The hotel enthusiastically promotes local micro-breweries such as Brimstage and Spitting Feathers.
- Boat House
1 The Parade
Parkgate
CH64 6RN
(0151) 336 4187
- Port Sunlight
- Bridge Inn
59 Bolton Road
Port Sunlight
CH62 4UQ
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@1676(0151) 645 8441
Situated in the centre of Port Sunlight village built by William Hesketh Lever for the workers at his Sunlight soap factory. The building now contains hotel accommodation, restaurant, restaurant bar and a large public bar. Real ale available only in large public bar but will be brought into the restaurant area (table service only) if the main bar is closed. Quiz night Tuesday. Port Sunlight is popular with tourists containing 900 Grade ii listed buildings, a theatre, museum and the impressive Lady Lever Art Gallery. The old photos were taken in 1981.
- Lever Club
The Pavilion, Greendale Road
Port Sunlight
CH62 4XB
(0151) 645 5668
Long established members club in historic Port Sunlight village
- Railway Inn
111 Bebington Road
Port Sunlight
CH62 5BG
(0151) 641 9553
Bright lively traditional local opened up into a single bar area. Regular beers may be replaced by guests occasionally. Sandwiches available and hot snacks at half time during live football matches. The black & white photo shows the pub in 1984.
- Bridge Inn
59 Bolton Road
Port Sunlight
CH62 4UQ
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@1676(0151) 645 8441
- Prenton
- Halfway House
293 Woodchurch Road
Prenton
CH42 9QE
moc.sbupetagenots@notnerp.esuohyawflah(0151) 608 6201
Large split level pub with a separate bar and lounge, situated on a busy cross road served by many bus routes. Regular live music, pool league, darts team and poker night making it a very popular destination, especially at the weekend when there are regular BBQs. A few minutes walk from Prenton Park, home of Tranmere Rovers FC.
- Mersey Clipper
17 Prenton Road West
Prenton
CH42 9PY
(0151) 609 1053
Situated very close to Tranmere Rovers football ground at Prenton Park. Reopened in October 2014 with three new handpumps. Bright spacious open plan pub with large food offering.
- Prenton RUFC
Prenton Dell Road
Prenton
CH43 3BS
(0151) 608 1501
Situated in a surprisingly wild bit of countryside near residential area. Also has a golf driving range. Beer usually from Brimstage Brewery.
- Saddle Club
Roman Road
Prenton
CH43 3DB
ku.oc.bulc-elddas@ofni(0151) 608 0881
Describing itself as a private members club - public welcome. This historic building was once a small mill, then a farm and in the 1950s became a riding stable. Sold in the 1970s and split into different properties. The interior retains many of the old features. The function room can seat 60 people and the large garden which is a sun trap in summer has seating for 80. The guest beer changes regularly and is often from local breweries.
- Halfway House
293 Woodchurch Road
Prenton
CH42 9QE
moc.sbupetagenots@notnerp.esuohyawflah(0151) 608 6201
- Raby
- Wheatsheaf Inn
Raby Mere Road
Raby
CH63 4JH
moc.liamtoh@ybar-faehstaehw(0151) 336 3416
Rebuilt in 1611 after a fire, this is Wirral's oldest pub. It is said to be haunted by Charlotte who died here. Renowned for its thatched roof and black and white exterior, the Grade II listed interior includes an old snug created by settles around a large table in front of a large brick fireplace - click on the Heritage Pub link in Features for more information. The three rooms decorated with local photographs are served from a single bar. The old cowshed attached to the pub has been converted into a restaurant. The black & white photo is from 1985.
- Wheatsheaf Inn
Raby Mere Road
Raby
CH63 4JH
moc.liamtoh@ybar-faehstaehw(0151) 336 3416
- Rock Ferry
- Lord Napier
28 St Pauls Road
Rock Ferry
CH42 3UZ
(0151) 643 9341
Former Boddingtons pub with separate bar and lounge carpeted throughout. Two hand pumps but generally only one in use at any one time. Black & white photo shows the pub in 1989.
- Refreshment Rooms
2 Bedford Road East
Rock Ferry
CH42 1LS
(0151) 644 5893
Refurbished and reopened in 2012 under its previous name, built in the 1820s for ferry passengers to Liverpool. The ferry terminal is long gone but there are excellent views over the Mersey. The many original features of the pub have been enhanced by the installation of a chandelier from the Cunard building, light fittings from the Adelphi Hotel and Lewis’s of Liverpool and a solid mahogany bar top which started life in the science block of Wirral Grammar School. The walls are full of period photos of the area in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Off the beaten track but well worth the effort, one central bar services two rooms. The house beer, HMS Conway 4.0%, is from Lees. The pub is cut off from the centre of Rock Ferry by the bypass so Rock Ferry station is 3/4 mile away on foot. Ample car parking on the road outside. Excellent quality reasonably priced meals served daily to 9pm. The focus has moved over recent years to food to such an extent that it is difficult to visit just for a drink and the pub has evolved into a restaurant.
- Tranmere Sailing Club
4 Bedford Road East
Rock Ferry
CH42 1LS
(0151) 645 7837
Real Ale usually from local breweries, usually only available for special functions
- Lord Napier
28 St Pauls Road
Rock Ferry
CH42 3UZ
(0151) 643 9341
- Saughall Massie
- Saughall
Saughall Road
Saughall Massie
CH46 5ND
(0151) 677 2854
Spacious country pub, specialising in good food and good Thwaites beer all in a quiet semi-rural area. A separate bar area. A well designed outside area means that this is one of the Wirral's premier beer gardens and with a play area for the children provides a lovely environment for a nice lazy summers day for the whole family. The black & white photo shows the pub in 1985.
- Saughall
Saughall Road
Saughall Massie
CH46 5ND
(0151) 677 2854
- Thingwall
- Basset Hound
107 Barnston Road
Thingwall
CH61 1AS
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@llawgniht.dnuohtessab(0151) 648 2223
A postcard pretty pub with stone and wood throughout and a beer garden overlooking a farmer’s field makes the Basset Hound feel like classic country pub. Guest beer from Greene King range. Quiz on Thursday.
- Basset Hound
107 Barnston Road
Thingwall
CH61 1AS
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@llawgniht.dnuohtessab(0151) 648 2223
- Thornton Hough
- Red Fox
Neston Road
Thornton Hough
CH64 7TL
ku.oc.ecirpdnagninnurb@xof.der(0151) 353 2920
A smart gastro-pub serving quality food and well kept beers and ciders. It manages to create a pub atmosphere as you enter with a traditional bar area boasting nine hand pumps arranged so beers are ordered light to dark to help you choose with a dark beer always available. The changing beers are usually from local microbreweries and the house beer, Brunning & Price Original Bitter 3.8%, is from Brightside. There is an outside seating area at the back and a large lawned garden. The pub was the local CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2017, 2018 and 2019 and 2023. Local CAMRA Branch Pub of Excellence Award 2022 and Pub of the Year 2023. The Little Fox is a private function and dining space opened in 2018. Capable of holding up to 200 people it has its own bar which can serve up to three real ales on handpump.
- Seven Stars
Thornton Common Road
Thornton Hough
CH63 1JW
ku.oc.larriwsratsneves@ofni(0151) 336 4574
Located in Lever's model village for its executive workers, the Seven Stars is the focal point for locals, walkers and cyclists. Comfortable single bar pub with emphasis on meals. Three rotating guest beers often from local breweries. Quiz night Wednesday. Easily accessed by car and by regular bus services. The black & white photo shows the pub in 1980.
- Thornton Hough Village Club
Thornton Common Road
Thornton Hough
CH63 1JL
07858 495059
Long established members' community club in centre of village. Non members are always welcome. Club members and CAMRA members receive a discount on entry for pay on the door events.
- Wirral Rugby Club
Thornton Common Road
Thornton Hough
CH63 0LT
(0151) 334 1309
Rugby and Cricket Club outside Thornton Hough on road to Bromborough.
- Red Fox
Neston Road
Thornton Hough
CH64 7TL
ku.oc.ecirpdnagninnurb@xof.der(0151) 353 2920
- Thurstaston
- Cottage Loaf
338 Telegraph Road, Thurstaston
Thurstaston
CH61 0HJ
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@4967(0151) 648 2837
Right on the doorstep of the Wirral Country Park and the very pretty village of Thurstaton you will find the equally pretty Cottage Loaf. Popular with walkers and cyclists it is in a perfect location for the sandstones cliffs which are a Site of Special Scientific Interest as well the Wirral Way. Guest beer is from the Greene King list. Britstops motorhome stopover available. The black and white photo was taken in 1988 when this was a Whitbread pub.
- Cottage Loaf
338 Telegraph Road, Thurstaston
Thurstaston
CH61 0HJ
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@4967(0151) 648 2837
- Tranmere
- Sportsmans Arms
9 Prenton Road East
Tranmere
CH42 7LQ
(0151) 644 5724
Friendly lively pub with excellent ambiance. The pub hosts a Karaoke night, Poker night (Wednesday) and quiz night (Thursday).
- Sportsmans Arms
9 Prenton Road East
Tranmere
CH42 7LQ
(0151) 644 5724
- Upton
- Bow-Legged Beagle
19 Arrowe Park Road
Upton
CH49 0UB
moc.liamg@elgaebdeggelwobeht
A micropub opened in December 2018 in a former bank on a busy row of shops near the centre of the village. A friendly ambience in a light airy one room bar with wooden panel walls and floors and basic furnishings. Some of the old bank safes have been retained at the back of the pub. This is the second of four Bow-Legged Beagle micropubs in Wirral. The selection of cask ales usually includes a session pale and a stronger IPA, plus a bitter or amber brew and a stout or porter. CAMRA Wirral Cellarmanship Award 2024.
- Upton Cricket Club
Old Greasby Road
Upton
CH49 6LT
(0151) 677 1558
Close to centre of village. Small club house where real ale usually available only during playing season.
- Willows
Saughall Massie Road
Upton
CH49 4LA
A split room "new build" pub located next to the shops in Saughall Massie with friendly staff it's a great place to interact with locals. Regular community related events including fundraising and something on most evenings including a quiz on Thursdays. Handy bus stop right outside.
- Bow-Legged Beagle
19 Arrowe Park Road
Upton
CH49 0UB
moc.liamg@elgaebdeggelwobeht
- Wallasey
- Cheshire Cheese
2 Wallasey Village
Wallasey
CH44 2DH
(0151) 345 8955
Friendly local, the current building dates from 1885 but a pub was known to be here as early as 1561. With a separate bar and snug, the handpumps are located in the lounge, with guest beers. Outside is a walled garden where regular beer festivals are held. Excellent home-cooked meals are served. Quiz nights are Monday and Wednesday and the pub hosts a golf society, football, darts and bowls teams.
- Farmers Arms
225 Wallasey Village
Wallasey
CH45 3LG
(0151) 638 9345
Excellent friendly community local near the centre of Wallasey Village convenient for local rail stations. Popular with all sections of the community, the pub has a multi-room layout with traditional small public bar, cosy snug and large lounge at the rear all served from a central bar. Food available only on Sunday 12-4. Three rotating guest beers.
- Lighthouse
Wallasey Village
Wallasey
CH45 3LP
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@4487(0151) 638 4756
Large lively open plan pub with areas set aside for dining and tv sports.
- Liverpool Victoria Rowing Club
Wallasey Bridge Road
Wallasey
CH41 1EB
(0151) 639 0354
Small private club adjacent to docks. Beer usually from local breweries available obnly for special events.
- Nelson
60 Grove Road
Wallasey
CH45 3HW
ku.oc.yesallawletohnoslen@tcatnoc(0151) 639 7102
Large pub set in upmarket area of Wallasey. Half timbered outside gives an older feel but inside is modern and open plan Guest beers are from Greene King list. The black & white photo shows the pub in 1989.
- Oldershaw RUFC
Belvidere Road
Wallasey
CH45 4RZ
(0151) 638 4379
Small clubhouse next to pitch in residential area. Beer usually from local breweries.
- Wallasey Golf Club
Bayswater Road
Wallasey
CH45 8LA
(0151) 691 1024
Established club near coast close to New Brighton. Beer range may vary.
- Wallaseyans' Club 140-142 Grove Road Wallasey CH45 0JF (0151) 639 2832
- Cheshire Cheese
2 Wallasey Village
Wallasey
CH44 2DH
(0151) 345 8955
- West Kirby
- Black Lodge
3 Banks Road
West Kirby
CH48 4HD
ku.oc.gniwerbegdolkcalb@rabkW
Premises reopened as a bar in March 2024 once again serving draught beer. One room pub with function room upstairs.
- Dee Hotel
44 Grange Road
West Kirby
CH48 4EF
(0151) 929 6300
Situated opposite West Kirby train station, the Dee is large and spacious, though with smaller rooms, the Dee offers the usual standard of Wetherspoons fare in this well renovated building. Walled patio area with seating although no specific smoking area.
- Newton Arms
2A China Farm Lane, Newton
West Kirby
CH48 9XW
(0151) 345 5424
Large family pub with play area. Refurbished and reopened in June 2023 with a new name.
- Ring o' Bells
Village Road
West Kirby
CH48 7HE
ku.oc.slleb-o-gnir@ofni(0151) 541 6966
Acquired by local pub group Stange & Co, this old pub has been refurbished, extended and reopened on 8 December 2023 as a gastropub with a spacious bar area. The single storey airy extension has views of the outside seating area and the pub is tastefully decorated with open fires for cold winter nights
- West Kirby Sailing Club Sandy Lane West Kirby CH48 3HZ (0151) 625 5579
- West Kirby Tap
Grange Road
West Kirby
CH48 4DY
ku.oc.patybriktsew@knird(0151) 625 0350
A smart, modern, open plan bar with plain wooden panelling, bare brick walls and a log burning stove owned by Spitting Feathers brewery. Seating on the pavement outside. A wide range of beers, mainly from microbreweries both near and far are served along with one real cider. A variety of cheese, fish, cold meats and vegan snacks are served as impressive platters. There is live music on a Saturday night during which the pub tends to be very busy and a quiz every Tuesday evening. Close to West Kirby shops and transport connections, a short walk to the beach and for those trekking to Hilbre Island, tides permitting.
- White Lion
51 Grange Road
West Kirby
CH48 4EE
moc.liamg@kwnninoiletihw(0151) 625 9037
A traditional pub in a two hundred year-old sandstone building close to the centre of West Kirby. The pub is a little quirky and laid out over several different levels with lots of cosy nooks to sit in along with a real fire to keep you warm in winter. During warmer months you can enjoy the lovely beer garden to the rear. There is a quiz on Monday night. Local CAMRA Branch Pub of the Season Summer 2023.
- Black Lodge
3 Banks Road
West Kirby
CH48 4HD
ku.oc.gniwerbegdolkcalb@rabkW
- Willaston
- Nags Head
Hooton Road
Willaston
CH64 1SJ
ku.oc.oohay@daeh.sgan(0151) 328 0808
Located opposite the village green of this historic village famous for its mill and the preserved station of Hadlow Road, the Nags Head is a friendly village local at the heart of the community. Refurbished extensively in 2011, it has areas appealing to different tastes with warm relaxing surroundings and real fires in winter. Popular with locals, tourists and walkers from the nearby Wirral Country Park footpath. Good food available all day ranges from light bites to full meals.
- Pollards Inn
Village Square
Willaston
CH64 2TU
ku.oc.nnisdrallop@ofni(0151) 327 4615
Real ale is sometimes not available. Charming smart country pub attached to small hotel and restaurant. Warm and bright with conservatory and polished stone floor, the Pollards is often filled with locals and tourists. A popular stop of for cyclists and the garden areas and enclosed play area are popular on warm summer days. It also hosts regular events such as beer and food festivals, regular curry nights, steak nights and a weekly quiz.
- Nags Head
Hooton Road
Willaston
CH64 1SJ
ku.oc.oohay@daeh.sgan(0151) 328 0808