please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Had another good pint of a Spitting Feathers brew here - didn't realise how barn like the place is on last visit.
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Nice enough pub-like feel and a good selection of ales on make it worth taking the trip out to West Kirby.
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My starting point for Saturday's 'Wirral Ale Trail'. As usual there was a good ale selection. Well worth a visit.
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Excellent pints of Neptune Brown Ale and Abyss were to be had last Saturday.
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I finally made my first visit to the West Kirby Tap on Tuesday evening. With the Abbey a few doors up, the Dee Hotel and the White Lion, it makes West Kirby far more appealing. The interior has a large roof with a few leaks, as we soon found out. Ales were Potbelly SOS, Peerless Oatmeal Stout, Milestone Lock, Prop & Barrel, Spitting Feathers Thirst Quencher & Session Beer, Front Row 99 & Bowland Gold. They also had Westons Old Rosie with Rhubarb. Without a doubt one of the best 4 or 5 pubs on the Wirral right now.
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A visit last Saturday. Marvellous ales and a pub full of happy punters. Music courtesy of the excellent Harry Smethurst. One of Wirral's top half dozen pubs.
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An excellent addition to West Kirby's real ale scene in the town centre 50 yards from the station. Owned by the Spitting Feathers Brewery from just outside Chester as you might expect it offers all their ales plus a few guests. A nice touch was a small kilner jar of ale in front of each pump to show the colour of each ale. A few small booths, high tables plus couches give the place a casual feel. A few tables outside on the pavement for smokers. Often has a solo singer or duo performing from a raised floor area on a Saturday night. Well worth a visit.
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