Peter Kavanaghs, Liverpool - pub details
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Address: 2-6 Egerton Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 7LY [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 8290) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Liverpool Central (0.8 miles), Lime Street Liverpool (1 mile), Edge Hill (1 mile)
Pub suggested by palmwinedrinkard on 11 Jun 2004
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> Current user rating: 7.5/10 (rated by 23 users)
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user reviews of Peter Kavanaghs, Liverpool
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| Very busy when I visited at about 4.30pm one Friday a few weeks ago. Difficult to get near the bar due to the locals who insist on standing in your way or leaning against the small bar. Took nearly 10 minutes to get served by one member of staff. There was someone else behind the bar but she thought it would be more productive to restock the fridges with bottles instead of serving one of the six people waiting to get served. I nearly walked out! Eventually got served and pushed my way through the masses of ignorant locals and suited people stood by the fruit and games machines and got a table at the raised bit at the back of the pub where it was empty. This is a nice pub with decent guest ales and I will visit again; I just need to work out when it isn't going to be busy and full of obnoxious locals. mattbeer - 14 Apr 2012 15:32 |
| Very busy when I visited at about 4.30pm one Friday a few weeks ago. Difficult to get near the bar due to the locals who insist on standing in your way or leaning against the small bar. Took nearly 10 minutes to get served by one member of staff. There was someone else behind the bar but she thought it would be more productive to restock the fridges with bottles instead of serving one of the six people waiting to get served. I nearly walked out! Eventually got served and pushed my way through the masses of ignorant locals and suited people stood by the fruit and games machines and got a table at the raised bit at the back of the pub where it was empty. This is a nice pub with decent guest ales and I will visit again; I just need to work out when it isn't going to be busy and full of obnoxious locals. mattbeer - 14 Apr 2012 15:22 |
| Visited Peter Kavanaghs again yesterday. I'm always surprised how quiet this pub is. On all of my previous visits, I've had the pick of the 3 bars. I've never seen anybody sitting in them. There only seems to be people around the bar itself. Although I'm sure it has to be busier in the evenings. Yesterday, we chose to sit in the largest bar. All are fairly devoid of light. But there are still plenty of things on the walls and ceilings to admire. Blakemere Funny Bunny & Hitched, Cottage Windsor Castle Ale & Vantage and Greene King Abbot Ale were all available. But I'm afraid once you're over the novelty value of this pub, it's pretty ordinary, especially in terms of atmosphere. Still a recommended visit for any visitors to the city. But I'm reducing my rating slightly. blue_scrumpy - 8 May 2011 13:18 |
| Have liked the place for years but after having taken a group of friends there last night, a phone being lost and staff doing nothing to help. I'm really no longer a fan. Phone calls to the number showede someone in there had it but they really weren't interested. michelles - 10 Oct 2010 08:37 |
| This place is proper weird, both in terms of all the stuff kicking about hung on walls stuffed in corners and the eccentric clientele, but all things considered I quite like it. Can seem a bit 'locally', but there are ususally people willing to talk to you as well as the "he's not from round here" looks. Decent range of ales too. I wouldn't go here regularly, but I'd say it's well worth the occasional visit. Northern_Ale_Monkey - 2 Jun 2010 20:48 |
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