The Swan is and always will be the best pub for metalheads in Liverpool. Best jukebox going, decent pints, the landlady is an absolute star and the regulars are friendly af. Looks a bit rough but you can make fast and honest friends in there. Lost my keys in there once and went back only to find a bunch of bikers had handed them in and were still there drinking, ended up having a beer with them. Lovely fellas.
The Swan & The Grapes were regular haunts for the pre-Krazyhouse shenanigans My uncles swore by them two. Sometimes never making it outta of either and not making the Krazyhouse as a result!
Liverpool is a great night out. Was up there for footy n went out on the friday night (night before the game) and lost my phone. Couldn't contact anyone. Was in Hotel Tia for Jamie Webster saturday early afternoon n someone tapped me on the shoulder and said "Is this your phone laa". Admittedly it was via a friend of a friend of a friend who'd passed it down the line as the person who initially found it put 2 n 2 together, knew whos phone it was and knew Id be there on the saturday. It passed through several hands before getting to me and any of them could've kept it. Like any city (or town), if you want trouble, its easily found but on the whole, ive been numerous times, never had an issue, never felt worried, only ever experienced a friendly welcome and a great night out!!
The suitcases sculpture is nothing to do with the Beatles. It refers to the huge number of immigrants who came to and through Liverpool on their way to the Americas. Tens of millions of them. Some stayed here. That area used to host tons of emigre hotels used by people waiting to sort out their passage.
The Swan Inn.... original stained glass front window and the best juke box in liverpool. Upstairs opens of an evening and on match days....ask for a "pint of shi7e" and the bar staff know to give you a pint of carling.
You won't really get any dodgy pubs in the city centre tbf. Some boss boozers but the actual city centre is safe as houses contrary to what people expect. Mainly pubs around Tuebrook, Anfield, Kirkdale, Kensington, Toxteth, Stockbridge, Huyton, Kirkby ect. In terms of specific pubs I couldn't say because I've lived in my birds gaff in Manni for years so half of what I'm thinking of probably got shut down by the plod
Manni sounds exotic... And places don't get "shut down by plod". Licencing do that when trouble causing local subspecies get feral and the police have to get them out and sort out the mess left at scene.
No rough pubs in Liverpool City center. Some crazy ones but you won't get trouble. I'm from Liverpool and drink around all the pubs at the weekend. Ive never had a issue.
@@TC8787-yq7og I’m talking about town not London road. Not that many pubs in London road apart from the Bully bar or whatever it’s called now. Funny enough I grew up off London road so know most of them. I’d have no issue waking in there. 😂
@@pataleno fair enough 😂 I haven’t been in Liverpool for years, what was that mad boozer at the town end, the one facing the couch shop, It was rough in there.
It's a great pub, friendly and had many a good time there. You can see a little room as he goes in which is nice if there's a group of you, Certainly wasn't what I expected to see named as one of Liverpool's dingiest pubs. There's a few other good ones close by including the Phil, Pilgrim, Cali, Belvedere, good start point for a pub crawl.
I had to Google wh at "split the G" means. The pubs over there in Britain are so cozy. The weather outside is almost always grey and cloudy. I went to England for a holiday in 2004 and enjoyed it. Would love to go back one day, but will have to live vicariously through your videos for now. Good video. Cheers from Oz.
Been in Coopers in December and it was rammed, literally shoulder to shoulder. Too small for me. Roughest Liverpool pub I've been in was years ago opposite Sephton General Hospital on Smithdown Road, it looks to be called the Willow Bank Tavern now and looks decent but can a local inform me if that the one and has it been gentrified?
It might not have been the willow bank. It was opposite the main hospital entrance in the 70s. I thought it had a maritime name, baltic or Atlantic something or orher. I commented to the barman about the sawdust on the floor and he said it was the furniture from the night before, that's how rough it was.
@@shaunw8360 I'm well aware, I've been past it many times since then. I think there is still some sort of health centre on the site. Can anyone confirm whether this would be the same pub, or has the one in my description above been knocked down.
First two boozers looked like they had some good beers on, long time since I’ve been drinking in Liverpool, great city, will have to return, loving the sponsored ads!
Go on a Saturday and you will see a totally different pub and atmosphere. On a Saturday it's absolutely packed most of these bars. End up with the crowds in Matthew Street. Cracking weekend.
How did Ye Cracke, The Swan and Cooper's get on a 'dingiest pubs' list? They're three of Liverpool's true character pubs. The other two aren't dingy either, just generic boozers you fins in any city centre
Scouse and proud. Love my city never gets boring for a night out plenty of places to drink. You need to visit Lark Lane mate in the south end of the city
Shame the Old Penny Farthing near Lime Street station is gone now - that was one of the grimmest looking pubs I've ever seen. Whenever I was in town I never had the bottle to go in. Seems it was renowned as being a rum place & it would probably have been a good one for you to have visited. Really enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
@@honestplaces I went in the Penny Farthing once around 1997 I think it was, I was lucky to finally escape the place 2 years later, got locked in the bogs, probably a good thing its gone now.
The Swann used to be pretty busy on a weekend when the Krazy House was still open as it was sort of the pre club warm up bar. It was packed full of goths and metal fans.
Used to love the Krazy House. Brick floors, 2-4-1 drinks, everyone walking round with full hands! Whoever played at the Krazy on a Tuesday, like as not played Buckley Tivoli the next night. Also loved secret gigs at Planet X❤
@@michaelroberts7374 me too I used to go love going there on a weekend. I went to a few of the Kraft all nighters back in the day. It smelt a bit funky in there though I won’t lie. You could smell it as soon as you got up the big metal staircase especially near the cloak room near all the pool and air hockey tables 🤣
Other dingy Liverpool centre pub suggestions: Sweeneys on Williamson Square, The Grapes on Mathew Street. Irish American Bar on Lime Street (huge omission as it's the area you were drinking - proper dive) Some good pub suggestions: Baltic Fleet, Lion Tavern, Excelsior, The Pilgrim and Grapes (by Ye Cracke), Peter Kavanagh's, Carnarvon Castle, Dr Duncans, The Red Lion
@@honestplaces it's a Yate's Wine Lodge..there's one on Portland Street in Mcr. Used to be one on the old precinct in Urmston. Those wine blobs they serve used to be lethal looney juice
Enjoyed that. Liverpool lad myself... interesting to se an outside view. Lots of great pubs here... you went to a few classic mental pubs ha! Come back.
I`d be right at home at `The Blob Shop` with my grey hair! Having said that the `Swan Inn` would be my first choice though, really good to see Liverpool with a thriving pub scene. Keep-up with the enjoyable content matey!!
The Swan is so good. Used to go there and listen to metal and then go on to the Krazy House and listen to more metal. Had some good nights in a place called the Jacaranda as well. There was a place across the road called Slaters that always seemed to have a lot of trouble at the time, we'd sit upstairs in the Jac and just watch it kick off outside from a safe vantage point, haha.
i was in there on Sat night it was Packed no trouble at all and great music i think it gets a bad rep cos it's a Black Pub mainly Black people drink there if you just mind your own business you won't get trouble
@@Lister81g come on man! i never called you a Racist or even thought that i just meant that's the general consensus of people who never go in there and yeah i agree it looks a dump from the outside needs a bit of renovation but i don't want it to lose it's character either
@garyrigby21 no you didn't call me a racist at all mate !! I just feel I've fallen into a trap of calling it rough without going (drove past it tons) and as you rightly said people maybe calling it rough for other reasons. I'll just have to get the balls to go in one day, I'd probably like it!
The Swan Inn is the best pub in Liverpool. The music is great if you like rock and metal then you'll love it. Besides the music, the atmosphere is great, it's a friendly place and the staff are boss. First place I started drinking in. I'm glad you liked it. 🤘🏻
here's where you hit up if you like proper boozers All close walk in this order Georgian Quarter pub crawl Do this on a Sunday, thank me later: -Peter Kavanaghs -The Caledonia -The Belvedere -Ye Cracke -The grapes (Roscoe street) Finish the night here live latin jazz, top atmosphere Honourable mentions that end of town -the pilgrim -the philharmonic -The dispensary
@@peterg7257 Great - I'll check them out. I used to go to The Beehive on Paradise Street, but I've heard that it's recently been revamped and modernised.
Remember in the early 00s drinking with a good few Irish lads in a bar called "The cabbage hall" absolutely great spot full of great charachters... Snowed quiet a bit in there 😂
looks like you had a good time, nice to see not all pubs are dying , i would buy you a pint if i saw you on your travels, good to see all the different places. 😎
It's cool that you were on Mount Street by The Art college where John Lennon went and the Liverpool Institue now LIPA were Paul and George went. I also went there. The surrounding area sure has changed.
Flanigans on Mathew St use to be the best place for a Guinness, years since I've been drinking in town but been to most of those pubs and they're great boozers
First two are class pubs. If you think they're dingey you're deluded. Ye Cracke was John Lennon's local from art college and has a great beer garden. Try drinking on County Road or similar if you want dingey!!
There used to be a Blob Shop pub in Glasgow, about thirty years. It had wooden floors and swinging wild west saloon doors. I used to drink in there, because the drink was nice and cheap, but it was full of nutters. I nearly always got into a fight with someone in there.
Go to Liverpool city centre on a Saturday night when its banging its all kicking off then. That street you walked down with the girls handing drink offers is rammed
If by dingy you mean rough then fitizgeralds the blob and the irish pubare rough as in trouble pubs. The swan and ye cracke are not trouble pubs also look like dives from the outside
You went to the wrong side of the city centre, you should of went to Dale Street, (Vernon Arms) (Rigbys) (Ye hole in the wall) some of the oldest pubs in Liverpool, good video though👍
Mc hales Irish bar... Was stuck for accommodation and the landlady gave us the room upstairs for 7pound each there was 4 of us 2 slept in the bath... Great character in that place
Lovely stuff mate...come to dublin few dingy ones here for ya haha... reasonableish prices for pints 5 euros a guiness less than 4 quid in pounds...gud content also ha..😂
Are you visiting Londonderry? City centre pubs are fine but pubs down the Bogside might be a challenge. Only place I've visited where car parking charges are in Pounds and Euros.
You walked out of Coopers and straight past The Globe. What a missed opportunity that was. Look it up, and you'll understand why you should have had a pint there.
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Must cost a lot too get too these places
The Swan is and always will be the best pub for metalheads in Liverpool. Best jukebox going, decent pints, the landlady is an absolute star and the regulars are friendly af. Looks a bit rough but you can make fast and honest friends in there. Lost my keys in there once and went back only to find a bunch of bikers had handed them in and were still there drinking, ended up having a beer with them. Lovely fellas.
Yeh proper joint. Could easily stay there till 2am!
@grahamcammack479 Belter pub mate
The Swan & The Grapes were regular haunts for the pre-Krazyhouse shenanigans
My uncles swore by them two. Sometimes never making it outta of either and not making the Krazyhouse as a result!
Yep I was one of the pre Kraz regulars @@spud74
Liverpool is a great night out.
Was up there for footy n went out on the friday night (night before the game) and lost my phone. Couldn't contact anyone. Was in Hotel Tia for Jamie Webster saturday early afternoon n someone tapped me on the shoulder and said "Is this your phone laa". Admittedly it was via a friend of a friend of a friend who'd passed it down the line as the person who initially found it put 2 n 2 together, knew whos phone it was and knew Id be there on the saturday. It passed through several hands before getting to me and any of them could've kept it.
Like any city (or town), if you want trouble, its easily found but on the whole, ive been numerous times, never had an issue, never felt worried, only ever experienced a friendly welcome and a great night out!!
Thanks bud means a lot that 😉👍
The suitcases sculpture is nothing to do with the Beatles. It refers to the huge number of immigrants who came to and through Liverpool on their way to the Americas. Tens of millions of them. Some stayed here. That area used to host tons of emigre hotels used by people waiting to sort out their passage.
Is rite Tony everydays a school day thanks for the info👍😉
but one of the cases is a tribute to the BEATLE Paul McCartney ...his Hofner base guitar...so that fella was right in a way...👍🏻
@@frankhornby6873 In a way! :)
At least this muppet didn't go back to Toxteeth 😂. It is what it is. Decent joint.
Of all the places you've visited, Liverpool seems the most fun (and... alive!). Well done.
The Swan Inn.... original stained glass front window and the best juke box in liverpool. Upstairs opens of an evening and on match days....ask for a "pint of shi7e" and the bar staff know to give you a pint of carling.
if you go the swan a pint of wobbly bob is a must.
Ye Cracke is where John Lennon drank as a student.
No Shit Sherlock....................................
You won't really get any dodgy pubs in the city centre tbf. Some boss boozers but the actual city centre is safe as houses contrary to what people expect. Mainly pubs around Tuebrook, Anfield, Kirkdale, Kensington, Toxteth, Stockbridge, Huyton, Kirkby ect. In terms of specific pubs I couldn't say because I've lived in my birds gaff in Manni for years so half of what I'm thinking of probably got shut down by the plod
Manni sounds exotic...
And places don't get "shut down by plod". Licencing do that when trouble causing local subspecies get feral and the police have to get them out and sort out the mess left at scene.
No rough pubs in Liverpool City center. Some crazy ones but you won't get trouble. I'm from Liverpool and drink around all the pubs at the weekend. Ive never had a issue.
@@pataleno some rough ones to be fair, there's a couple on London Road that are grim
@@TC8787-yq7og I’m talking about town not London road. Not that many pubs in London road apart from the Bully bar or whatever it’s called now.
Funny enough I grew up off London road so know most of them. I’d have no issue waking in there. 😂
@@pataleno fair enough 😂 I haven’t been in Liverpool for years, what was that mad boozer at the town end, the one facing the couch shop,
It was rough in there.
That first pub doesn't look dingy at all, looks bloody lovely!
It's a great pub, friendly and had many a good time there. You can see a little room as he goes in which is nice if there's a group of you, Certainly wasn't what I expected to see named as one of Liverpool's dingiest pubs. There's a few other good ones close by including the Phil, Pilgrim, Cali, Belvedere, good start point for a pub crawl.
The Beatles drank there as well...🍻Cheers...
Good little beer garden out back as well.
As someone who'd love to move to Liverpool one day, love these. Thank you!
Proper sesh liverpool
Get your kevlar vest before you go.
Liverpool looks great, nice pub tour!
I had to Google wh at "split the G" means. The pubs over there in Britain are so cozy. The weather outside is almost always grey and cloudy. I went to England for a holiday in 2004 and enjoyed it. Would love to go back one day, but will have to live vicariously through your videos for now. Good video. Cheers from Oz.
Liverpool is an awesome place I lived there for 4 years can't beat it or the people who live there ❤👊
Its changing Fast , see - Joe Owens Talks Sense
@@sumpplug like everywhere is changing at such pace it's hard to keep up
@@BigMadMonster NHPUK Have live chat every tuesday night 8pm on these topics
4 years lol , been on a Bender in Town longer than that Yer Sausage🤭🤭🤭
@@sumpplug Agreed............................................
Been in Coopers in December and it was rammed, literally shoulder to shoulder. Too small for me. Roughest Liverpool pub I've been in was years ago opposite Sephton General Hospital on Smithdown Road, it looks to be called the Willow Bank Tavern now and looks decent but can a local inform me if that the one and has it been gentrified?
Willow Bank rough? You do surprise me as gone in there for years and never seen a hint of bother
It might not have been the willow bank. It was opposite the main hospital entrance in the 70s. I thought it had a maritime name, baltic or Atlantic something or orher. I commented to the barman about the sawdust on the floor and he said it was the furniture from the night before, that's how rough it was.
There hasn't been a hospital there since the 80s 😂. You may be surprised to hear that things have changed round there in the last 40 years.
@@shaunw8360 I'm well aware, I've been past it many times since then. I think there is still some sort of health centre on the site. Can anyone confirm whether this would be the same pub, or has the one in my description above been knocked down.
@briwire138 yes it's the willow bank, it's a nice pub now.
First two boozers looked like they had some good beers on, long time since I’ve been drinking in Liverpool, great city, will have to return, loving the sponsored ads!
Go on a Saturday and you will see a totally different pub and atmosphere. On a Saturday it's absolutely packed most of these bars. End up with the crowds in Matthew Street. Cracking weekend.
How did Ye Cracke, The Swan and Cooper's get on a 'dingiest pubs' list? They're three of Liverpool's true character pubs. The other two aren't dingy either, just generic boozers you fins in any city centre
Yeah .. They certainly don't fit my idea of being on a ' dingiest pub list '
Reckon he should go back and apologize.
Pubs in the swan, anfield, Kensington etc are something. The town centre is easy going by comparison
Scouse and proud. Love my city never gets boring for a night out plenty of places to drink. You need to visit Lark Lane mate in the south end of the city
Never a dull moment on the lane! Lived there for many years before moving a little back toward Aigburth vale.
Shame the Old Penny Farthing near Lime Street station is gone now - that was one of the grimmest looking pubs I've ever seen. Whenever I was in town I never had the bottle to go in. Seems it was renowned as being a rum place & it would probably have been a good one for you to have visited. Really enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
Sounds mint that pub. Shame it's gone! Cheers pal 👍🍺
@@honestplaces I went in the Penny Farthing once around 1997 I think it was, I was lucky to finally escape the place 2 years later, got locked in the bogs, probably a good thing its gone now.
Penny Farthing was harmless, just full of proper pissheads
Was known as the "Star Wars" bar, some dodgy looking yet salt of the earth characters in there...
Punch and Judy by Lime Street as well - pound a pint. Burnt down a few years ago
The Swann used to be pretty busy on a weekend when the Krazy House was still open as it was sort of the pre club warm up bar. It was packed full of goths and metal fans.
Sound like my joint!
Used to love the Krazy House. Brick floors, 2-4-1 drinks, everyone walking round with full hands!
Whoever played at the Krazy on a Tuesday, like as not played Buckley Tivoli the next night. Also loved secret gigs at Planet X❤
@@michaelroberts7374 me too I used to go love going there on a weekend. I went to a few of the Kraft all nighters back in the day. It smelt a bit funky in there though I won’t lie. You could smell it as soon as you got up the big metal staircase especially near the cloak room near all the pool and air hockey tables 🤣
K1 has opened it own club now
Can’t beat a proper drinking pub instead of the food pubs that are popping up all over 🍺 🍻
You know it!
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Other dingy Liverpool centre pub suggestions: Sweeneys on Williamson Square, The Grapes on Mathew Street. Irish American Bar on Lime Street (huge omission as it's the area you were drinking - proper dive)
Some good pub suggestions: Baltic Fleet, Lion Tavern, Excelsior, The Pilgrim and Grapes (by Ye Cracke), Peter Kavanagh's, Carnarvon Castle, Dr Duncans, The Red Lion
Some good shouts there.
0:39 Nice seeing Derek Acorah still giving mediumship demonstrations in Liverpool.
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You're meant to have an Aussie Whites at the Blob Shop. Love the comedy adverts. Very funny.👌😂😂🍺🍺🍺
Never heard of it 😬😬
@@honestplaces it's a Yate's Wine Lodge..there's one on Portland Street in Mcr.
Used to be one on the old precinct in Urmston. Those wine blobs they serve used to be lethal looney juice
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Enjoyed that. Liverpool lad myself... interesting to se an outside view. Lots of great pubs here... you went to a few classic mental pubs ha! Come back.
What time you start ?
Dunno, 4 maybe
The Swan used to serve a notorious ale in the 90's called Wobbly Bob. We would start there before going to the rock club The Crazy House
I recall the Wobbly Bob in the 90s at Ye Cracke. It was cracking good.
That first boozer looks banging, definitely be visiting that one when i'm next in Liverpool
Dream on
@@pip208Jog on..
I`d be right at home at `The Blob Shop` with my grey hair! Having said that the `Swan Inn` would be my first choice though, really good to see Liverpool with a thriving pub scene. Keep-up with the enjoyable content matey!!
Deffo swan....looks like a place where you get no idiots! Cheers pal
The post house is a must visit next time your here. Tiny pub. Also the White Star on matthew street. Great video
Will be back. Nice one pal 👍🍺
Agreed..........................
American here and heading to Liverpool next year. Looking forward to having a few pints with you all!
Ye cracks is great, love it. John Lennon used to frequent it back in the day
Another belting video mate the content is getting better with each video keep it up 🎉🎉
The Swan is so good. Used to go there and listen to metal and then go on to the Krazy House and listen to more metal. Had some good nights in a place called the Jacaranda as well. There was a place across the road called Slaters that always seemed to have a lot of trouble at the time, we'd sit upstairs in the Jac and just watch it kick off outside from a safe vantage point, haha.
Yeh mate. Could deffo stay there all night!
Slaters toilets were a disgrace 😂...
70 goths in a conga line to calypso music on a Saturday night. The Krazyhouse was the best!
@@grahamcammack479 been part of that conga line a few times. Especially when they played Nelly the Elephant, lol
@@davegonnaway6007 but the Quad vods were some drink
Is the boundary still open in Toxteth? Possibly one of the roughest in the city
i was in there on Sat night it was Packed no trouble at all and great music i think it gets a bad rep cos it's a Black Pub mainly Black people drink there if you just mind your own business you won't get trouble
@garyrigby21 wow that I did not know man so I look like a massive racist! I will respectfully wind my neck in. It just looks scary from the outside
@@Lister81g come on man! i never called you a Racist or even thought that i just meant that's the general consensus of people who never go in there and yeah i agree it looks a dump from the outside needs a bit of renovation but i don't want it to lose it's character either
@garyrigby21 no you didn't call me a racist at all mate !! I just feel I've fallen into a trap of calling it rough without going (drove past it tons) and as you rightly said people maybe calling it rough for other reasons. I'll just have to get the balls to go in one day, I'd probably like it!
Is what it is! 🤣...another enjoyable vid mate...never been to Liverpool, must give it visit soon, looks alright
what you waiting for Duncan? get yourself there!
7:57 WTF reps trying to pull you into a bar the last time I saw this was in magaluf
Mate this channel is sick, that advert was banging
What brand are those glasses??
The blob used to be rough years ago, was my dad’s favourite pub, he had many a stories, seems much more pleasant now haha
Yates Wine Lodge 🤔🤔🤔
It was what it was, very entertaining, my kind of afternoon out. Cheers for the upload.
Cheers pal 👍🍺
It is what it is. This is officially my new motto for life.
Great stuff danny I love Liverpool boozers fell out of many lol after the football matches at anfield cracking vlog 👍😎🥃🥃
The Swan Inn is the best pub in Liverpool. The music is great if you like rock and metal then you'll love it. Besides the music, the atmosphere is great, it's a friendly place and the staff are boss. First place I started drinking in. I'm glad you liked it. 🤘🏻
Alright that part of Liverpool. Around Hope Street near the LIPA. Quite trendy. A far cry from Breck Road or Scotland Road.
It wouldn't have been where I'd have sent him if he'd asked for a dingy pub.
Right up my street this channel and content. Keep on keeping on. It is what it is 😂
Cheers pal 🤣
I used to call the Blob The memorial gardens cos they had benches with plaques saying In Loving Memory of.
That one is Flanagan Apple, the one he went in was just Flanagan , I don't know it. Slater St maybe?
Got to get myself to Liverpool - some quality pubs in this instalment.
Get it done man 👍🍺
@@honestplaces Will do! I used to live there, but missed out on these at the time.
here's where you hit up if you like proper boozers
All close walk in this order Georgian Quarter pub crawl
Do this on a Sunday, thank me later:
-Peter Kavanaghs
-The Caledonia
-The Belvedere
-Ye Cracke
-The grapes (Roscoe street) Finish the night here live latin jazz, top atmosphere
Honourable mentions that end of town
-the pilgrim
-the philharmonic
-The dispensary
@@peterg7257 Great - I'll check them out. I used to go to The Beehive on Paradise Street, but I've heard that it's recently been revamped and modernised.
Remember in the early 00s drinking with a good few Irish lads in a bar called "The cabbage hall" absolutely great spot full of great charachters... Snowed quiet a bit in there 😂
Always a good night out in Liverpool, if you can stay for the weekend its a good look..
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Ye Cracke is a superb pub. You'll find the full range of pubs in Liverpool, no kidding ;-)
I live in NY, and always wanted to go to Liverpool - I feel like this is as close as I'll get. Love your videos man, thanks for creating these.
@@thomascerchione2873 your always most welcome in our beautiful city Thomas , much love N light from LIVERPOOL ENGLAND ✌️🙏👍😉✌️
@@rayely66 I appreciate the kind words! Before I die, I hope to visit Liverpool, go to Anfield and drink in the pubs. Up the Scousers!
@@thomascerchione2873 good luck and God bless Tom ,Take care ,Y.N.W.A
Whenever we re in Liverpool we use the St hildas Hotel, also my scouse mates from benidorm recommended the blob on a Monday cheep beer and karaoke...
looks like you had a good time, nice to see not all pubs are dying , i would buy you a pint if i saw you on your travels, good to see all the different places. 😎
6:54 Lol...there's a beer there called Wobbly Bob. That's my kind of pint.
🤣🤣 deffo after 6 pints
Wobbly bob is banging, they've had that in the Swan for as long as I can remember
That sponsor transition was amazing!
It's cool that you were on Mount Street by The Art college where John Lennon went and the Liverpool Institue now LIPA were Paul and George went. I also went there. The surrounding area sure has changed.
Great video again buddy. The longer videos are awesome.
Cheers pal 🍺
Liverpool looks banging, a good selection there
He only scratched the surface
Go on a Saturday and you will see a different Liverpool Just the best.
Been in all them pubs, The Swan is a rock pub. Great video
Get north Liverpool for rough pubs. Walton, Anfield, Kirkdale, Norris Green, Croxteth
"Looks like there's only four people in there"
"No, they're all outside"
Hahahahaha
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@@honestplaces at least he was honest hahaha, proper cracked me up that. Always rely on a good laugh with a scouser
Liverpool looks like a decent night out
It's brilliant day and night
It really is.
Your content is brilliant, and visiting a lot of different pubs 🍻👍
Keep up the good work
Flanigans on Mathew St use to be the best place for a Guinness, years since I've been drinking in town but been to most of those pubs and they're great boozers
First two are class pubs. If you think they're dingey you're deluded. Ye Cracke was John Lennon's local from art college and has a great beer garden. Try drinking on County Road or similar if you want dingey!!
There used to be a Blob Shop pub in Glasgow, about thirty years. It had wooden floors and swinging wild west saloon doors. I used to drink in there, because the drink was nice and cheap, but it was full of nutters. I nearly always got into a fight with someone in there.
Awesome. Glad you got to the swan. 🎉
The Blob used to be famous for Aussie Whites. It was notorious for your shoes sticking to floor. Always busy.
Go to Liverpool city centre on a Saturday night when its banging its all kicking off then. That street you walked down with the girls handing drink offers is rammed
Agree totally different vibe on a Saturday. packed out in most bars.
In Liverpool City centre its friendly and very little trouble unless you are looking for it.
As others have said the outskirts are a bit more shady.
Whenever you go into a Pub called the Swan,...
You must remember to "Wind ya Neck In..!!"
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@@jamesarmitage8399 Brilliant. I blame AI. !!
“Google it and when you find out, let me know.” 😂
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Phoenix is heywood brewery
Swann inn looks absolutely banging bud great 👍 video as always
Mint video mate, should pop about Grimsby at some point if you find yourself that way on, The Barge and Old Lloyds are mega
In the works pal. Cheers mate 👍
@@honestplacesIf you want rough pubs head for Freeman Street.
Lad holding cards was gone but harmless 😂
John Lennon used to drink in Ye Cracke. The Swan is great on a Saturday evening when they open all 3 floors.
another bangin vid, ad segment was proper
Cheers pal 🤣
These wee adverts that your actually in, great idea. I like them. Never seen that. 🙏👻
All city center pubs them in Liverpool, not really that heavy. Go again in Bootle or some council places
Alexandra in Bootle is one worth a visit if you want a rougher boozer
The Irish House some of the best guinness in town & right over from station. Usually do the glasses, odd here mate
If by dingy you mean rough then fitizgeralds the blob and the irish pubare rough as in trouble pubs. The swan and ye cracke are not trouble pubs also look like dives from the outside
You went to the wrong side of the city centre, you should of went to Dale Street, (Vernon Arms) (Rigbys) (Ye hole in the wall) some of the oldest pubs in Liverpool, good video though👍
Will be back deffo. Bangin liverpool. Cheers pal
@@honestplaces Lion Tavern/Ship and Mitre/Excelsior are good down that end.
Vernon Arms SHIT, Rigbys SHIT Ye hole in the wall (Steve,s gaff) Excellent
One outta 3 aint bad lol ...................................
Some great vids m8 you have to come to Gateshead in Tyne & Wear some very interesting pubs 🤣🤣👍
Hi mate cracking video as always ... The swan best pub in Liverpool I went in there few years ago mint it was Guinness is best I have had
Cheers pal. Yeh that creamy dome 🤤🤤
I love heading off to a town/ city I don't know and go around for afew pints. Always mad to do as well after watching these vids.
That looks like a cracking day out!
Bangin mate
that ad was hilarious, where would one find them glasses I really like the style!!!
£16 glasses direct 🤣
@@honestplaces thank you very much! cracking pair. I'll need to get myself some.
Zadia the manager setting the world to rites 😂😂
Mc hales Irish bar... Was stuck for accommodation and the landlady gave us the room upstairs for 7pound each there was 4 of us 2 slept in the bath... Great character in that place
Nice video mate, should try more locals near Croxeth park or Toxteth.
Will be back for the outskirts
Any random pub, anywhere:
*exists*
Honest Places:
*B A N G I N*
🤣🤣 pretty true that
He just likes pubs what can you say, my kind of guy!
nice you're trying other beers than Guiness, those ales look tasty!
Bangin mate
Lovely stuff mate...come to dublin few dingy ones here for ya haha... reasonableish prices for pints 5 euros a guiness less than 4 quid in pounds...gud content also ha..😂
Most dangerous pub in Liverpool is The Privileged Twerp on Allerton Road.
Are you visiting Londonderry? City centre pubs are fine but pubs down the Bogside might be a challenge. Only place I've visited where car parking charges are in Pounds and Euros.
Really! How odd! 🤣
Not dingy. Just real pubs. Try Ship and Mitre too.
Love the working class cities where the old folks go out as much as the young ones. Can't wait to go back to Liverpool - very friendly place.
Get yourself back mate 🍺🍺🍺
People have to work to be working class. Liverpool is lower class scum
@@honestplaces Will do for sure.
You walked out of Coopers and straight past The Globe. What a missed opportunity that was. Look it up, and you'll understand why you should have had a pint there.
That surfshark ad though 😂
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gotta pay for those pints somehow :D
Is what it is innit.
Darren Smith,s Favourite Sport,s brand 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣