Bishop Lloyd's, Chester

Located on the upper row in one of the oldest buildings still standing in Chester, Bishop Lloyd’s palace, its a small square room with the counter at the rear. Dark inside, not much natural light but very dark painted/papered walls don’t help. Perhaps over furnished with too many chairs where a banquette would be better. A twin T-Bar with Estrella Damm and 1664, the single handpull serves a farm cider called Rosies not to be confused with the old one, and a low T-Bar has four Chesters beers who I believe run the bar. Not to be confused with the old Manchester brewery of that name which merged with Threlfalls and closed by Whitbread years ago. The Chesters beers have low carbonation levels and are very pleasant. Friendly chatty barmaid / manageress. There is outside seating on the row.

CAMRA website page - camra.org.uk

CAMRA website page - camra.org.uk

Facebook page of Bishop Lloyd's - www.facebook.com

Facebook page of Bishop Lloyd's - www.facebook.com