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The Globe, Liverpool

17 Cases Street
Liverpool
L1 1HW

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Liverpool Central

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Brainy Pool left this review about The Globe

The retirement of the long-term landlady has given Punch their excuse to take this over in their managed “Unity Social” group. So, a pub famous for being one of the few in town with no TVs or deafening music is now being promoted as “your home for live sport and entertainment”. Actually a relatively tasteful refurb inside besides the very unwelcome addition of three massive TVs - sadly ale has been slashed to two handpulls currently serving only Wainwrights. With regret, I it’s farewell to one of Liverpool’s most characterful old pubs, now just yet another 5/10 chain sports pub.

On 16^th February 2026 - rating: 5
[User has posted 1181 recommendations about 1141 pubs]

Strongers . left this review about The Globe

The Globe was closed when I tried to visit early on a Monday evening in February, but I was happy to find it open at around the same time on bank holiday Monday just gone. This is certainly a small pub with banquettes on carpet across the front window and up the left-hand wall to around the rear. A partition screen, with a stained glass insert, is found three quarters of the way up the left hand banquettes creating front and rear seating. The serving counter on the right-hand wall has a tile floored surround and there’s more stained glass around the top of the bar. Standard keg was available alongside Madri and Cruzcampo and four of the five hand pumps were in use drawing Brain’s Rev James, TT Landlord and Boltmaker and Wainwright. The Rev James, served by the friendly landlady, was on good form.
In the rear, on the way to the gents, is a small wooden floored seating area with some tables and a short banquette up the left. A map of Liverpool patterned wallpaper covers the right-hand wall and there’s a small coal fire that was primed for lighting on the rear wall. This is a proper old boozer with an older clientele from at least the 1960s where the background music was from. Worth a look.

On 13^th May 2025 - rating: 7
[User has posted 6559 recommendations about 6521 pubs]

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Ian Mapp left this review about The Globe

My tweet about "never judging a book by its cover" was retweeted by Roger Protz who commented that Liverpool CAMRA first met there 50 years ago next year.

I went viral :-)

What a gem - externally, it looks like you should be walking on by, but inside, its a proper pub that you instantly feel at home in. Small front room around a horseshoe bar. A 2nd, almost secluded back room. Full of puppy trinkets and art work.

TT Boltmaker in fine condition - the pumps for this and landlord emblazoned with the brewery "champion cellar" accreditation.

GBG2023.

On 10^th July 2023 - rating: 8
[User has posted 1772 recommendations about 1745 pubs]

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