The Globe, Liverpool

Traditional 2 roomed pub in the 2011 Good Beer Guide with a sloping floor as an interesting feature. Very busy but close to main shopping area. Enjoyed our Caledonian Over the bar.

This is a fine old pub in the middle of a sea of newness. A small front bar leads up a fairly steep slope, through to a smaller snug at the back which seats about 8. There's a plaque on the wall in the snug commemorating the inaugural meeting of Merseyside CAMRA which was held here in 1974, there can't have been many of them, there isn't room. It's a proper locals pub in the city centre but all are welcome. I had a pint of O'Hanlons Yellowhammer which was very good, it's good pub.

a small friendly pub noted for its sloping floor and wrinklies, at least I wasn't the youngest person in the pub last visit. No surprises in the beer range available, all very, very well kept but largely national or regional names. About half a dozen handpumps and a few normal kegs. The staff may be old but they are very good at bar work. They also keep the place spotless and can handle any scallys who wander in. Always an interesting pub to visit and definitely one to treasure.