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The Coach House, Liverpool
Liverpool
L1 9DE
Served areas
Dickens & King
@DelishCreative @michaelgj @Rob_Damiao @Mat_pool @frankops_ The 5th please for us! X
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Reviews of The Coach House (Average Rating: 7½ of 10) see review guidelines
Al Bundy left this review about Dickens & King
UPDATE UPDATE: Now reopened as The Coach House. Ran by the same people who run The Angus on Dale St. Still tiny but now with outside street tables so you can now probably get more outside than in. The bar has been moved back to its original position at the rear and not to the side. 4 cask ales with a few fizz taps also. Froze my bollocks off outside but the weather hey. Worth a visit
27/7/19:
UPDATE: Now called Dickens And King. Name change only.
5/4/19:
Now open. Rearranged inside with the bar now along the right hand wall. 3 handpulls now on the bar with an additional 3 gravity beers due to be added. Still tiny and now much slimmer and, quite possibly, less room than before. Upstairs part unchanged.
On 13th April 2021
- rating: 8
[User has posted 3389 recommendations about 3302 pubs]
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Real Ale Ray left this review about Hard Times & Misery
The easiest way to find this micro is to look for the café next door, once you enter Maryland St. This micro was opened in 2016 and has been used as various outlets down the years. Originally it was a violin repair shop, tanning shop and a hairdressers. The interior consists of a small ground floor bar and first floor seating along with one toilet. The ground floor room had bare red brick walls and parquet floor. A small bar area is found along the back wall, with a small pine counter. The back bar had dark blue painted walls, with some pine shelving displaying various types of Gin. Four ales on stillage along the back wall, served from pins, to increase the turn over and beer choice. Beer choices on my visit were, Rock the Boat Dragons Teeth, Rock the Boat Fab Four IPA, Neptune Mosiac Pale Ale. I went for the Neptune, priced at £3.60 a pint.
On 24th December 2018
- rating: 7
[User has posted 2976 recommendations about 2976 pubs]
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Brainy Pool left this review about Hard Times & Misery
not much to add to the other reviews except it is as good as they say. I was the only one in so I just retired to the cosy upstairs room and relaxed to the trendy indie music playing. well worth a visit, just don't take half an hour trying to find it like me. Google maps may help.
On 16th August 2018
- rating: 7
[User has posted 774 recommendations about 755 pubs]
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Liverpool Central, 0.51 miles, 9 min walk (show)
Liverpool Lime Street, 0.65 miles, 12 min walk (show)
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- Beer Garden : No last updated 06 September 2018 by Brainy Pool
- Micropub : Yes last updated 06 September 2018 by Brainy Pool
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 06 September 2018 by Brainy Pool
