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Submitted on Thursday, 14th September 2017
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Handymans Supermarket, Liverpool
Wavertree
Postal town: Liverpool
L15 3JL
Served areas
Reviews of Handymans Supermarket (Average Rating: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
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Al Bundy left this review about Handymans Supermarket
Part of Handyman Brewery. The frontage says Handyman Supermarket and there are a number of handpumps serving their beers. The place consists of two rooms and is undecorated. Bare brick walls, a high glass ceiling and wooden floors. Simple high tables and stools make up the majority of the furnishings. There are 5 handpumps on the bar and 3 were on today dispensing Liverpool Craft Little Albion, Heavy Industry Nelsons Eye and Rev James on today. A number of craft beers and bottled beers available too. The rear room is used for music apparently. The brewing vats are above the bar. The place is certainly different.
On 14th September 2017
- rating: 7
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Pub Details
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- Function Room : Yes last updated 13 September 2017 by Alan Hurdle
- Micropub : No last updated 13 September 2017 by ROB Camra
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 13 September 2017 by ROB Camra
- Real Cider : Yes last updated 13 September 2017 by Alan Hurdle
- WiFi : Yes last updated 13 September 2017 by Alan Hurdle
