Globe

Small traditional pub with a sloping bar floor, 5 cask ales on

Convivial little pub, very friendly, old fashioned and comfortable. A tiled floor shares space with a very well-worn pub carpet! Unfortunately the beer list isn't up to all that much: five handpulls (four operational on my visit) inude three very easily available beers (Doom Bar, Wainwright, Landlord) along with a Laine beer. Not a tickers' place but no doubt this is a proper Liverpool pub.

The kind of pub that Liverpool does very well, a timeless Victorian drinking house with a sloping floor and vintage furnishings. Beer was very drinkable and the atmosphere is easy going with the bar staff and regulars more than happy to have a chat with you. Will be popping in again on my next visit to Liverpool.

Historic pub that’s managed to survive the commercial regeneration of the area, and is just outside the pedestrian entrance to one of the shopping centre malls. It’s a traditional affair inside, but small and can be a tight fit for everyone at peak times. The bar is just beyond the two separate entrance doors at its front, and serves several cask ales with at least one of these on rotation. There’s a lovely ambiance inside if you can get in.

A classic, small, two-room British pub full of charm, including a slightly sloped floor. Five different cask ales and a good range of whisky. It’s located almost at the entrance at the Clayton Square Shopping centre in the pedestrian area of Liverpool. Friendly, relaxing and cozy atmosphere late on a Sunday eve. Background music from Shadow, Animals, Moody Blues and Roy Orbison. Full score to this pub’s ambiance. Should not be missed (visited 01.02.2015).

Visited in januar 2012 on our pre-winter-ale-pubcrawl.. Lovely place, very cosy small pub. The beers are well served, friendly staff. Lots off funny old pictures and stuff around in this place..

A nice place to have some pints with the locals. The Globe is the place where the Liverpool CAMRA has been founded in early 70’s.

A nice, friendly unspoilt little pub close to the shopping centre. Apparently there were originally about eight pubs in this very short street, which has been made even shorter by the encroachment of the new shopping centre. There are still three, one of them being the delightful Globe with its four or five hand pumps. It’s very small – just the main bar, with a steeply sloping tessera floor that leads into a cosy snug at the back. It doesn’t look as if it’s changed for years. It still has the original Lincrusta frieze, wooden coving and an iron fireplace in the corner. There are whisky jugs, old bottles, and a photograph of Liverpool’s last tram which, after 60 years of service, made its final journey in 1957. (Visited 17 January 2012).

My Liverpoolmates regular. Nice cousy and very small :-) Great atmosphere and lovely people

A small, unspoilt Victorian city centre boozer with a local feel and famously sloping floors. Once a revered Higsons house and part of the Cases Street Crawl, which took in 6 or 7 pubs in a street that was no more than 100 yards long. Of course, Higsons is now long gone (although the beer has been resurrected again by Liverpool Organic brewery). Most of Cases Street, and all but two of the pubs, has disappeared under a shopping centre but, thankfully, the Grapes survives pretty much unaltered. Half a dozen or so handpumps provide a decent beer range. Be prepared for a bit of a crush (and a bit of banter) – it is very small and the regulars do like a chat.