The likes of Crazy Pedro’s and The Florist said goodbye to the city at the end of 2024 - despite appearing to be as popular as ever - and one of the city’s most historic pubs, loved by John Lennon, closed earlier this year.
Take a look at the gallery below to see 9 treasured pubs and bars that have closed down in the last year.
5. Petit Café du Quartier, Liverpool
Petit Café Du Quartier on Allerton Road closed in February 2025. The French-style jazz and wine bar chain, operated by city businessman Paul Senior, boasted three branches in the city - including Allerton Road, Berry Street in the city centre and its new venue on Lark Lane. | Emma Dukes
6. Crazy Pedros, Liverpool
Known for its pizza slices, delicious cocktails and beer pong, Crazy Pedro’s opened on Parr Street seven years ago and quickly became one of Liverpool’s top destinations for a night out. Its closure was announced in December, with it officially shutting on December 22. | Crazy Pedros
7. The Pilgrim, Liverpool
A quaint venue below ground level, The Pilgrim, on Pilgrim Street, opened in the 1980s and was popular with students, known for its ‘old school’ charm, classic juke box consoles and local beer. It closed last summer but recently reopened after a revamp by the 1936 Pub Co. | Google Street View
8. Top Rope Brewery, Bootle
Tope Rope brewery launched in 2016, providing a range of home-brewed beers and ales. Sadly, after nearly eight years, the brewery announced its closure last year. | Adobe