The top ten pubs in Liverpool have been revealed by CAMRA (Campaign For Real Ale) and they are all up for a chance to be named Pub of the Year 2024.
Last year, the Bridewell was crowned Liverpool’s best for the second year running, after featuring in many of CAMRA’s national Good Beer Guides over the years.
Now, the competition is on for the prestigious title once again, with ten of Liverpool's top pubs named in the shortlist.
The shortlist is based on 'WhatPub' scores, submitted by CAMRA members over the last year. Ranging from 0-5, members can upload a beer-quality score to WhatPub any time they visit, with zero meaning 'no cask ale available' and five indicating 'perfect' beer.
Liverpool & District CAMRA members will now have until January 31 to vote for up to three of the ten top-listed pubs, which will then go forward to the judging process.
Below, in no particular order, are all the pubs up for CAMRA's Liverpool Pub of the Year 2024.
1. The Little Taproom, Aigburth Road
The Little Taproom is a micropub in the heart of South Liverpool, which opened in 2020. It serves real ales, craft beers and spirits from small, independent producers. | The Little Taproom Photo: The Little Taproom
2. Ma Boyle's, Tower Gardens
Ma Boyle's is a Historic pub and restaurant in Liverpool city centre, known for its tasty Scouse. The venue serves real ales and a range of cocktails. | Ma Boyle's Photo: Ma Boyle's
3. The Cobden, Woolton Village
The Cobden (Cobden Vaults) is a popular, community pub on Quarry Street. Real ale is available, as well as quiz nights and live music. | Google Street View Photo: Google Street View
4. Cask, Stoneycroft
Cask is a micropub on Queens Drive, which offers a range of real ales and craft beers. | Cask Photo: Cask