Dirty O'Sheas in Liverpool

Pub and bar hopping around this part of the city on a bitterly cold January night my twin brother and I decided to drop into Dirty O'Sheas been to this Irish pub quite a few times over the years, always had a good time and so it proved on our latest visit. A great looking Irish pub ,interior is superb, an eye catching serving bar dominates the main room, eclectic decor and furnishings, all the bric a brac adorning the walls you would expect to find in a good Irish pub, pool tables, big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub, its a great pub to unwind in . We ordered a guinness each, these were poured in the correct manner even allowing time for the all important settle, we chilled out and soaked up the great vibe in this busy and popular pub. My guinness was absolutely superb, thick,creamy and most importantly iced cold, it was just so good being in such a lovely pub enjoying a quality pint of the black stuff and sat with my twin brother ,best beer companion in the world. We both really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to here we had a great time. Dirty O'Sheas is easy to locate along Seel Street. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday,open from 3pm. Friday to Sunday, open from midday. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

Dirty O'Shea's on Seel street is an excellent Irish pub that offers a superb range of well priced drinks and is a great place to watch live sport.Located on a street where theres many pubs/bars and restaurants'this area is one of the liveliest areas in the city and a great area for a late drink. This brilliant Irish pub has a superb interior with a brick-walled interior with nice decor and furnishings and many interesting items throughout the whole interior.There's many interesting fixtures and features and great seating areas and a pool table and on our visit there was live music. When we visited here we had a few glasses of Guinness which where superb and really well priced considering the place we were in and the area.A superb Irish pub that's in a superb area and so easy to find from the bus stop at Seel street its a short walk.(This is my fourth review of Dirty O'Shea's). Opening Hours. Monday-Thursday-15.00-02.00. Friday-15.00-04.00. Saturday-Sunday-12.00-04.00. Public Transport. Bus Stop. Seel Street Bus Stop-80-80A-82. Train Station. Central Train Station.

Me and my wife stopped in here for a few pints while out in Liverpool recently and they had a live musician playing. He was brilliant and added to a really good atmosphere. It was easy enough to get served at the large bar and the prices were reasonable. A really good pub!

What a spot! Someone that travels around drinking Guinness this pours the best pint in Liverpool! Very cheap prices too in comparison to others

On a really hot July Thursday afternoon my twin brother Stephen and I were walking down Seel Street when we decided to drop into Dirty O'Shea's and what another great visit we had. A great looking pub ,main room dominated by a solid wood serving bar ,pubby decor and furnishings ,all the Irish bric a brac adorning the walls you would expect to find in a good Irish pub,pool tables,big screens to enjoy the sport and there's lots of seating options spread throughout this pub ,it's a great place to chill out in. We ordered a guinness each ,these were poured in the correct manner even allowing time for the all important settle ,we kicked back ,chilled out and took in the great pub we were in while sipping our guinness . Guinness served in here was really good ,thick,creamy and most importantly served freezing cold,they certainly know how to keep and serve a good guinness in this pub. We really enjoyed our guinness in here before we moved on and as on every previous visit to here we had a great time. Dirty O'Shea's is easy to locate along Seel Street. Opening hours are; Monday to Friday,open from 3pm till very late. Saturday & Sunday,open from midday till very late. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

Sam was amazing! Gave us lovely drinks and had a great personally. However I wouldn’t recommend this place. Really rude manager and wouldn’t play arctic monkeys.

Walking down Seel Street as temperatures dipped into the minus on a bitterly cold night my twin brother Stephen and I dropped into Dirty O'Sheas and what a very pleasant time we had. A wonderful looking Irish pub ,interior is superb ,an eye catching serving bar ,pubby decor and furnishings,all the Irish bric a brac adorning the walls you would expect yo find in a good Irish pub ,big screens to enjoy the sort,pool tables and lots of seating options ,it a great pub to unwind in . We ordered Coors Brewery lager ,these were served freezing cold ,we chilled out ,warmed up while sipping our beers. Not my normal tipple ,more a real ale and craft beer fan myself but this lager was iced cold and sparkling and just so easy to drink ,it was just so good being in such a great pub enjoying a really delicious beer. We really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. Dirty O'Sheas is easy to locate along Seel Street. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday,3pm till 2am. Friday ,3pm till 4am. Saturday & Sunday,midday till 4am. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

Dirty O'Shea's on Seel street is an excellent Irish pub that offers a brilliant drinks range and is one of the many Irish pub's and bars located in the city centre.This is a fantastic Irish pub in a superb area in the city centre were are are many pubs and bars and can get very lively around this area. This superb Irish pub has a traditional Irish pub interior with many interesting feature's throughout the whole pubs interior relating to Ireland.There is a superb pool room that is always busy when we visit and theres lots of good seating area's throughout the pub interior and is a joy to visit. We went here fairly early in the night and it was really lively as they where showing live sport.When we visited here we had a glass of Coors brewery lager's a beer I normally don't have but it was very refreshing and it was well priced.This is a fantastic Irish pub in a superb area and is easy to get to from Seel street bus stop its a short walk.(This is my third review of Dirty O'Shea's). Opening Hours. Monday-Thursday-15.00-02.00. Friday-15.00-04.00. Saturday-Sunday-12.00-04.00. Public Transport. Bus Stop. Seel street bus stop.

Stopped in fir a beer on way to a different place. It has some character and potential. It feels new and doesn’t have that worn in pub look yet. It was early when I visited to pretty quite. Good beer.

Nice Irish theme pub, mixed crowd, live music, clean toilets, nice staff. Looks good inside and out. Would definitely return

My twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping around this part of town when we decided to drop into Dirty O'Sheas Pub ,a pub that's always well worth dropping into. I love the look of this pub ,the interior is superb ,a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room,all the Irish bric a brac you would expect to find in a good Irish pub,pool tables ,tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub,all in all a great pub to chill out in. We were here on a Thursday evening ,we ordered a guinness each ,these were served in excellent condition,poured in the correct manner even allowing time for the all important settle,we just kicked back and took in the great pub we were in. My guinness was really good ,a thick,creamy and most vitally an iced cold guinness,so tasty,so refreshing,it was just so good being in such a lively and popular pub enjoying a quality pint of the black stuff. We really enjoyed our guinness in here before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. Dirty O'Sheas pub is easy to locate along Seel Street,a street and area teeming with pubs,bars and restaurants. Opening hour are; Monday to Thursday,3pm till 2am. Friday,3pm till 4am. Saturday & Sunday,midday till 4am. A great pub,one I highly recommend you seek out if you're in the area.

A great looking Irish themed pub on the outside and even better inside. A good choice of beer on tap, pool tables and you are spoilt for choice when it comes to screens for the footy! The evening I was there (a Wednesday), they had live music too. Walk in, grab a drink, take a seat and enjoy.

October 5th and my twin brother Stephen and I decided to jump the train down from Kirkby to Liverpool City Centre and celebrate our 56th birthday visiting some of the great pubs our city possesses, Dirty O'Sheas Pub is a particular favourite of ours. This is a big Irish pub, the interior is as traditional as it gets, all the Irish bric a brac adorning in the walls and ceiling you would expect to find in a good Irish pub a solid wood serving bar, tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport, pool tables and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside in their courtyard out back, its a proper good Irish pub. We were here on a Tuesday afternoon, we were greeted with a smile by a very pleasant member of the bar team, pub was just starting to get busy, we ordered a guinness, these were poured in the correct manner even allowing time for the all important settle, we took our guinness into the courtyard and just settled down . My guinness was absolutely superb, a thick, creamy and most importantly iced cold guinness bursting with taste, on a really hot but rainy afternoon a totally refreshing brew, I would go so far as to say that Dirty O'Sheas Pub serves one of the best pints of guinness in Liverpool. We only stayed for the one guinness before we moved on to the next pub but as on previous visits to Dirty O'Sheas Pub we had a great time. Dirty O'Sheas Pub is easy to locate along Seel Street. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday, 3pm till 2am. Friday, 3pm till 4am. Saturday & Sunday, Midday till 4am. A great pub ,one I highly recommend you visit if you're in the area.

What a place. Where to begin. Invented baby Buenos and have a glorious atmosphere made for all. Best customer service about will be back

Went for a drink with my husband on a Saturday and was greeted at the door by a very welcoming man with a beard any man would be jealous of as my husband was. We even returned the following day before we left liverpool for the good banter. Well done stefen. And from my husband keep that groomed and keep up the good work.

My twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping around this part of town when we decided to drop into Dirty O'Sheas Pub, a wonderful Irish pub I always look forward to visiting . I love the look of this pub, a solid wood serving...

Adam was great, had a laugh about my sunburn. Brilliant service and good craic. So good to be back after lockdown! Thanks

I regularly come to Dirty O’Sheas as me and my friends love it! When I went last night, I was greeted at the door by Stefan who immediately got us a table outside. Adam efficiently took our drink order, and went as far to get...

Popped in here whilst on a short break in Liverpool and staying at the Resident hotel 5 mins walk away. Nice clean place you have to scan in for track and trace and then orders are taken at and delivered to your table,staff more than...

Now that some more of the coronavirus lockdown restrictions have been lifted for the hard hit hospitality sector with pubs and bars being allowed to reopen with outside and inside service its great to be out and about again visiting some of the great pubs...

Dirty O'Shea's is a superb Irish pub on Seel street that offer a fantastic range of beers and spirits and is located in a lively area in the city centre. A fantastic Irish pub with many interesting fixtures and features relating to Ireland on display...

Great bar, quite quirky but the music is great. Has an outdoor area with pool tables at the back too. Cocktails are strong! Be warned!

Just after the 1st coronavirus pandemic lockdown restrictions were lifted and pre tier three coronavirus pandemic restrictions that ultimately led to the 2nd lockdown my twin brother Stephen and I were in town pub and bar hopping and one of the first pubs we visited...

Great experience. Customer service was spot on. And a lovely Irish reception. Sarah was fab. Will be coming back

First off I would like to state I’m not a Karen nor am I one to slate businesses online! - This is my first ever review of a pub/restaurant and I’ve been debating weather to do it due to the situation hospitality staff are in...

My boyfriend and I recently visited this bar with friends on a night out in Liverpool. The drinks were priced average, service was good and staff at the door in particular were exceptionally nice. Would go back.

Really impressed with Jess and Dec. My phone let me down & they came to the rescue by letting me charge it! Many thanks again, guys. I’ll be back 😊

Dirty O'Sheas Is A Really Good Irish Pub In A Really Lively Area Of The City Centre.An Excellent Irish Pub With A Very Traditional Look And Feel With Vintage Wooden Signs For Whisky And Beer And Throughout The Whole Interior Bric-A-Brac That Relates To Ireland.With...

Before our beautiful country was closed down due to the terrible coronavirus visited upon us my twin brother Stephen and I decided to have a day out in Liverpool visiting some of the great pubs and bars our city has to offer and Dirty O'Shea's...

Liverpool is justifiably famous for its amazing nightlife, pubs,bars and restaurants to suit everyone's taste and Dirty O'Shea's is typical of the type of pub to be found in our city . I love the look of this pub ,a proper pubby interior, beer posters...

Visited on friday early evening for a couple of drinks. It's a nice pub and not too busy so enjoyed having a nice seat and listening to some live music from a young man playing acoustic guitar. It was nice also to have a good...

We popped in after having a meal in the area on a Sunday afternoon. £2.20 for a great pint of Guinness!!!!!!!!!! £2.10 for Coors light!!!!!!!!!!! The atmosphere was great, they were showing live rugby and football on the many large screen tvs. We played pool...

We stopped by and just had a few drinks. It is a traditional Irish pub. Service was ok but not exception. I give it 4 stars.

My twin brother Stephen and I chanced upon this great Irish pub as we were wandering around this part of town and what a great find. Walking in and I knew I would enjoy my visit here, the interior is lovely, a huge pub ,the...

barman provided awful service. I would not return to this venue. if you want poor service then come to this place.