The Bullring Bar in Liverpool

Wonderful bartender, very reasonable prices!

Very poor shortage of guinness.mild beer and spirits. Four customers in all night. No food available despite signs outside advertising food. Unless no bar food. Pub was fairly clean apart from toilet no toilet paper.i had to ask barmaid for it. Barmaid was very friendly and helpful. I would not recommend it.

There was a lack of bulls?? Don't see the point

Showed up at 16:00 it was empty, but enjoyable made a friend and the woman running the bar was very nice!

My twin brother Stephen and I were walking down London Road and decided to drop into The Bullring Bar,a bar we occasionally drop into . This bar looks good,a big single roomed bar room,nice decor and furnishings,pool tables ,a solid wood serving bar,tv's and big screens to enjoy the sort and plenty of seating options spread throughout this bar,a great bar to chill out in. We were here on a Wednesday afternoon,we ordered a Carling lager each,these were served in excellent condition,we just kicked back and took in the great bar we were in. Not my normal tipple,more a real ale and craft beer fan myself but I must say I really enjoyed this light,hoppy and unpretentious lager style beer,so tasty ,so refreshing,it was just so good being In such a lovely bar enjoying a freezing cold beer. We really enjoyed our lager's in here before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Bullring Bar is easy to locate along London Road on Pembroke Place . Opening hours area; Monday to Sunday,midday till midnight. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

The Bullring bar is a proper local boozer in Pembroke road that offers a decent range of beers and is one of only a few pubs and bars around this area of the city centre. This is a local no-nonsense bar with a very large open-plan interior with great seating options throughout the whole bars interior and pleasant decor. This local bar won't be to everyone's taste but I like bars like this as they don't rip you off and this was highlighted when earlier in the year when you had to have a meal with your drinks they charged you the minimum rate for a meal and there drinks where still well priced which wasn't always the case in a few pubs and bars in Liverpool. When we visited we were on our way to the Royal Liverpool hospital to visit one of our relatives.When here we had a few glasses of Strongebow brewery cider which where perfectly served and well priced.This is an excellent local bar and well worth going to and easy to locate from Monument Place bus stop it's a short walk.(This is my second review of the Bullring bar). Opening Hours. Monday-Sunday-10.00-00.00. Nearest Bus Stop. Monument Place bus stop.

Before the 3rd national lockdown descended my twin brother Stephen and I decided to visit some of the great pubs to be found in our wonderful city, we decided to jump off the bus on London Road and head to The Bullring Bar. This is a nice locals bar ,a big single roomed bar ,a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, tv's to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this bar, all in all its just a really good bar. We were here on a Wednesday afternoon, we gave our details of name and phone number to assist with the governments track and trace system and then sanitised our hands and we were allocated a table, as part of the governments guildlines of having a substantial meal with alcohol we ordered cheese & ham baps , for our drinks we ordered pints of Carling lager, these were served iced cold, we just kicked back, chilled out and soaked up the great vibe in this busy and popular bar . My Carling was lovely, a crisp, iced cold lager style beer bursting with taste, on a hot afternoon very easy to drink, while sipping our lagers our baps arrived and these were so tasty, very simple,just thickly buttered baps,thick ham and fresh cheese, just so tasty and filling, went with our beers so well. After our meals and 1st lager we settled down a bit and ended up staying for another couple of pints each before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Bullring Bar is easy to locate along London Road just off Penbroke Place. A great pub and when the 3rd and final lockdown of lifted most definitely well worth checking out.

The Bullring bar is a decent bar that offer a decent range of beers and spirits and as of late a good range of substantial meals. The Bullring bar on Pembroke Place is one of the last remaining pubs/bars in this part of the city centre and is a proper local with a local clientele.The Bullring bar has a very large open-plan interior with great seating options throughout the whole bars interior and lots of interesting features throughout the bar and very friendly staff. We visited here before the latest lockdown was announced and as it was fairly early in the afternoon it wasn't that busy.On giving our track and trace detail's we took a table by the entrance and ordered a few pints of Carling brewery lager and a meal that were served in perfect condition and for the city centre really well priced. This is a decent local bar that is well worth visiting especially if you like down to earth bars that are full of local characters and is a bar we will visit again.Very easy to get to from Monument Place bus stop its across the road. (This is my first review of the Bullring bar). Opening Hours. Monday-Sunday-10.00-22.00. Hours May Differ From Above. Nearest Train Station. Lime street train station. Nearest Bus Stop. Monument Place bus stop.

It's a weird place, but a good place. Drink prices are very good.

A bit dead for a Friday afternoon but good service

Down to earth. Clientele Cheap prices Good local pub.

It would rate higher but its not a convenient location for me

Cheap drinks if ur passing go in

Local pub for the piss heads .... Including me so if you don't f**** off

the wonderful people nice warm places