The Cornmarket in Liverpool

Great pub with an authentic traditional decor and Atmosphere. Sarah was on the bar, very chatty and attentive. Remembered our round even though we are not regulars. Praise for the excellent customer service.

The Corn Market is a proper old Liverpool Pub. Great comfy leather chairs and chesterfield sofas. Decor looks like it has not changed since it was built - amazing fireplace. Large outdoor seating area. Just off Fenwick Street set back - there are two entrances and you can walk through from one bar to another. 5 Minutes from top of Cavern Walks and Liverpool One areas.

The Cornmarket Pub is a pub I always look forward to visiting whenever I'm in Liverpool City Centre ,it's a pub that offers great real ale's and fine pub food and you're always made to feel so welcomed here. I love the look of this pub ,it's split into two ,each room has it's own distinct character ,a cool looking serving bar ,wonderful furnishings and decorated tastefully throughout ,big screens to enjoy the sport and lots of seating options both inside and outside in their beer garden ,it's just a great pub to chill out. We were here on a bitterly cold Thursday early afternoon ,we were greeted warmly by the barmaid ,we ordered and were served in pristine condition Marstons Brewery " Wainwrights " ale ,we grabbed a table were we chilled out ,warmed up and planned out the day ahead while sipping our ale's. A big fan of this real ale ,it's such a well balanced pale ale ,lightly hopped with delicate fruity scents ,a citric aroma ensuring a slightly bitter finish that's just so refreshing ,at 4.1%ABV it's such a good session ale,it was just so good being in such a fantastic pub enjoying a great pale ale sat with my twin brother Stephen who is the best beer companion in the world. We really enjoyed our pale ale's in here before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Cornmarket Pub is easy to locate along Old Ropery. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday,11.30am till 11.30pm. A great real ale pub ,one I highly recommend you seek out if you're in the area.

Had a recent visit on Friday evening with 7 friends and this is a great pub. Nice and cosy with loads of seating, we managed to get two leather settees and had a very enjoyable stay. Great atmosphere and it gets busy, fully recommended when in Liverpool City Centre.

5 of us Firefighters had our retirement drink here and have to say it was fantastic. The staff were all amazing along with the atmosphere sadly I never got round to trying the buffet but I’m led to believe it was very nice and pleasing approx 100 firefighters isn’t easy.

We have been across to Liverpool as often as we can and usually gravitate towards Mathew St, Albert Dock etc. But while waiting for a show to start we ventured in to The cornmarket. after all the hustle and bustle of the city centre it was very pleasing to find this quiet calm lovely bar. No noise, just calm. We love the place and visit regularly now.

We’d walked in (and out of) a lot of pubs before stumbling on The Cornmarket. Lovely beer, an whilst not a huge menu, the food was very good, and very reasonably priced. Add to that, lovely staff, and a beer garden out back, which just finished off a positive experience. We’ll be calling in again when we return to Liverpool.

A group of friends and I have been lucky enough to drink here over the past two weekends and many times before then, and the Cornmarket never lets us down. Great service (thank you!), good choice of beer, spacious and no TV/loud music to fight against for conversation. Thoroughly, thoroughly recommended.

One of my favourite pubs to visit in Liverpool is The Cornmarket Pub ,a pub I've been visiting for many a year. This pub looks superb ,it's a traditional pub ,two roomed ,wonderful decor and furnishings,a solid wood serving bar ,tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside in their beer garden,it's just a great pub to unwind in. On our latest visit my twin brother Stephen and I were here on a Monday afternoon,we ordered Madri Beer,these were served iced cold and sparkling,we just kicked back,chilled out and took in the great pub we were in. My beer was really good,Madri beer seems to be in every pub nowadays ,it's a collaboration beer between Molson Coors Brewery and La Sagra Brewery to create a light continental lager style beer ,it's a light,hoppy and unpretentious lager style beer bursting with taste,so easy to drink,very refreshing ,it was just so good being in such a lovely pub enjoying a freezing cold beer. We really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and as on every other visit to The Cornmarket Pub we had a great time. The Cornmarket Pub is easy to locate alone Old Ropery. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday,11.30am till 11.30pm. A wonderful pub ,well worth a visit if you're in the area.

The Cornmarket is a brilliant pub that offer a superb food and drinks range and is one of the oldest pub's in Liverpool.This superb pub is housed in the Britannia building in a great area of the city centre. This pub dates from the 18th century and is full of character.The interior to this superb pub on the Old Ropery side of the pub has a high end look and feel with superb wood panelling throughout the pubs interior that was taken from the Reina Del Pacifico that was a clipper ship.There are superb item's throughout the pubs interior and fantastic seating option's and it's an excellent place to relax and unwind with a meal and a few beers. If you enter on the Moor street side you will enter into a traditional pub interior that's a bit different from the other part of this pub as up until the late 1960s this was the Bull's Head pub before it was swallowed up and became part of the Cornmarket. We have visited this superb pub hundred's of times over the years as its cask ales are superb as is there meals.We came here for a few beers while walking around this area of the city centre and it was really busy.On our visit we had a Madrí brewery lager and a cask ale each which were superb and as it was a very warm day we sat outside as it has a superb beergarden. The Cornmarket is well worth visiting and is very easy to locate from James street train station turn left onto James street and you take a left turn onto Fenwick street.(This is my third review of the Cornmarket). Opening Hours. Monday-Sunday-11.30-23.30. Public Transport. Bus Stop. James street bus stop. Train Station. James street train station.

Great pub with loads of history. Good range of ale, good bar food. Was once the regular meeting point for Blue Funnel seafarers and plenty of wall photos to testify. Give it a try, close your eyes and smell the history. You won't be disappointed.

If there's one pub I know I'm going to visit on any trip into Liverpool city centre I take its The Cornmarket Pub ,a wonderful back street boozer I always look forward to visiting. I love the look of this pub ,dark wood features abound throughout this pub, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, pubby decor and furnishings, tv's to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside in their beer garden out back, its just one really good pub . We were here on a Thursday afternoon, pub was busy with a great atmosphere, we were greeted with a smile by a very pleasant member of the bar team, we had a study of their real ale's and we both opted to have Blacksheep Brewery pale ale ,these were served in excellent condition, we just kicked back, chilled out and planned out the day ahead while sipping our real ale's. I am a big fan of the pale ale from Blacksheep Brewery, its a well crafted pale ale, hints of toffee, a delicious aroma and aftertaste with a slight bitter finish, a totally refreshing brew, so refreshing, so tasty, it was just so good being in such a lovely pub enjoying a quality ale . We really enjoyed our pale ale's in here before we moved on and the great atmosphere so much so that we ended up staying for another pale ale each before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Cornmarket Pub is easy to locate along Old Ropery . Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday, 11.30am till 11pm. A wonderful pub,one I highly recommend you visit if you're in the area.

Stopped in for some food and drink one day and met the very friendly staff. The fish and chips were delicious as well!

Popped in for a post lunch visit as its decades since I cut my teeth drinking in this pub when I first started work in the City. It hasn’t changed a bit. It is a testament to the mantra “if it isn’t broken don’t fix it”. I wanted to show my pal the wood panelling in the main lounge room, it’s like being in a rich aunt’s sitting room. The panelling was taken from the breaking up of the ship the Reina Del Pacifico and it still looks as good as it did when I was a young man. A very comfortable lounge with some good photos of ships and the city throughout. There is a great variety of beers and lagers, I opted for the Black Sheep and it was perfect. There are little comments from famous folk on walls that are quite entertaining. I asked the barman if there was still access to the adjoining pub The Bulls Head. It was a very unique situation being able to walk into one pub but out of another without leaving the building. He said the Bulls Head was gone now but was part of the Cornmarket and it is often used for private functions. The barman kindly opened the access door to the old Bulls Head and switched on the lights so I could have a look around. What a fabulous trip down memory Lane I had with fantastic service from the barman. The pub wasn’t full but other visitors, like many pubs in Liverpool, were very happy to spend a few of their minutes having a chat with us. Makes me proud of the City. This is a must visit pub.

4 * "very good" is well deserved as location, interior, quality and variety of beers plus the friendly staff more than meet the criteria for "Excellent". Unfortunately the food (since opening after lockdown) has taken a serious turn downwards and why one star is lost. I had the "spicy" chicken wings. They arrived with chips out of the freezer bag and the wings were absolutely terrible. Dry as the bone beneath them. Tasted terrible. Almost certainly they had been reheated from one, possibly two days. I highly recommend this pub for all of the reasons stated above. I know the pandemic and Brexit has put pressure on hospitality chefs/cooks but you can't serve such poor quality food.

We don’t live in Liverpool but on past visits we have been here for drinks. The cask beer is excellent and served very well, three beers on when we went (I’m sure this will build up as things change). Also the bar staff are very friendly and welcoming, they are an asset to the place. The pub itself is old and comfy, nautical themed with some lovely carved old dark wood panelling on part of the wall which is from a ship! Nice small outdoor seating area, sun trap! All in all a superb pub, highly recommended.

Now that some more of the coronavirus lockdown restrictions have been lifted for the hard hit hospitality sector with pubs, bars and restaurants being allowed to reopen with outside and inside service its great once again to visit pubs such as The Cornmarket Pub,a pub I always enjoy dropping into.I love the look of this pub ,the interior is fantastic, wonderful decor and furnishings, tv's to enjoy the sport, plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside in their cool beer garden out back. My twin brother Stephen and I were here on a Thursday evening, greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of the staff, we track and traced and sanitised our hands and ordered a real ale each, we chose Wainwright Brewery pale ale ,these were served in pristine condition, we just kicked back, chilled out and soaked up the great vibe in this busy and popular pub. My pale ale was really good ,a crisp,well balanced pale ale with a big hit of hops, hints of toffee, very easy to drink, a real ale style both myself and my twin brother Stephen are particularly fond of, while sipping our real ale's we talked about how good it is to be out and about again enjoying a quality brew in a fantastic pub and to be honest socialising again albeit socially distanced. We really enjoyed our pale ale's 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. The Cornmarket Pub is easy to locate along Old Ropery .Opening hours are;Monday to Sunday, 11.30am till 11pm. A wonderful pub,if your in the area most definitely well worth checking out.

The Cornmarket is a very traditional pub and is a fantastic place to visit if you like historic old pubs with bags of character that serve a decent range of beers and a superb food menu.Housed in the Britannia building on Old Ropery or Moor street as you can gain entrance from either of these streets.The Cornmarket dates from the 18th century and is one of the city centres oldest pubs and has an unbelievably ornate interior with excellent wood panelling throughout the pubs interior which was formally taken from the Reina Del Pacifico sailing ship.There are many interesting fixtures and features throughout the pubs interior and superb seating option's and a fantastic beergarden and superb light fittings.This is without doubt one of our favourite pub's in the city centre and we have been visiting here for many years.The staff are excellent and the beers on offer are always well served and priced as are the meals.Due to the lockdown restrictions we haven't been here this year but that all changed on the 17th of May.On entry we gave all track and trace details and took a seat by the main entrance and a very friendly staff member took our order of a glass of Wainwrights brewery bitter a superb bitter from a fantastic brewery that was perfectly served.The Cornmarket is one of the top pubs in the city centre and is in my opinion a must go destination for anyone interested in historic pubs that have a fantastic beer and food range and is located in a part of the city centre that is full of pub/bars and restaurants.A very easy pub to get to from James street train station turn left and walk down James street then take a left onto Fenwick street.(This is my second review of the Cornmarket).Opening Hours. Monday-Saturday-12.00-23.00.Sunday-13.00-21.00.Hours May Differ From Above Due To The Covid 19 Restrictions. Nearest Bus Stop. James street bus stop. Nearest Train Station. James street train station.

Visited twice over the weekend with friends. Excellent service from the attentive staff. Table service only due to covid restrictions Lyndsey deserves special praise for her friendly attention, ideally suited to carry out table service duties Will definitely return on future visits to town

The 12th of April marked the beginning of the lifting of some of the coronavirus lockdown restrictions on the hard hit hospitality sector, with this in mind my twin brother Stephen and I headed to town to visit some of the great pubs our city is justifiably famous for, we had just enjoyed two pints of guinness each in The Slaughterhouse Pub and decided to visit The Cornmarket Pub, unfortunately this pub is obviously going to reopen on the 17th of May when inside and outside service resumes as the doors were shut ,I can wait,its a great pub ,a beautiful interior and a huge beer garden out back, the pub serves great real ale's and the staff here are so welcoming, come the 17th of May I will most definitely be in this pub enjoying a pint or two.The Cornmarket Pub is easy to locate along Old Ropery ,a pub I highly recommend you visit if you're in the area and when the 3rd and final lockdown is lifted.

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 decided to drop into The Cornmarket Pub, a pub we always look forward to visiting. The Cornmarket Pub is one of the oldest pubs in this part of the city dating back to the 18th century, the interior is as traditional as it gets ,wood panelled walls, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, wonderful decor and furnishings including a grand piano, tv's to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside in their cool beer garden out back, its a fantastic pub to chill out in.We were here on a Saturday late evening, greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of the staff, we gave our details of name and phone number to assist with the governments track and trace system and then sanitised our hands, we ordered a guinness each and payed contactless. Guinness was poured in the correct manner even allowing time for the all important settle, the guinness here is outstanding, a rich,thick and creamy guinness served iced cold ,it was just so good being in such a lovely pub enjoying a quality guinness. We both really enjoyed our guinness in here and the great vibe so much so that we ended up staying for another guinness each before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Cornmarket Pub is easy to locate along Old Ropery .Opening hours are;Monday to Saturday, Midday till 11pm. Sunday, 1pm till 9pm.A wonderful pub, if your in the area most definitely well worth checking out. Until the 2nd of December all pubs, bars and restaurants in England are closed due to the 2nd lockdown.

Estábamos alojados en un hotel cercano y simplemente pasamos por una pinta furtiva antes de la cena. Este pub es un viejo bebedor, con mucho carácter y una cálida bienvenida. Pero también nos sorprendió gratamente que fueran realmente minuciosos con sus medidas Covid, lo que nos hizo sentir seguros. Después de las noticias del gobierno de esta noche, estamos devastados por el futuro de este tipo de negocios en Liverpool, pero les deseamos a todos en The Cornmarket lo mejor en los próximos meses y cuando estemos de regreso en Liverpool volveremos a pasar. otra pinta furtiva!

Where to start, place was empty, obviously due to Covid restrictions, but charging £4.30 for a pint of cider is outrageous, avoid!

Visitamos este pub histórico en parte para ver los paneles de madera que provenían del SS Reina del Pacifico y no decepcionó. David, el barman, estaba muy bien informado sobre las bebidas que se ofrecían, la historia del barco, el pub y Liverpool. ¡Su sugerencia de un ron marino con un toque de jugo de lima fue inspirada!

Uno de los últimos pubs que visité antes del cierre del coronavirus y después de que se levantaron algunas restricciones sobre la reapertura del pub el 4 de julio, el "Súper Sábado" también fue uno de los primeros a los que fui en este día que estaba ansioso por disfrutar.Me encanta el aspecto de este pub, el interior es increíble, hay dos habitaciones distintas, cada una bellamente decorada y amueblada, hay paredes con paneles de madera tallada, un piano, abundan las características interesantes en todo este pub, hay televisores para disfrutar del deporte y mucho de opciones de asientos repartidas por este pub tanto dentro como fuera de su gran jardín de cerveza en la parte trasera.Fuimos recibidos con una sonrisa por un miembro muy agradable del personal, después de dar nuestros datos, nombre, número de teléfono o dirección de correo electrónico como parte del "sistema de seguimiento y localización" del gobierno, tuvimos un estudio de las ale reales que se ofrecen, mi hermano optó por tener "deuchars ipa" de Calidonian Brewery mientras que yo fui por Sharps Brewery "Doom Bar" y ambas cervezas se sirvieron en excelentes condiciones, simplemente nos relajamos, nos relajamos y disfrutamos del gran pub en el que estábamos y planeamos salir el día que tenemos por delante mientras bebemos nuestra cerveza.Mi real ale fue excepcional, una pale ale rica, bien equilibrada, con cuerpo y llena de sabor, muy fácil de beber y un estilo de cerveza real que me gusta especialmente, mi hermano también me dio el visto bueno a su ipa.Realmente disfrutamos de nuestra auténtica cerveza aquí y aunque nuestra visita fue solo fugaz, como en todas las demás visitas aquí, la pasamos muy bien.El Cornmarket Pub es fácil de localizar a lo largo de Old Ropery.Los horarios de apertura son;De lunes a jueves de 11:30 a 23:00 horas.Viernes y sábado, de 11 a 30 h. Hasta medianoche.Domingo, 11. 30 a 23 hs.Un gran pub, uno que recomiendo encarecidamente que visites si estás en la zona.

El Cornmarket Pub es uno de los pubs clásicos del centro de la ciudad de Liverpool, con uno de los interiores más ornamentados que jamás haya visto. Ubicado en Old Ropery o Moor Street ya que tienen entrada o salida en ambas calles. El interior de los pubs Cornmarket tiene un diseño de varias habitaciones con muchas opciones de asientos disponibles en todo el pub y algunos de los paneles de madera más finos que probablemente verá en cualquier pub, ya que es muy ornamentado. El mercado del maíz se remonta al siglo XVIII, lo que lo convierte en uno de los pubs más antiguos del centro de la ciudad y ofrece una excelente variedad de barricas ale y un menú de comida excelente. Después de visitar algunos de los pubs en Dale Street el 4 de julio, decidimos visitar este pub.Después de dar nuestros detalles para la pista y el seguimiento del Covid 19, nos sentamos en el área del bar principal y pedimos algunos. Vasos de cerveza Sharp's Brewery Doom Bar Ale: una excelente cerveza servida en perfectas condiciones como siempre en este excelente pub. The Cornmarket Pub es un pub de primera clase dirigido por personas muy amables y después de estar cerrado durante mucho tiempo debido al cierre, estaba tan feliz de estar sentado en este excelente pub y tener una buena cerveza de barril. Ubicado en Moor Street o Old Ropery y muy fácil de llegar 'Desde la estación de tren de James Street, gire a la izquierda en James Street y luego gire a la izquierda en Fenwick Street'. El pub se deja en Moor Street o en Old Ropery. (Esta es mi primera reseña de The Cornmarket Pub).Horario de apertura.Lunes - Sábado - 12. 00-23. 00.Domingo - 13. 00-21. 00.

Antes de que P. M Boris cerrara nuestro maravilloso país debido al coronavirus que nos visitó, mi hermano gemelo Stephen y yo decidimos pasar un día en Liverpool visitando algunos de los grandes pubs que nuestra ciudad tiene para ofrecer y uno de mis lugares favoritos es The Cornmarket Pub, un pub que siempre es un placer visitar.Me encanta el aspecto de este pub, el interior es excelente, ladrillos a la vista, carteles de cerveza y esmaltes que adornan las paredes, televisores y pantallas grandes para disfrutar del deporte y muchas opciones de asientos repartidos por todo este pub, es un pub realmente bueno.Estuvimos aquí un viernes a última hora de la tarde, recibidos calurosamente por un miembro del personal muy agradable, decidimos tener un guinness cada uno, estos se vertieron de la manera correcta, incluso dando tiempo para el acuerdo importante, simplemente nos relajamos y tomamos El gran pub en el que estábamos.Mi guinness era realmente bueno, un guinness espeso y cremoso, servido helado, era justo lo que necesitábamos, una bebida totalmente refrescante en una tarde calurosa.Como estábamos yendo de pub decidimos quedarnos solo por un guinness antes de seguir adelante y, como en cualquier otra visita al pub The Cornmarket, nos lo pasamos muy bien.El pub Cornmarket es fácil de ubicar a lo largo de Old Ropery.Los horarios de apertura son;Lunes a domingo, abierto de 11. 30 am.Un gran pub, uno que te recomiendo que visites si estás en la zona.

Lots of character and characterS in this superb Liverpool pub. Looking forward already to another visit. Thanks especially to barmaid Lyndsey - could have talked with her for hours, what a lovely lady.

Traditional pub. Friendly staff. Absolutely corker of a place. Relatively cheap prices. Decent house wine as well.

What a lovely place-old fashioned and extremely welcoming.Visited here twice during our short stay in Liverpool.First occasion for lunch which was delicious and home made. I had the lovely scouse and my wife had a very tasty ham sandwich. Both were excellent and so were our drinks.On the second occasion we had a drink before catching the train at the nearby station . Yet again the visit was excellent and we were served by very friendly staff.

The Cornmarket Pub is a pub I always look forward to visiting on any trip into Liverpool City Centre I take, it's a proper good old fashioned back street pub serving lovely meals and dispensing great beverages. I love the look of this pub,its two roomed ,tv's to enjoy the sport, neat and tidy, great decor and furnishings including a cool looking serving bar and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub, theres also some great wood panelled walls which once belonged to an old galleon that look amazing, add to this their beer garden out back and you have a great pub to chill out in.My twin brother Stephen and I were here on a Saturday afternoon, greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of staff, after a quick study of the real ales on offer my brother opted to have Sharps Brewery " Doombar " while I went for Hardy & Hansons Brewery " rocking Rudolph " and both these real ales were served in excellent condition, we got a table in the back room and just chilled out while sipping our ales.My real ale was exceptional ,a crisp, well balanced pale ale with a big hit of hops, very easy to drink,a real ale style I am particularly fond, my twin brother Stephen also gave me the thumbs up to his real ale. We both finished our real ales off and as we were pub hopping we only stayed for the one but as on all previous visits we really enjoyed ourselves. The Cornmarket Pub is easy to locate on Old Ropery.Opening hours are;Monday to Saturday, Midday till 11pm. Sunday, 1pm till 9pm.A wonderful pub, most definitely well worth checking out if your in the area.

Qué crack, acogedor, acogedor pub. Justo como debería ser un pub. No lo habríamos encontrado si no hubiera estado directamente enfrente de nuestro hotel, ya que está escondido en una calle lateral. Recomiendo encarecidamente buscarlo. Es una verdadera joya de lugar.

Nací y crecí en Liverpool, pero no he estado en la ciudad por muchos años, nos topamos con esta joya de un pub por casualidad, escondida, es increíble, el barman del domingo fue excelente, tocó el piano y simplemente cantó. una buena carcajada general. El pub es acogedor y muy elegante, me encantó.

Este es un pub acogedor y acogedor que merece una visita. Nos quedamos en un hotel a solo cinco minutos a pie y así fue como lo encontramos. Aparte de eso nos hubiéramos perdido. Estamos de vuelta en Liverpool en diciembre y volveremos a tomar una copa.

Tomamos unas copas en el mercado de maíz tarde un sábado por la tarde, gran ambiente y todo muy limpio.Un pub de Liverpool adecuado. . . .Una combinación quriky de cabinas: sofás chersterfield de cuero, cómodas sillas y una amplia zona de asientos al aire libre.A solo unos 5 minutos a pie de las áreas de Liverpool One y Cavern Walks. A 5 minutos a pie de la terminal de cruceros de Liverpool. Retroceda y no se puede ver al principio, dos entradas a cada lado del bloque pequeño, vale la pena visitar si se encuentra en la zona.

Wir fanden diesen leicht versteckten Pub in direkter Hafennähe an einem Samstagabend auf der Suche nach einem Bier und einem nicht zu hektischem Ort. Im Unterschied zu vielen anderen Bars in der Gegend ist dieser ein echter Pub mit gemütlicher, originaler Atmosphäre - dank sehr freundlichem Personal, guten Bieren, wenigen Touristen und keine Junggesellenabschiede.Am Wochenende servieren sie kein Essen, deshalb können wir das nicht bewerten.

Come here often with my boyfriend. Lovely and quiet. Friendly staff. Fab bar guy plays piano spontaneously. Definitely one of Liverpool's hidden gems

The Cornmarket Pub is a classic back street pub that I love to visit whenever I am in Liverpool city centre.

Visited again for drink Saturday in July with friends, one of a few great proper pubs left in the City.

Been going to this boozer now for a few years, I absolutely love it, it's vibrant and buzzes with local heritage, the ales are locally brewed real ales as well as the usual, the staff are lovely, I attend the annual remembrance Sunday event, this place has become special to me, also host a tri service veterans breakfast, first Saturday of every month, it's a fantastic get together.

Lovely friendly and clean pub set back off the road. It's bigger than you expect. Spotless toilets and plenty of seating areas in the pub. Great atmosphere.

The Cornmarket Pub is a particular favourite pub of mine and has been for years,its a pub I always feel at home in .

Awesome athmosphere, great beer, a MUST VISIT place! Would come again when back in Liverpool. Definitely recommended!

found this old traditional pub by chance and what a great place it is excellent service and choice of drinks you must go there

Visite Liverpool con bastante frecuencia tanto para el trabajo como para ver a la familia. Cruzé el mercado de maíz oculto en un camino frente al matadero durante mi último viaje. Agradable pub tranquilo con una buena variedad de gins y una decoración inusual. Originalmente construido en 1792, tiene la chimenea y los paneles de la sala de cigarros de un crucero de 1930 en el interior. El amable personal del bar, asientos cómodos y los beneficios de un jardín de cerveza. También vende tónico para elderflower del árbol de la fiebre delgada que prácticamente nunca sucede. Nos gustó.

He querido llamar aquí tantas veces al visitar Liverpool, pero siempre terminé desviándome a otras partes o lugares, así que en una reciente estancia en Liverpool hice de este el primer pub que visité. Nunca me decepcionan los bares tradicionales que Liverpool tiene para ofrecer. Este, como tantos otros, se encuentra en una calle lateral y es un pub inglés adecuado que sirve una excelente cerveza en un ambiente cálido y acogedor. Mi esposa y yo hicimos un frío el martes por la tarde y el pub estaba empezando a llenarse. Sirven una pinta de cerveza Doombar y yo volvería a llamar felizmente cuando esté en Liverpool.

Mientras caminábamos por Liverpool nos topamos con el mercado The For y nos alegramos de haberlo hecho. El establecimiento es una joya escondida, con una decoración de buen gusto que incluye sofás de chesterfield de cuero. Paneles tallados de madera y accesorios nostálgicos hacen de este un lugar excelente e interesante para visitar. Hay una zona exterior oculta y excelente. La comida está disponible y desde el menú y las tablas especiales tiene un precio muy competitivo. Aunque personalmente no comimos, notamos que las raciones parecían abundantes y apetitosas. Hay una buena selección de cervezas y cervezas embotelladas y de barril, todas a precios razonables. Este lugar bien vale la pena encontrarlo! ! ! !

The Cornmarket Pub is without a shadow of a doubt one of my favourite pubs, it's a pub I always look forward to visiting as the real ale selection is superb.

Visited here for over 25 years, a classic pub in a hidden surrounding. Great staff, location and customers. Totally recommend

Called in for a few of there gin selection on Friday while on a works night out, love the pub, staff our lovely apart from Julie who i found very rude and aggressive!!

Looking for a quiet place for a business chat and although there were plenty of people in here there was enough space for a quiet chat. Good choice of bitters and lighter ales bordering on IPA on draft which was delicious. As others have said a traditional old town centre pub with lots of character and characters!

Lovely pub in the middle of Liverpool city center, Hidden Gem of a pub we was there last Friday. So popped in as we was staying next door we was very surprised by the selections of spirits and real ales. We have heard alot of people talk about this pub but never managed to pop in. The place was clean & tidy the atmosphere was great as a party was going strong in the other room. The staff are professional and one day we hope we will be back for another visit. want to say thanks to Sara and all the staff for making us feel looked after with a smile.My husband loved the gins more than i did thank you again.

Went here with friends for a drink. Very friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Looks unassuming from the outside but within, it has a real old worldy charm.

Great pub great selection of beers and top staff. Like to thank the kind person who handed in my sons mobile in last night and the staff for holding onto it for him.

Stumbled across The Cornmarket on a rainy Sunday afternoon, and what a find. The atmosphere I would describe is that of a ‘Gentlemen’s Club’. Leather chesterfield sofas & high back chairs where you can sit & relax whilst enjoying a real ale. They even stock a selection of cigars. Service was excellent & as it was quiet Dave the Barman/Manager played a few tunes on the piano. We will definitely go back the next time we are in Liverpool.

Don’t find places like this anymore, great atmosphere and staff, nice place to lounge and have a chat. Music is spot on and beer is great, had a lunch off the menu which was also lovely.

We called into the Cornmarket to have a few drinks after our business meeting and found it to be a really good place to have a chilled time. Staff very friendly and a good selection of beers.

We come here quite a lot on our lunch breaks. Nice pub with loads of history, good selection of food which is reasonably priced. Lovely staff

I usually love the ye olde pubs but this place is a dump. While stood at the bar with 1 other person being served the 2 older barmaids continued to ignore us to continue their conversation. The place smelt bad but that cab sometimes be baked on the cleaning materials used as the pub was quite clean. I ordered a known good beer and it tasted like the cleaning fluid used to clean the pipes. Obviously the pipes were not washed through enough as the beer tasted like drinking bleach. Rude staff, bad smell and a terrible pint. Will not be returning and I am a local who loves a good cask too.

Stones throw from work for a few scoops to wind the day down! Nice choice of ales, but look out for Dave and his straw attacks!! 😂

What can I say what a wonderful bar and beautiful beer garden! Staff extremely friendly Dave the barman playing a bit of Billy Joel on the piano and as for Karen and Julie so professional. Definitely a must for both locals and visitors

Llamado aquí antes de ir a comer en Liverpool.

Es una auténtica joya escondida de un pub está metido en Fenwick Street frente al matadero. Es un pub tradicional y no el tipo de plástico te encuentras demasiado a menudo. El énfasis en este pub es socializar y conversación - definitivamente no es un bar de deportes.

A proper pub with interesting decor with many maritime wall pictures and posters. Good selection of bbers on tap. Good pub lunch at a reasonable price.

Excellent beer garden in a city centre.

He estado en el Cornmarket muchas veces en los últimos 15 años y siempre me pareció un rato apropiado de pub. Hay una gran variedad de cervezas y cervezas con una buena variedad de cocina casera que ofrecen.

Tucked away down a side street you could easily miss this place. Deceptively larger on the inside than it appears, the Cornmarket is a traditional Liverpool pub with friendly service and a good collection of real ale. Well worth a visit!

Great place for a drink or bit to eat. Very resonable prices for drinks. The wood panelon the wall is fantastic, Must see.

Nos reunimos la familia aquí una vez al mes. Nos encanta. El ambiente, todo el personal es genial. Probablemente es un poco más caro pero vale la pena. No ruidoso, así que puedes charlar tellys. La música es buena. Y el domingo se puede escuchar el barman tocar el piano lo cual es genial. No hay comida en los fines de semana. Normalmente tenemos que cambiar por la comida. Uno de los mejores pubs de la ciudad.

The Cornmarket Pub is one of my favourite pubs to visit on any trip into Liverpool city centre as it's such a warm and inviting pub.

A cracking old pub with friendly staff,in the city centre. We got there late for the food but asked other people who’d ate and they said it was great.

By far and away my favourite pub in the city centre. Can't recommend it enough for foreign visitors to the city.

First time I have been here for many years. It hasn't changed, full of old world charm. The draft beer was in good condition served well. Will return

Been here a couple of times and to be fair it's got a great feel to it, and the wooden wall panels make it something different to other pubs i.e. it feels like a proper pub rather than the manufactured ones we see too often. Good choice of beers/spirits etc. My only gripe this time was the prices of the "special gin offers". Two double gin/tonics and two pints and not much change out of a pony. Not a problem but not sure how they can justify best part of a tenner for a double gin with tonic and a little bit of fruit. Good for a night out but could be a bit pricey if you're hitting the gin.

love this pub as its historic and one of the few original Scouse pubs left. Barmaid has been miserable last...

Love the chilled, relaxed atmosphere in the Cornmarket. Friendly, warm atmosphere. Something for everyone, pre drinks, post shopping drinks, a...

Vale la pena una visita para un adecuado almuerzo en un pub.

Before starting an eight day holiday in Cologne and Dusseldorf my twin brother Stephen and I decided to have a day out in Liverpool city centre visiting some of the best real ale pubs our city has to offer and The Cornmarket Pub was at the top of our list of pubs to visit as we know that the real ales are always spot on.

Love it in here. A really cozy, interesting, old-school pub. They do home cooked food at lunch time. A savior after the Santa Dash in December!

Interesante casco antiguo pub que ofrece comida a un precio razonable, servidos en "caliente" estilo buffet (así que no cocinados a la orden). Teníamos el pollo al curry que estaba bien. También tienen una buena variedad de cervezas

Popped in here for drinks with friends - great old pub and decent prices too for the City Centre and drinks not overpriced.

Este es uno de mis favoritos pubs en Liverpool. Su escondido y ha estado allí por tanto tiempo como yo sé. Ambiente agradable, personal agradable, agradable de beber. Un lugar para llevar a visitantes de fuera de la ciudad.

This pub is in the same building as the hotel we stayed at, so was very convenient. It offers a range of good hand pulled ales as well as wines and spirits. The interior is dark and traditional with nautical themed wall decorations. There is also some memorabilia for a club that meets there which was quite interesting. The pub has a small outside area which looked well kept.

Fantastic boozer in the business district, near James St. station. Has a very colonial air, with polished wood flooring, pot plants and nautically themed exhibits - all essential parts of its charm, as is the friendly, very informative barman. You need to pay this place a visit in the daytime or early evening, as I understand it closes at 9pm. A really atmospheric pub which is well worth going out of your way to visit.

Great place for a drink after my work visits to LiverpoolAle is kept well and choice varied Staff really friendlyQuotations on walls very interesting Beer garden is small but great on a sunny day, always someone for a chat, this is Liverpool after all !

What a lovely little pub, only went in on the off chance so glad we did nice staff not a rowdy pub either did have a garden but didnt go in there it was full

This is a traditional pub not a Sports Bar and benefits as a result. It is a fairly iconic Liverpool Pub and a joy to visit.There is a very large selection of Gins, Whiskies and Rums and Dave the Barman is extremely knowledgeable about them all and very willing to impart his extensive knowledge to you. Dave is a quite eccentric character and in between serving drinks he plays the piano in the bar area for the enjoyment of the customers.The atmosphere is great here and that is due in large part to Dave who is the most welcoming barman you could ever wish to meet.A wonderful pub to visit.....

Searching for a pub that sold real ale and had a traditional atmosphere and after walking in, and out, of 5 pubs/bars we finally found the Cornmarket. Not externally inviting, the surprise and delight when going in and seeing this Tardis of a place open up was really encouraging.Some nice beers, friendly staff and plenty of room in traditional city pub surroundings - now that we have found it we will be back!

Visited on a Saturday night, and it was like the good old-fashioned pubs that where once everywhere. Good beer, comfortable and a mixed age crowd enjoying a civilised evening. Well worth visiting after a meal in one of the many nearby restaurants. It's nicely situated in the business quarter, well away from the club, stag snd hen party crowds.

pop in here quite alot when in Liverpool-- great beers and they do good value food -quite popular with the tours.

Went for lunch here, lovely food, a small garden which is a sun trap, friendly staff, would most definitely visit again

Love that this pub is a hidden gem, drinks are reasonably priced. Pub that is off the beaten track full bar and serves food can also arrange private parties here too.

This is a real pub in the centre of town, it's a little jewel. The food is good, the service is great and the staff are very friendly.

Popped in here for a few drinks Easter Sunday - great atmosphere - music great - outdoor seating if weather good.The pub has two entrances from either side of a small block of shops - great for drinks if you off a cruise ship and want a good old fashioned pub - from the Pier Head just walk up James Street - less than 5 to 10 minutes depending on how fast you walk, Also situated right in the heart of a busy area Cate Street/ Fenwick Street area full of Bars and restaurants and 5 minutes further walk from Mathew Street, Very reasonable prices too for City Centre compared to other bars in the area.

I can't believe there's many decent pubs in Liverpool that I haven't been in but this is one of them! What a fantastic, lovely olde worlde "proper" pub! The bar staff are superb, proper Liverpool girls who do a damn good job. Worth seeking out for a pint or three!

Before starting a weeks holiday in Warsaw my twin brother Stephen and I decided to go for a day out in Liverpool city centre to visit some of the great real ale pub's and craft beer bar's that our city has to offer and a visit to The Cornmarket Pub was at the top of our list.This is a superb pub,spread over 2 rooms the decor in here is superb with dark wood panelled wall's ,great decor and furnishings,a long serving bar and plenty of seating options both inside and outside in their cool outside beer garden located at the back of the pub.We were here on a Wednesday afternoon and this pub was busy with a cracking atmosphere and after a quick study of the real ale's on offer we opted to have Blacksheep Brewery Golden Ale for me and for my twin Greene King IPA .Both these ale's were served in tip top condition and we settled down in the back room and supped our ale's while planning out the rest of the day ahead. This is a pub i have been going to for many years and it gets better and better with each passing year. We really enjoyed our ale's in here before we moved on but as on every other visit to here we had a great time. Very easy to locate by walking down Fenwick Street and cut onto Old Ropery. Opening hours are;Monday to Sunday,11.30am till 11pm. A great pub and well worth checking out.

This is a hidden gem. Tucked away behind a couple of shops but an absolute delight worth looking for. Very cosy despite being quite large inside. Friendly bar staff. Good selection of beers and I have it in very good authority that the food is great too.

A pub in the business quarter, traditional with a small beer garden. The beer is ok, no real ale, but plenty of choice. The lunchtime food is down to earth, no frills fare, always tasty and the price is right. Slightly off the beaten track, but worth a visit.

Went at lunch with friends from work. Didn't want to hang around waiting so this was the perfect place. I haven't been before but others have. It looks quite little from the outside but it is deceiving. A little quirky with areas partitioned off and steps into a larger seating area. Food was for the want of a better description like a carvery setting but more pub food. Simple but tasty. Super friendly chap serving and very welcoming.

Stopped here on the way to the station after shopping at Liverpool one. It's a welcoming pub with interesting furnishings and fittings. The Lovely clean, well maintained bathroom was a bonus. Nice pub for an afternoons socialising. Recommend a visit if you're wondering which of the many pubs around to visit.