Roscoe Head

Now a Free house, the Roscoe Head is the only pub in the North of England (and one of only five pubs in the UK) to appear in every edition of the Camra Good Beer Guide since first published in 1974.

A cosy four roomed local pub where conversation and the appreciation of Real Ale rules.

Hot pies available all day.

Wheelchair accessible (please ask at bar for ramp).

Sunday 12:00 noon to midnight.

Monday 11:30am to 11:00pm.

Tuesday 11:30am to 11:00pm.

Wednesday - Saturday 11:30am to midnight.

Real Ale

Six hand pumps featuring Timothy Taylor's Landlord, Tetley's Cask Bitter plus 4 changing guest beers from small regional breweries & independent brewers.

Craft Beers

We also stock a wide range of carefully selected bottled Craft Beers.

History

Opened in the 1830s, the Roscoe Head is one of the few pubs in Liverpool, if not Great Britain, to have survived the onslaught of the large pub chains.

Consisting of a main bar, two small rooms and a tiny snug, conversation definitely rules at this establishment.

There is no jukebox or fruit machine - just good beer and a warm welcome, all delivered by friendly and well-trained staff.

Our regular customers are from all walks of life and the backroom debates are always entertaining; whether it be politics or football on the agenda the banter is always lively but good humoured!

Managed by members of the same family for over 35 years, this historic pub commemorates William Roscoe (1753 -1831), Liverpool historian, poet and leading campaigner for the abolition of slavery.

Awards

Roger Kirby Award 2014. CAMRA Liverpool Pub of the year 2012. CAMRA Liverpool Pub of Excellence 2013, 2012, 2011. Liverpool Best Bar None 2007. Guinness Master Brewer Accredited. Good Eating Guide Certificate of Outstanding Achievement.