An 1870 pumping station turned dockside pub
An 1870 pumping station turned dockside pub
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Albert Dock pub in an 1870 hydraulic pumping station, with real ales, craft beer, a dockside beer garden and opening until 23:00 daily.
The Pump House was built in 1870 as a hydraulic pumping station at the Albert Dock and was restored as a pub in the 1980s. It sits on the waterfront near Tate Liverpool and the Maritime Museum, with a dockside beer garden that suits an evening sunset over the dock.
The bar pours real ales, craft beers and high-street favourites, plus wine, gin and rum lists and cocktails by the glass or the pitcher. It opens every day from 11:00 to 23:00, with food until 21:00, and dogs are welcome. Not for you if you want a dance floor: this is a pub for the start of the night, and the clubs are a walk or a short taxi away.
Walk-in pub with a dockside beer garden; food is served until 21:00.
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