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. Six hand pumps featuring Timothy Taylor's Landlord, Tetley's Cask Bitter plus 4 changing guest beers from small regional breweries & independent brewers.
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.
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.
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Our real ales are lovingly vented, tapped and cask conditioned by the free hold licensee herself. After being in the business for nearly 40 years ('though you'd never know it to look at her!), our Carol certainly knows a thing or two about looking after her real ale. If you're not sure what to have then try one of our real ale 'beer tasters'.
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The Roscoe Head is proud to be one the five pubs that have made every single edition of The Good Beer Guide since first published in 1974, demonstrating a consistent high standard of quality beers served in a fantastic setting. CAMRA is considered one of the most successful consumer organisations across Europe.
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