Pubs in Southport

Bold Arms

59-61 Botanic Road, Southport PR9 7NE

The Bold Arms is situated in the the tranquil village of Churchtown on the northern fringes of Southport which is mentioned in the Doomsday book. The pub dates back to at least the 1600’s and a former landlord William Sutton was the founder of the present day town of Southport. There are many rooms inside the pub with many nooks & crannies.

Bold Hotel

Lord Street, Southport PR9 0BE

Well-appointed town centre hotel selling two real ales. Not to be confused with the Bold Arms in nearby Churchtown, the hotel is situated on the town's classic Lord Street, the town's main road and tree-lined boulevard. The hotel is home to the Quads quiz team in the Merseyside Quiz League.

Royal Clifton Hotel

The Promenade, Southport PR8 1RB

Southport Football Club

Haigh Avenue, Southport PR8 6JZ

Hesketh Arms Hotel

Botanic Road, Southport PR9 7NA

The Hesketh Arms is situated in the the tranquil village of Churchtown on the northern fringes of Southport which is mentioned in the Doomsday book. The pub is over 200years old and looks out on to the village centre with its stocks. The Botanic gardens are adjacent the pub at its rear and Meols Hall Southports only Stately home is across the road.

Monument

2 Hoghton Street, Southport PR9 0TF

Imperial

38 Albert Road, Southport PR9 0LN

Large pub on the outskirts of the town centre which focuses heavily on good value meals and a large screen television for watching Premier League football and other sports events. There is also a pub quiz on a Tuesday and Sunday evening from 9pm

O'Learys Irish Bar

1-3 Cable Street, Southport PR9 0DF

Leo's Bar

Nevill Street, Southport PR9 0DR

Masons Arms

4 Anchor Street, Southport PR9 0UT

small pub tucked away behind the town's former main Post Office and close to the railway station. The Mason's Arms has a roaring fire fuelled by wooden logs, making it an ideal winter haunt. The only Robinson's pub in Southport, it has new tenants, recently replacing one of the longest-serving licensees in the town. The interior has been re vamped with wood panelled walls

Oast House

12-14 Stanley Street, Southport PR9 0BY

Ocean Plaza

Marine Drive, Southport PR8 1RY