Pubs

Poll

WHAT I WANT TO SEE MOST IN HOYLAKE IS…

	more shops
	more nightlife
	more restaurants
	more coffee shops
	an open air market
	a museum/gallery
	better beach facilities
	family friendly activities
	something else

Pubs

Hoylake has a number of excellent pubs, both traditional and modern. Whether you want a pie and quick pint of real ale, a glass of chilled sauvignon blanc with a pint of prawns or a game of darts, Hoylakes pub landlords will give you the legendary Hoylake welcome.

The Plasterers Arms

3.8 (2)

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The Plasterers Arms is a traditional unspoilt local pub in the historic residential quarter of the village. The pub, which is around 200 years old, is run by licensees Stan and Pam, and has a single bar serving a lounge, snug and beer garden.

The Green Lodge

3.3 (2)

The Green Lodge is an attractive hotel, restaurant and pub within a large historic building set in beautiful surroundings between Market Street and the beach, and within close walking distance of the Royal Liverpool Golf Club.

The Ship Inn

3.8 (2)

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The Ship Inn is a famous local landmark set back from Market Street in the heart of Hoylake. Although the building has been altered over the years, the original part is around 280 years old.

Hoylake Lights

5.0 (1)

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Hoylake Lights is a thriving JD Wetherspoon's pub on Market Street, and a popular stop on the way to nearby bars. Hoylake Lights has a bar area near the front and a large seating area at the rear.

The Blue Anchor

2.3 (1)

A large family-friendly pub on Market Street, The Blue Anchor is the place to go to chill out with a drink, or take the family for some traditional pub grub.

The Lake Inn

0.0 (0)

A traditional, unspoilt neighbourhood pub, The Lake Inn is a real find! One of the original old cottages of Hoylake, the pub is located in a quiet back street, and worth a visit for a slice of real Hoylake life.

The Punch Bowl

0.0 (0)

The original Punch Bowl was the oldest Inn in Hoylake, dating back to mid-Victorian times and consisted of a small thatched cottage that jutted into Market Street. However, by the early twentieth century Market Street had become much busier and the cottage created a bottle-neck for traffic.

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