About

The Pilgrim is a Liverpool institution. It opened within an 18th century former warehouse on Pilgrim Street, in Liverpool’s historic Georgian quarter, in 1981 with an ambition to become a hub for the local arts community.

The Pilgrim has since become an iconic venue for Liverpool artists, musicians, academics, students and bohemians for over 4 decades.

The pub was famous for its table jukeboxes for many years. They remain in situ, although sadly now just for decoration as their functional days are long behind them. In their stead a new vintage free box and a retro pinball machine.

So, come for the cask ales, super cheap cool cocktails and craft beers and stay for best tunes to be found in any pub anywhere. We’re open 7 days a week from 12 midday to late. And there’s also a lovely sun-trap courtyard to be enjoyed when the weather deigns to be decent. Oh, and the best sports stuff is on the TVs too. Footy mainly.