The White Star in Liverpool

Fake blonde lady not very welcoming

Too pricey for spirits. £3.50.ridiculous. Staff a wee bit rude when asked about pricing policy.

Great little pub well located in the centre with bags of atmosphere. However I was surprised to have to pay £4.40 per pint of ale. Especially as only minutes earlier I had got a pint for less than £3.00 in another historic pub in the centre. No chip and pin facility is also a pain.

Titanic Liverpool White Star Line.The Titanic was owned by the Liverpool White Star Line Shipping Company. This building is the former head office of the White Star Line. Prior to it's maiden voyage it was tradition that a new ship would sail into its home port of Liverpool however due to delays with the build and sea trials it didn't happen. This was thought to be a bad omen. It was on the balcony of this building that the company addressed thousands of people in the streets below waiting for answers.

Went specifically from Southport on the train for the Wednesday afternoon singalong and were not disappointed. Very nice gentleman made us feel welcomed.

Walked in as strangers... Walked out as if we had been regulars for years! Ended up here for two afternoon/nights of our three night stay in the city. Thanks for making us all from South Wales very welcome. We loved it 🍻🍻

Cracking little pub just off Matthew Street. A little eclectic with historical nods to the Titanic and The Beatles.Always a warm welcome within.

Lovely little pub at the bottom of Matthew Street. A must visit

Very nice city centre bar with Beatles memorabilia in the back room and White Star Line posters in the bar. The staff were friendly and the beer was good.

Absolute gem of a Liverpool City centre pub . Very nice range of real ales on tap to choose from . Friendly service and nice mix of background music to make you want to sit back and stay a little longer than you originally planned.