| Location |
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23 Cumberland Street, Liverpool, Merseyside Off Victoria Street |
| Hours |
| (Please fill in hours) |
| Phone |
| 0871 917 0007 |
| Owner(s) |
| (Names of owners/proprietors here) |
| Established |
| 1820 |
| Payment Method |
| Cash, ? |
The Poste house, Cumberland St. Liverpool, is a Public house in Liverpool with a spurious history. This Listed Building is rumoured to have played host to Adolf Hitler and Jack the Ripper.
The venue's patrons have changed since and range from local scouse traditionalists to a younger more flamboyant crowd.
It also is renowned for its cheap alcoholic beverages and ales.
With TRIPLES of various spirits starting at £1.80, spontaneous entertainment and local characters, this piece of liverpool life is well worth a visit.
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