Ye Hole In Ye Wall — Restaurant in Liverpool

Full of character, the oldest pub in Liverpool, and possibly the smallest too. In the heart of the city centre, an 18th century tavern, tucked away down a tiny side street Hackins Hey The atmosphere is brilliant. People come from far and wide, we even had a couple in from California, sampling the scouse wit and friendliness. Can't believe how packed it was from 12.30pm up to when we left at 5.30pm, mind you there was live music being provided by a fab duo called Savannah, just two guitars and voices, who had the place bouncing, with plenty of sing a long stuff, and brilliant lead guitar work from Mark Smith. One of the punters Ian provided amazing percussion, sitting on a wooden box, apparently it's called a boom box, and he was spot on. The afternoon whizzed by, full of laughter and with great guest singers, it was the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon. They have live music every Sunday afternoon so get yourself down there! Only four stars as it is too small to serve hot meals, although they do pies and baguettes, but quite a few had brought their own picnic, and there's plenty of eating places around. Amazing selection of gin too, in their unique...

On a spontaneous sightseeing visit to Liverpool, we decided to check out Liverpools oldest pub and discovered Ye Hole in Ye Wall. It's tucked away down a little street, however it's definitely worth finding and dropping in.

With a great range of beers, some real local characters and a landlord and team that makes you feel so very welcome, we were so happy to have rested our feet, have a great beer and meet some truly lovely people.

Stephen, the landlord, came over to chat with us and shared some of the history of this place and his ownership of what he'd done to keep the heritage of such a place (it was founded in 1726 - WOW!!).

Stephen also introduced us to Black Velvet - Guiness and Port - and we weren't disappointed. We'll definitely be back and look forward to dropping in next time when there's some live music on.

We didn't eat on this occasion - but the food looked wholesome and tasty! Thanks for the kind welcome Stephen and see you next...

Came up for a visit to Liverpool, first time ever visiting this wonderful city and happened to pass by this little pub while looking for the statue of Billy Fury. We had noticed how friendly everyone in Liverpool and thought we would pop our heads in ‘the oldest pub in Liverpool’ and what a gem it is! It was early afternoon but we were greeted to a warm welcome by the man I can only assume is the owner or manager ‘what can i get you’? and the banter started straight off. This fella is really funny and warm and we were made to feel very welcomed. My boyfriend was the giggle and titter which he got to taste and was then topped back up, you don’t get that down south! Would 💯 pop back in if I’m back In Liverpool. We didn’t eat so can’t rate food but I’m sure if we had eaten it would have been lovely. The toilets are very clean and smelled lovely and the bar was full of interesting things and a fee locals who were all friendly. Wonderful...