Handbridge Pub

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Contents 1 Blurb 2 Where 3 Atmosphere 4 Prices 5 Food 6 Conclusion 7 History

[edit] Blurb

'Handbridge' is a new pub just opened last week.

[edit] Where

Handbridge

[edit] Atmosphere

Modern Clean Welcoming - bright and attractive - good meeting place

[edit] Prices

Coming Soon

[edit] Food

Good Food Menu [1] [2]

Though some "Main" courses may not be substantial enough without a further side order. That said the food was well cooked and presented, however one would recommend that meat dishes such as the lamb and bean fondue come with a side order inclusive of the main price.

The 'beef with all the trimmings' Sunday lunch menu at £8.25 was a tad expensive but until you try it don't knock it. It was amazing. The beef was cut into thick slices with perfect redness and side orders of fantastic fresh veg. Especially nice was the the carrot and swede puree with cumin and creamy leek which accompanied the yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, new potatoes, cauliflower and broccoli perfectly. The best Sunday lunch you'll have guaranteed, even if you're vegetarian and leave the beef off.

[edit] Conclusion

The pub has lost alot of character. And has gained an excellent character of its own in the short time it has been open.

[edit] History

At the time of the 1851 census, the Innkeeper was Thpmas Bentley, who was born in Horsforth, West Yorks. He ran a lodging house in Mount Pleasant, Liverpool in 1844.