Penny Lane Wine Bar
About
Wine Bars, Pubs
Price Range : Under $10 (££)
Location
Adress: 116 Penny Ln, Liverpool, L18 1DQ
Phone: +44 151 733 6229
Work Hours
Business info
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- local_barAlcoholFull Bar
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingYes
- tvHas TVYes
Reviews
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Pete M.
One of the greatest memories I have visiting liverpool was going to penny lane in 2001With my girl vicki frey...while there i had to visit the penny lane wine bar in hopes of learning anything I could about our beloved beatles...while there the locals where fantastic, we sang beatle silly love songs, touched ringos hard days night drum set and even met Paul's school teacher we ended the visit with a stroll down penny lane..
PRICELESS! -
Richard S.
"Just Fair"
I think that the location is the draw. Food is just ok and the service is slow. Stopped there on a tour. Otherwise go somewhere else. -
Anthony S.
I'm going to say that this is probably the best place for a drink along Allerton Rd. Unlike many of the other cafe/bar/restaurant places in the area, Pennly Lane Wine Bar has stuck to a no nonsense approach and forgone any pretensions to being something it's not and it is a formula that has remained popular with the locals for many years.
The WAGs, gangsters and scallies can keep the tons of other venues along Allerton Rd, this place is a wine bar in name only. Yes there is the obligatory Beatles guff on the walls as I have come to expect more and more as I take in my surroundings - they really are bloody everywhere in this city - but the locals have come to accept that they are only there for the tourists and it isn't as if their music is on a loop here.
Friday evenings have a good buzz about them especially in the summer when people fill out the small front patio and rear garden as people flock in after work. -
Helen T.
Oh Penny Lane Wine Bar how you impress me with your unpretentious pubbish interiors with a lovely picnic benched garden area, your selection of wine- cheap for the allerton area, your friendly attentive go-that-extra-mile staff, but mostly with your specials board.
I chose sea bass on a bed of green beans with roasted new potatoes crisped to perfection with cracked black pepper and salt, dressed with a tomato and chorizo sauce. And wow I chose well.
Mouth watering yet? It should be, this was one of the most delicious dishes to pass my lips in a long while! Well worth £8.50.
Add a bottle of wine to split with a friend, the mellow atmosphere and warm surroundings and you're on to a winner. -
Ruth B.
More pub restaurant than wine bar this place is very pleasant to visit. Food prices are very reasonable with main courses around £7 and deserts fom £2.50. Bottles of wine range from £12 to £40.
The old fashioned exterior somehow looks a bit wrong but I can't put my finger on why perhaps its the double awnings or use of neon that doesnt fit. The high metal fence is not immediately welcoming.
No where in Liverpool is complete without a widescreen TV thats always on and as they other reviewers have commented this place certainly benefits from going not over the top on Beatlemania.