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Real ale pub · Dale Street

The Ship & Mitre

1930s Art Deco free house on Dale Street, by the Queensway Tunnel

The Ship & Mitre is an independent free house at 133 Dale Street, Liverpool, opposite the Queensway Tunnel entrance. Built around 1935 on the site of a former coach house, it has an Art Deco exterior and upstairs function room, and specialises in hand-pulled real ales, continental bottled beers and cider.

from Moorfields

The Ship & Mitre, Dale Street, Liverpool
Builtc.1935, Art Deco
The Ship & Mitre, Dale StreetPhoto: Frombowen · CC BY-SA 4.0
Address
133 Dale Street, Liverpool, L2 2JH
Cuisine
Real ale pub
Established
c.1935
Building
The Ship & Mitre, 133 Dale Street
Built
c.1935, Art Deco
Nearest station
Moorfields
The building

An Art Deco pub at the top of Dale Street

The Ship & Mitre stands at the eastern end of Dale Street, opposite the entrance to the Queensway Tunnel. According to the pub, the present building dates from around 1935 and stands on the site of a former coach house. CAMRA describes it as a 1930s Art Deco building.

The name combines two of the pub's former names, the Flagship and the Mitre. The downstairs bar has a ship-themed interior, while the upstairs function room retains Art Deco features.

What to expect

Signature dishes

The Ship & Mitre is a beer-led free house with one of the largest hand-pulled ale ranges on Merseyside; food is served from the kitchen by The One Pan Band.

  1. 01

    Real ales

    Changing range of hand-pulled cask beers, including local microbreweries

  2. 02

    Real cider

    Cider served alongside the cask range

  3. 03

    Belgian and continental bottles

    Imported Belgian, German and continental bottled beers

  4. 04

    Whisky and bourbon

    Spirits selection behind the bar

The menu

The full menu is coming soon

The Ship & Mitre's complete menu, with dishes and prices, will be published here by the restaurant. Until then, see the signature dishes above.

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Opening hours
Monday–Thursday
11:00–23:00
Friday–Saturday
11:00–00:00
Sunday
11:00–23:00
Contact
Getting there

133 Dale Street
Liverpool L2 2JH

from Moorfields

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Questions

Good to know

When was the Ship & Mitre built?

The pub says the present building dates from around 1935, on the site of a former coach house.

Where does the name Ship & Mitre come from?

It combines two of the pub's former names, the Flagship and the Mitre.

Does the Ship & Mitre serve food?

Yes. The kitchen is run by The One Pan Band.

Can you hire a room at the Ship & Mitre?

Yes, the upstairs function room, which retains Art Deco features, is available for hire.

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Old Town Time Meter · District

100/100

Deep time

Historic Core

  • Time in this district819 years, since 1207, the seven streets of the medieval borough50/50
  • Layers of history5 documented chapters25/25
  • Heritage protectionGrade I: Liverpool Town Hall; seventeen Grade II listed buildings on Castle Street25/25
  • 1207King John founds the borough; Castle Street, Dale Street and Water Street are among its seven original streets
  • 1749John Wood the Elder designs the Town Hall at the head of Castle Street
  • 1786Joseph Parry paints Castle Street
  • 18th–19th c.Castle Street is widened as the town becomes a port city
  • 19th c.Banks build their headquarters along Castle Street

The Ship & Mitre stands in Historic Core, one of the historic districts of Liverpool's Old Town.

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