The Edinburgh

My favourite pub in Crosby, if not the entire world. Friendly corner local with bar, the green room (no music) and the music room (best jukebox I have ever heard). Great bar staff, no food but great beer and conversation.

What is it with pubs and lacking originality when it comes to a name? The Railway, The Grapes and now, The Edinburgh. Most towns must have a least one of these in their local area, maybe even all three.
This Edinburgh pub is on College Road in Crosby, and until recently I didn’t really know much about it, or even that it existed. From the outside, it looks like a fairly large and traditional pub and inside, the setting is similarly habitual as it offers a comfortable, cosy atmosphere in which to enjoy a pint or two. The place is usually busy with drinkers, many of them regulars, and although it has a bit of an ‘old man’ feel about it, it’s a nice place to drink anyway.
Its location just down the road from the nearby AFC Marine football ground also means I’d imagine it’d be a good place to go for a pre or post match pint to deliberate over the day’s events, although that may be a reason to avoid it for some people.

Decent boozer but would benefit from broader selection of beverages.

Very much a local pub with lots of regulars.
A very well preserved traditional interior with a small front bar and two back lounges which are served through hatches from the back of the bar. I’m told the nickname (the bug and bite) is a reference to a clinic on the site which had poor hygiene standards!