The Crow’s Nest

Great local pub… lots of older locals who have been there since they were old enough to buy their own pints. Great character and friendly place… good pints also!

The Crow’s Nest in Crosby village is an interesting little pub. Located just over the road from the popular Birkey pub, The Crow’s Nest could not be more different to its neighbour in terms of the clientele it attracts.
From the outside, the pub looks quite traditionally designed, if a little dingy, and on entering the pub you will usually be met by several groups of middle-​aged men who are no doubt regulars who have been drinking there since they were old enough to buy their own pints.
The people in there are generally friendly enough, but if you’re looking for a place full of young people then I’d advise you to go over the road to the Birkey. However, if traditional pubs with a bit of character and a range of guest ales on draught are what you look for in a pub rather than how busy it gets of a Friday night, The Crow’s Nest could be the place for you.

i agree with the other this is a great pub. everyone knows it and its fairly famous in crosby/​waterloo. the staff are lovely and are always willing to help and be nice. Its a clean and tidy place and has a great atmosphere.

A wonderful preserved interior with a tiny snug and a small bar at the front, and two lounge rooms served from a hatch. There’s waitress service in the lounge if you ask. Very nicely decorated with the usual pictures and plates, but not to excess.
Grade 2 listed.

One of Merseysides finest pubs. Set in the suburb of Waterloo, the Crows Nest is a fine traditional pub with an impressive stock of real ales. At this CAMRA award winning pub you’ll always be made to feel welcome by both the friendly staff and chatty regulars.