John Brodie, Mossley Hill

About us

A friendly, modern pub on the heart of Allerton Road catering for everyone.

The John Brodie is Liverpool’s newest traditional free house, situated on the busy Allerton Road and just a short walk from Mossley Hill Railway Station.

With a great-value main menu, offering a mix of classic pub grub and tasty new dishes to try, it’s the place to meet friends for a bite to eat or grab a quick drink during the day. In the evening, we have plenty more to offer and Grill Night every Thursday, where you can enjoy one of our grills and a drink from only £5.95. So, head on down to The John Brodie for a warm welcome and a great experience.

Beer gardenCar parkDisabled facilitiesDogs allowedFamily friendlyFoodOutside areaReal aleWiFi freeLive musicPool tableCricketFootballRugbyTerrestrial TVCask Marque

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Reviews

713 reviews

4.0/5

Luis Williams

2 months ago

My recent visit to John Brodie in Liverpool was nothing short of a culinary disaster. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was tainted by an abysmal display of service. The man assigned to our table appeared to have mastered the art of laziness and rudeness, creating an unwelcoming ambiance that lingered throughout the evening. To start, our drinks never graced our table, and when we dared to question their whereabouts, we were met with an eye roll and a dismissive exit. The lackadaisical attitude permeated the entire dining experience, leaving us feeling neglected and unimportant. The food, oh, the food! The steak and ale pie, a supposed specialty, arrived as a frozen monstrosity. The meat within was an unappetizing combination of chewy and fatty, as if it had been haphazardly thrown into the oven straight from the freezer. Even the fish, supposedly fresh, exhibited the unmistakable texture of being frozen solid. As for the curry sauce, it defied the laws of fluidity. Attempting to pour it was an exercise in futility, as it stubbornly clung to the bowl, mocking our attempts to enjoy a decent meal. Each bite of the allegedly delectable dishes only deepened our disappointment. What's worse, the disregard for customer satisfaction reached its pinnacle when we voiced our concerns about the wrong food order. The indifference displayed was astounding – a collective shrug as if our dissatisfaction meant nothing. Regrettably, the repercussions of this gastronomic nightmare didn't end with our departure. In the aftermath, a lingering sense of unwellness settled upon our party, a final insult to injury. In conclusion, my experience at John Brodie was a parade of culinary catastrophes and lackluster service, leaving me questioning how such an establishment can continue to operate. Save yourself the disappointment and seek out a dining venue where customer satisfaction is more than an afterthought.

Dave Nimmo

3 months ago

It's a fairly standard new style pub but a nice friendly atmosphere in here. Service was always fast from the staff during our visit. Good range of beers wines and spirits and fairly priced 👍

Helen Morrison

4 months ago

Fantastic place to go for a Christmas meal. Mark and all the staff were so friendly and attentive. The festive menu was delicious. I would highly recommend eating or drinking here.

David Thomas (Private)

4 months ago

Had fabulous meal yesterday with my partner at 4.30. Booked a table and was by a window as I’d hopefully requested. Fantastic staff friendly cheerful. Great atmosphere food exceptional and prices very reasonable. Best place we’ve been in for such a long time. Well done to management bar staff and chef. Truly 5*. Merry Christmas. Davie and Michelle. 🎄

Maliblue Roo

1 year ago

Cracking pub! Very clean, friendly staff. Didn’t have food but will definitely return for some as it looked great. Different offers for seniors and children, you can also book a booth to watch the horse racing! Shows a lot of sports! Great place.