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• The pub dates back to 1804 and is built on the site of an even older tavern, making it one of Liverpool’s oldest pubs

• It is sometimes referred to as the "Little Grapes" to distinguish it from the Grapes on Mathew Street

• The building retains original features, including historic Mellors Brewery signage outside

• The interior is multi-roomed with an island-style serving bar and notable wall art, creating a classic and welcoming atmosphere

• There is an upstairs terrace/patio area, partly sheltered, which is popular in warmer months

• The Grapes is known for its excellent selection of real ales, typically offering 8 changing beers from local and regional breweries, as well as a real cider

• The pub also has an extensive range of rums and gins

• It is considered a "proper pub" with a relaxed, friendly, and lively atmosphere, popular with both locals and visitors

• The Grapes is known as an arty haunt, attracting a creative crowd due to its proximity to the School of Art and Design and university halls

• The pub hosts live jazz every Sunday, with its "Jazz Con Fusion" night claimed to be the longest running uninterrupted jazz night in Liverpool

• The Grapes is reputedly one of the most haunted pubs in Liverpool, with tales of up to 17 ghosts