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NEWINGTON TEMPLE
A classic pub IN THE HEART OF liverpool’s OLD ROPE WALKS

A traditional wet-led classic pub that dates back to the mid-1800’s. after many reinventions, this historic tavern has been lovingly resorted to its victorian splendor.

Situated just off bold street, Newington is well located for the before and after if dining locally and the perfect spot to while away the hours in Liverpool’s most bohemian area. additionally visit us for premier league and European football.

CHOOSE FROM A SELECTION OF REAL CRAFT BEERS AND CASK ALES
A FINE SELECTION OF CONTINENTAL RED, WHITE AND ROSE WINES
A SELECTION OF SAVOURY SNACKS TO NIBBLE ON

Newington Temple’s beginnings were as a vaudeville cabaret club.

Described by circus impresario, Barnum, as ‘the smallest person that ever walked’, TOM THUMB made his first ever British public appearance in February 1844 in Liverpool.

Appearing initially for a one week residencey at both No 8 Newington during the day and evenings at the Theatre Royal, Church Street. Barnam’s prodigy performed ‘Depicting the Greek statues and Napoleon’ at the portico at No 8 Newington for the entry fee of sixpence. they stayed close by at a hotel at 106 bold street, where fans would gather and chase them down bold Street to Newington.

In celebration of Tom Thumb’s British debut at No 8 Newington, our lounge area is now christened ‘The Tom Thumb Lounge.’

Raise a glass to the little guy.