Liverpool man on running Georgian Quarter pub that was 'too good of an opportunity to let pass'

The Belvedere pub has grown in popularity in recent years (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)

It's one of the city's most beloved pubs. But after Coronavirus pandemic restrictions were lifted in 2021 the Belvedere was facing an uncertain future. It was taken over by Liam Riley, 44, who felt it was an opportunity he couldn't turn down.

And in the four years since Liam moved in it has become well-established as a key part of the Georgian Quarter's iconic enclave of pubs,. Stepping into the 19th century boozer, it's easy to see why. With an array of cask ales lining the bar and traditional decor dotted throughout the pub , Liam has retained much of its natural charm while adding minor improvements to ensure a bright future for the venue lies ahead.

Before acquiring the Belvedere Lia