Some pubs in Liverpool city centre just feel like they've been around forever.
Standing in the long shadow of the Anglican Cathedral, The Pilgrim is one such place. Perhaps because of its location on one of the city's last remaining cobbled streets, its subterranean location suggests there's long roots running deep under those stones.
The Pilgrim takes its name from the street where it stands. Pilgrim Street (originally Jamieson Street) was renamed after The Pilgrim pirate ship which once brought its business to Liverpool's docks.
