The Elephant Pub And Bakehouse

Big Sunday lunch today really fast and care service! beautiful choice of the beer on hahn and in bottled beer garden with beautiful number of tables parking around the back what more can they demand

Dear The Elephant, I love you. We were in a hurry and you allowed us refuge in your charming establishment. We were cold, we were hungover, you were there, you were there. We adored the rustic aesthetic and your charming staff made us feel that we left with more friends than we had come in with. The food was to die for, any restaurant that comes to your table with extra gravy shall forever hold a special place in my heart. We felt our heads, mood and stomachs fill and rise whilst consuming the soup, roasts and burger. All of which were presented with finesse and care. I would also like to tell you the story of how; for the first time in my life, I fell in love with a toilet. The wood clad door blended perfectly into the rustic aesthetic of the wall it was situated within and inside was the most fantastic sink, continuing the charming feel of the venue. It was so nice, as the saying goes, I washed my hand twice. You will forever be in my fondest memories, a shining beacon of Woolton, and Liverpool. I remain, Infatuated.

Really cool place to go with friends and have a drink, especially on a hot summer day in the outdoor area. The food was really tasty but takes an excessive amount of time to arrive. The staff were really nice and we had a lovely evening here.

Dined here last weekend and found both the service and food excellent. Wait staff was knowledgeable and polite. Offered suggested alternatives for drinks (German Stout as opposed to the usual Guinness etc. Starters were great and the mains were good. Overall was a great first visit to the Elephant. We'll be back again soon.

As majestic and stoical as its name suggests, the Elephant is a grand old pub with a preeminent spot in Woolton village and a neat side-garden where you can sit on sunny days, watching the traffic and pedestrians drift past. The staff are as friendly and good-natured as actual elephant-keepers (have you ever met a grumpy one? and the food is the peak of excellence in terms of pub grub. The one gripe I can think of is the downright false advertising of the menu 's 'Elephant Burger '. Guess what animal it 's made from? Yeah, that 's right, cow. Turns out it 's just a larger-than-normal beef burger. If you read its name and automatically thought it was carved from the mastodonic bulk of a freshly-shot bull elephant, you 're on my side and I share your aching disappointment. We 'll never forget.