Sir Henry Segrave

About

This is named after Sir Henry Segrave who, in 1926, raised the land-speed record to 152mph in his 33hp 4.5-litre Sunbeam Ladybird, on Southport’s Birkdale Sands. At the turn of the 20th century, Southport was a leading venue for motor-racing. Henry Segrave was eventually knighted, dying in June 1930, having just set a new world record on Lake Windermere. We have a great range of bottled Craft Beers and Cider for you to try, as well as a large menu with daily specials; Steak Club on Tuesday, Wing it Wednesday, Curry Club Thursday, Fish Friday and All Day Brunch on Sunday, all of these have selected drinks included, alcohol and non-alcohol. Some of our meals also include drinks e.g. burgers, hot dogs and grills. We are also partnered with CAMRA who help us keep our Real Ale real, ales range from 3.1% to 6% daily, and when we have our famous Beer Festivals they can reach 7% served in half's. Ales are priced from £1.99 a pint.

At a glance

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• Typical visit: about 1 hour