Continue up Rice St and left onto Hope St. and at the junction with Hardman St. is the impressive Philharmonic Dining Rooms. The Phil is a world famous pub featured in any book on pub architecture. It was built in 1898-1900 for the Robert Cain Brewery. It has an amazing wrought iron gateway and the marble gents toilets are legendary. In Brahms there is a stained glass window which along with decorative tile work on the bar is a local feature of Victorian Liverpool pubs.
Tetley beers are on handpump and lunches are sold.
The Cathedral is open 8am. Building started in 1933 on an initial grandiose scheme of which only the crypt was completed. Then in 1962 a new design by Frederick Gibberd was adapted, which was consecrated in 1967. The buttresses are adorned with bronze sculptures by local artist Sean Rice. At the Everyman, turn right onto Oxford St and then next right onto Mulberry St and you will find the Cambridge.