A local Beatles-themed landmark is officially closing its doors to usher in a new era as an Irish pub called The Dubliner.
Situated at the busy junction of Victoria Street and Temple Court, the venue serves as a prominent entrance to Liverpool’s nightlife district. For over two decades, the space operated as Revolution before closing in 2020. It was eventually revived by the independent Pub Invest Group, which rebranded it as Revolver—a tribute to the Beatles’ legendary 1966 studio album.
To align with the heritage of the Cavern Quarter, the bar was heavily themed with 1960s Fab Four aesthetics, mirroring its sister sites like Sgt. Peppers and the Rubber Soul Complex. However, with the transition to The Dubliner, the "Yellow Submarine" vibes are being swapped for a traditional Irish atmosphere.
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