Built around 1826, this authentic village pub reflects the former mill village it used to serve. Renovated in 2021 this former Matthew Brown house retains many features including the large stone lion at roof level above the door. Close to the West Pennine moors, many local walks pass by. A comfortable lounge with open fire and a second room up a few steps.
Quiz night is on Monday, Curry night on alternate Tuesdays and live music on a Thursday. As well as lunch and evening meals, breakfast is served Saturdays & Sundays from 10am.
A fine range of ales is always available with at least one dark beer and one strong ale (over 5%) and an ever changing selection from independent breweries from all over.
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Great service with a smile. Cosy pub with roaring log fire. 8 Cask Ales & various other taps - excellent selection & more than any other pub I've been in. Loved it!
We arrived early this morning. Just after they opened for the day, we received a lovely warm welcome, and as we decided to sit in the snug, they lit the coal fire. After ordering, not too long a wait for the freshly cooked breakfast to arrive, it was delicious, no grease on the plate, and very tasty indeed, well presented and good value.
Lovely village pub, good atmosphere no loud music. Sunday dinner and the curry nights are great food at fantastic prices. Dog friendly
Lovely pint of Timothy Taylors boltmaker. I had gammon eggs pineapple and chips and my wife had a regular fish chips and mushy peas. Both meals were really nice well cooked and plenty big enough good value 👍
Superb selection of well kept cask ales . Very friendly Landlord. Lovely sun trap beer garden. Food looked great but I wasn't eating
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Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley, PR6