The food took 50 mins to arrive. Pizza was ok . Looked ok…read moreand taste ok I believe . My daughter had lasagna presentation poor . Pasta not layered . Full of cheese and tomatoes mainly not a lot of meat . Mixed grill . Chicken very dry (overcooked ) was just ok from my partner . He got given a bread knife to cut his meat ? I don't think the server knew what a steak knife was . I had sausage and mash , tasteless and lumpy potatoes over boiled mush . Sausages were ok very hot . Not cutlery brought to the table but when we asked the server he blamed other staff . It's a lovely pub in a lovey setting . Needs more refurbishment. Won't return until they get more organised.

arranged to meet up with a group of friends as the pub has recently reopened. the food was very…read morepoor took a long time to arrive - with one completely overlooked- and was very expensive. shame Greggs wasn't open to try and fill ourselves up give the place a miss if u want to enjoy your day

We had a lovely meal here with friends, we all had different and it was cooked to perfection, they…read moredo coffee and cake Tuesday to Friday afternoon, the vanilla cheesecake is divine.

The Robin Hood Public House is opposite the Pennington Flash country park and is well maintained…read moreand looks good from the outside. The interior is clean and newly refurbished and the welcome is warm and friendly. At this time the Robin Hood is offering food of a high standard on a 'two main meals for £10' offer. There is a good selection and the meal is lovely, service with a smile too. They normally serve from 12.00 to 7pm or 8pm so you could have midday meal or evening meal. Outside is a well managed beer garden which is fenced off and peaceful. I would highly recommend this place and hope you enjoy it as much as I have if you decide to give it a try.

This used to be my favourite pub in Leigh, and fortunately just up the road from me! A change of…read moremanagement a couple of years ago meant that it went a bit down the pan..however I'm very pleased to say that there is new management that is returning the pub to it's previous state of splendour. The kind of place where you always know someone in there, but is friendly to new people too. It will take a bit of time, but hopefully with the support of regular old customers it will be just as good as it was a while back.

I've wanted to drop into this particular Wetherspoon pub for some time. It's housed in the building…read morewhich was the old Classic Cinema, which holds many fond childhood memories for me. I watched Star Wars, E.T., and Moonwalker here! So it's with quite some disappointment that I found a very run of the mill Wetherspoon bar. I thought, or rather hoped, that something more would have been made of the buildings cinematic heritage. There's a great range of beers, and an extensive food menu. I went for a large mixed grill whilst my dining partner had the scampi. The food was great, no complaints whatsoever. I had expected to find more seating upstairs. Well, if there is any, I couldn't find a staircase to access it!! For such a large bar there doesn't seem to be that many tables. Most of the clientele appeared to be enjoying the keenly priced drinks, not that many people were eating. Downsides: I did have to wait a long time to be served at the bar, and they had run out of fish!! I'm unlikely to rush back, but it's not a bad option for a reliable meal when in the Leigh area.

This is our local wetherspoons . Always fantastic drinks at fantastic prices , good decent food and…read moregreat deals. Last time we went we had the steak it was of a very good standard.

We went to this pub for the first time this week purely because the October CAMRA meeting was…read morebeing held there and it is on a convenient bus route. I was extremely impressed by the feel of the place. The restaurant side looks to be very well attended with some amazing meals on the menu. I didn't know you could get chinese-style enchiladas! Unfortunately we were too late to get food and had more important matters in mind. The beers were very good; a superb choice of hand-pulled real ales, competently served and well-kept. At £2.70 a pint, they were a bargain these days unless you happen to have an in-house brewery. Next time I have a night off, we will have a trip there to sample the ffod as well as the beer.

You can tell this is pretty much the only place to drink late in Culcheth village. There is an odd…read moremix of people young and old dancing the night away with the in house DJ. The drinks are really expensive and the place has ben refurbished into a 'modern' wine bar type feel. I did not go before this happened but I am sure it would not have been better. If I lived in Culcheth I would undoubtedly visit this place regularly, thankfully I don't!

Drinks very good priced staff not to bad food ok not very busy so you can get served quickerread more

This is situated at the entrance to the Bus Station in Leigh very handy if you want a drink…read morewithout the problem of having to drive after it. Personally, I find the Big screen tv's on almost every wall irritating, but I'm sure there are many who love it. The decor is welcoming and the service good for a town centre pub. The toilets are wonderfully clean and looked after. There are some excellent deals on jugs of cocktails and on the food; unfortunately, we had already eaten before travelling to here, so didn't try it possibly on a future visit? We will definitely be returning at some point. As CAMRA members, the lack of good real ale was a little disappointing, but the John Smith's ESB, served from what looked like handpumps, was quite drinkable, even if it did closely resemble a smoothflow keg beer.

A pub for the trouble makers and a pub for the local drug people they bared me for making a…read morecomplaint about the smell of drugs and watch out for people recording you. And they make fun out of people with disabilities and only allow people in if they think you fit in. And watch out for the lady with colour hair she complains about new customers I wouldn't recommend. Beware of the landlady Mo. I wasn't welcomed, and I have to avoid the pub they also don't like gay and disabled. The lady with the pink hair was shouting at me for no reason at all when I mentioned the word drug smells.The customers started laughing at disabled people and customer came across on my table giving abuse out. And they are getting their customers to rate this place 5 stars to act like its 5 stars. And someone from this pub have made a fake profile of me on Facebook saying I've called the landlady when I've haven't then she asked how I was.

I have driven past this pub so many times as it is almost the only thing on a road through…read morefarmland between Burtonwood and Warrington. Last night, we stopped there for a few drinks (only a half for me as the driver!) and were absolutely stunned. The selection of real ales is impressive and very well-kept and served. The landlord is extremely welcoming, pleasant and knowledgeable, but the pub itself.. Well, to say it is amazing is to do the landlord an injustice. As can be seen by the photos, the pub has an incredible amount of memorabilia; seemingly, most from the war years (no, I won't specify which wars!) but also an eclectic collection of anything that interests anybody. There are musical instruments throughout the rooms, a plethora of cameras of all eras, uniforms from forces, services and old schoolsI could go on all day. We all decided that it would take a full day just to sample the excellent drinks and to look around, then were told that they serve good food during the day as well. If this pub was closer to civilisation, it would be crowded out at all times.

This is a must visit pub. Space is limited due to every spare inch being full of Stuff it's a cross…read morebetween a pub, junk shop and museum. And it has real ale. I've not tried the food but it looks good. Worth the trip to find out what a Fiddle I'th Bag is.

Fabulous food, brilliant service. Only got a short serving time, 12-2, but genuinely brilliant and…read morevery good value for money!

I live right near the Bowling green pub and I think it is great, the atmosphere is great, they have…read morea singer on at weekends and pub quizes etc We go for sunday dinner as the food is lovely, they also do a childs menu and children eat free with every full paying adult. They have a lovely little room for small parties functions etc and the landlord puts on a lovely buffet at very reasonable prices, I think it is big enough for a party of about 50 but there is room in the other part of the pub if you like to mingle. For the smokers they have kindly build a lovely little gazebo type conservatory on the side with a few tables and chairs nicely set out. New years eve in the Bowling green is a brilliant night, the staff really do make sure you have a good time and the staff are walking around the pub going from one table to the next with trays of delicious food served free all night is amazing.

The food is really nice, and they have offers such as 2 courses for £10…read more Friendly, family owned pub. I live very close to this pub, and it is a given that you go here on Bonfire night for the fireworks display. Good meals, good drinks, good value for money.