Value for money this place is one of the best I've been to. The normal menu is very reasonable and…read morethen you are presented with another menu, £8.50 for THREE COURSES. That's right, £8.50. It's not shoddy stuff either, I had melon to start, beef stroganoff for main and apple crumble with custard for dessert. I genuinely couldn't believe how good value for money it was, I'd have easily paid £15. The location is very good, the place was busy and the decor is to a good standard.

It's hard to review Rivington Barn without mentioning the reason why weekend finds this place so…read morebusy. Simply, it's set in some of the most beautiful countryside in the country. It attracts motor bikers, not the 'shoot you on the motorway' variety, but the colourful character types. But apart from them, you'll find walkers', runners', hikers' and mountain bikers' next to casual moochers', many of whom have been doing what they love around the Rivvy Hills and are recuperating with a hot drink, scone, meal or some other traditional delight. The barn provides all of this, along with an array of small stalls and, as this is Lancashire, some respite from the rain. There is a small museum next to the barn that is well worth a look. One of the stories it tells is about a plane that crashed during the war, killing all on board, on one of the hills. In the picture attached you can see the monument they erected in their memory. The picture does not do the area justice - get up there and see it. You can buy guide books from the Barn and toddle off on all manner of walks.

Rivington Hall Barn is set in the beautiful surrounding area of Rivington, it is a lovely black and…read morewhite traditional building, full of character and has lots of charm, beautiful to look at inside and out. A pleasure to visit. Inside of the Hall Barn it has lovely beams from the roof and hanging from these are fairy lights that are lit for wedding receptions etc and are a stunning effect. There is a bar serving alcholol at one end, chair and table in the centre and seats around the edges, some standing areas. At the other end is a carvery area and hot and cold food area. On Sundays and Bank Holidays the Barn Hall is a popular destination that attracts bikers and walkers and families etc, the atmosphere is great and the barn opens on Sundays to serve food and drinks. It is a wonderful sight outside on the forecourt of the Barn Hall when the motorbikes are all parked up, they are wonderful machinesamazing to see and such a great atmosphere, very friendly bunch. The food that is served in the Hall Barn is of a very high standard, there are lots of tablesbe there before 2pm for lunch as they stop serving at approximately that time or just later. There are a few stalls inside too on Sundays offering cards, socks, jewellery and pictures to name a few. The toilets are recently updated and are a good facility, ultra modern. The Barn opens on Sundays and Bank Holidays normally but is also available for private functions and sometimes there are dances in the evening or live bands. The Hall Barn is a beautiful venue for a wedding. One of my favourite places to be and so I do Highly recommend Rvington Hall Barn.

Not being into golf, I've never played on this course -- but I have been to a social function here…read moreand can recommend it as a place for such occasions. It's quite an easy place to find, and there's plenty of parking. The staff are friendly and helpful and certainly helped the event go smoothly. The bar area was a little bit on the small side but then the function I attended was quite a big one, and there were a lot of people there. There's a larger room just off the main bar area though, which was used for the buffet. All in all, then, a good venue for a do.

Standish golf club is situated just off the main street in Standish if you turn directly right at…read morethe lights next to the subway and before the supermarket, which i think is a somerfield though not positive. You will find the golf club down there, it is a good golf club which offers an 18 hole course and an excellent bar and shop to suit all your needs before and after your round. It is competing well with the Haigh Hall course, it is a friendly atmosphere which offers a challenge on a sunday afternoon or whenever your free. There always seem to be tee times available to fit in whenever you are free

I have used them periodically for some years, as a pleasant and geographically convenient venue…read morefor a working lunch with colleagues from across the region. I also go there about twice a year for our larger evening meetings upstairs, and on occasion I have had a meal there before the meeting. Staff are friendly. Food is typical pub food; generally pleasant, and good value, without being special. However there is one glaring omission at lunchtime; like many people I do not necessarily want a full dinner at lunchtime, and would prefer a light lunch (sandwiches, baguette, ciabatta, soup and roll, or whatever), and this they do not do. They are geared exclusively to the full cooked dinner. This is not about cost, since in many places which do offer such options the costs overlap with their cooked meals, but about what type of meal one wants at that time of day. To my mind their menu is far better suited to an evening meal, for which it is attractive and good value, well in the mainstream but again without being special. However a serious problem arose last night (27 Feb 2019), when I wanted a meal before our meeting, the service was most desperately slow; more than an hour before the main course arrived. If I had been warned at the time of ordering I could at least have taken an informed decision, and perhaps have gone without a meal at that stage and cooked a (seriously late) dinner after I got home, but I was not warned and so I did not have that choice. The consequence is that I was seriously late for the meeting. Not pleased!!! I cannot comment on whether this extremely slow service was or was not a one-off issue since I have not used them sufficiently at that time of day. There has never been a problem with slow service at lunchtime.

Nice pub restaurant just over the motorway bridge staff very friendly and helpful they do…read morebreakfasts bbq Sunday roast there a premier inn at the back of building large car park they have meeting rooms upstairs and they do weddings aswell the bar area they serve beer wine spirits bitter cider tea coffee hot chocolate they do steak night's and all other offers

We stayed here a couple of days for some business meetings. The rooms were spacious and well kept…read more The service was wonderful. We ate several times in the restaurant and hit the pub every night. Next time, I'm leave room in my schedule to hit the spa!

Kilhey Court is a lovely venue for weddings. I've only ever been to Christmas and birthday parties…read morebut they have always been lovely. The food is lovely but the bar is expensive. When you check into the hotel don't give them your mobile number as I have been inundated with text messages ever since I did!