The Dog Inn is located on Belthorn Road on the right hand side near the top of the hill…read more The Dog Inn is an excellent place for a meal with family or your other half. As you walk in you can tell it's a very friendly, cosy traditional pub type restaurant. We ordered our drinks and the lady asked we was eating which we were so they gave us a menu and said if we'd like to sit in the bar while we choose. We ordered our meals and within 5 minutes we went downstairs to the restaurant area and more or less our starters came. I had prawn cocktail which was excellently presented and very nice, then had surf and turf which again was excellently presented exactly how I ordered it Medium rare and was delicious. We also ordered some beer battered onion rings which were gigantic but really nice. All together it came to about £35 for both of us including drinks and highly recommended.

Bloomin' good pub with good cask beer. Called in after a walk around Entwistle reservoir and people…read morewere waiting for food which doesn't come on till 5.00. On a clear day, the views are magnificent!

Local village pub who often have kariokie on and other entertaiment . Family friendly and idea…read morelocation for the people of stanhill . Clean tidy and polite staff

Another fabulous experience at the Shoulder again! Lovely lunch and the wait staff are just the…read moresweetest. Always checking in with you making sure you're happy. Great prices too. Food was delicious as usual.

I used to love it, over lockdown it was great too doing takeaways. However tonight and the last…read moretime about a month ago was really awful. Tonight they messed up the order. They never checked whose food was who's, then my sons dinner never arrived. Nobody came back to check. I had to go into the pub to chase them. About 10 mins after me complaining they arrived. They really didn't care. The previous month they had a ridiculous system implemented which seems to have gone, where they force you to order food from the table and not the bar. So you would have to order your drinks separately. They said this was to prevent people leaving without paying. They made a mess of this as well. Regardless I offered to pay it all up front at the till to ease their minds. They said that was not possible. It's all gone a bit wrong up there.

My friend and I stopped there on our way to Liverpool from York this past summer. We were there…read morebefore noon (when they open) but the staff was very kind and let us in about 20 minutes early. We were keen on ordering something traditional. I got the rag pudding and my friend ordered a steak pie. The food was delicious. I would have preferred that they not cover my fries in gravy, but it was still really good. We sat at the bar, and within a few minutes of opening the bar was crowded with the locals on their lunch hour. We got our first taste of a traditional bitter, and enjoyed it with our meals. Again, the bartender and staff were delightful, and we were happy with our brief stop there.

I've been going to this place for years! It is my favourite pub of all time, even when I lived in…read moreYork this is the only pub that I would recommend!! Its ROCK N ROLL!!! (Dont ever change!)

Hi all a new update. The foresters is a friendly,family pub.with a great atmosphere…read more Mon pool night also free juke box. (Over 3000 +records to chose from. Tuesday night is darts Wed quiz&Chinese bingo and play up card. Thur ladies darts.(free juke box). Fri karaoke 8pm. Sat live music. Sun pool.artist on last Sun in month.

Forerster's is located on Fecit Brow on the Shadworth Road crossroads. It's seems to do quite well…read morewith other pubs in the area closing (The Fountain & The Printers). It is quite attractive from the outside with cream paint, they have a small car park to the side for about 5 cars. Inside it is about a normal sized pub with a long bar and usually about 3-4 staff behind it. They usually have a live band on a Friday night which often attracts people who wouldn't usualyl come and often have a kareoke on a Saturday night and possibly Friday if no band is on that week. They have a pool table, darts board and 2 fruit machines and also a games machine which you can play Bullseye, Deal or No Deal etc. Prices are relatively the same as everywere else with a pint of Fosters about £2.67.

I've been to this place twice in the last week after not going for years. I went in for a quick pub…read morelunch on a Sunday afternoon and had a very creditable Cajun Chicken. The second time was for a birthday meal. There were eight of us all together and every one really enjoyed their food. The Holden Arms is on the way out of Haslingden on the way to Blackburn, so it's not a place that's on any pub crawl routes. Handy if you've just been for a walk on the hills though. It has a couple of plasma tellies showing football in the pub part, which is very snug and welcoming. The restaurant part is a little dated; it's a really old building but the beams have been plastered over and the carpet and wallpaper look like they were put there in the eighties. There are pictures of Elvis in his black and white years and that rather odd picture of the Last Supper but using Marilyn Monroe and other Hollywood stars instead of Jesus and the Disciples. Odd. But don't let that put you off. As I've said, the food is excellent and well priced (I had fajitas, the rest went for various roasts). The Stella was great and the staff were both friendly and attentive. Good atmosphere too.

The Holden Arms is near Haslingden on the way to Blackburn, so not a place to go without your car,…read moreunless it's a stopping off place on your way out to the town. The restaurant is out-dated and the strange decor and old beams which have been badly plastered up are a little uncomfortable to look at. It generally looks like it is stuck in a time warp, but maybe that's the feel that the owners want to create. I have always felt that it want's to stay like the old style pubs where the farmers and locals go for company. The Holden Arms caters well for the sporty, footy enthusiasts with big TV's on the walls for easy viewing.

Lively pub. Good friendly mix of ages. Pool table and darts. Live music at weekends…read more Top quality beers from mainly small breweries. The local brewery, 3 B's is often reserved. As is Burnley Brewery. Landlord looks after the beer. Well worth a visit.

The Pub is a very frendly meeting, drinking and eating venue. We alsway enjoy are evening out there.read more