The best meal I have had in my few days in England. Great pub atmosphere and have daily specials…read more I tried the Chicken and Mushroom pie and it was superb. The bartender was attentive and quite the talker. Only gripe is that it is somewhat cramped but you get used to it. Overall, I loved the experience.

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!)

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

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!

I may be slightly bias as the owners are my sister-in-law to be and her husband. It has been open…read morefor about a year now. This is only the second time I have eaten here, they are very accommodating. We had our engagement party there and they were both helpful and professional. The restaurant occupies the bottom floor with a cocktail bar on the top floor, which has a fantastic lighting and music system. An equally amazing cocktail list to match, my personal personal favourite STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI, which takes me straight back to my holidays! We ate there Tuesday night with two good friends from Chorley, we had a drink in the bar then made our way to the table. There is a normal menu with starters and mains along with a tapas menu. I had the meatballs off the tapas as my starter, I was not let down by the juicy, succulent homemade meatballs. Main course normally I have a steak when we eat out, I thought I'd break the habit so I ordered chicken breast stuffed with garlic and basil, wrapped in pancetta services with new potato's (which were slightly roasted and amazing) along with a creamy tomato and chorizo sauce. Which was to die for!!!!!! After all that I was too full to have a pudding! Defiantly worth a visit!

Really liked it in here. Didn't know they do food so will definitely try that next time. the…read moreoutside bit is cool as well for those who wanna sit n smoke. Not me. No way. In the warmth upstairs. Reminds me of a cool little wine bar from the 90s. The waiters are nice eye candy and good and cocktails. And they are cheap. Music was good. Didn't check the toilets out which is unusual for Me. Would defo go back. Was very busy for Saturday. If you at loose end in chorley. Get your butt down here

From the outside & the inside it looks like a very nice pub, a proper local's Wetherspoon…read more The staff there are dressed smartly, the staff are very friendly but I was kept waiting for lengthy periods at times even though there were only several people waiting at the bar, which irritated me. The food menus offered a good variety of food, the food was good and at a very good price, what I expect of a Wetherspoons pub. The other thing that irritated me was that the toilets were situated in an awkward place upstairs and the staircase is also very hard to locate. As it's right near Blackburn BR Station, I can definately see myself visiting the pub again.

This pub the postal order is just next to the cathederal in blackburn town centre. It is a great…read morelittle pub and is great for all the family. They do hot meals throughout the day and sometimes you get money off coupons in the post so that your child gets a free meal next time your down. They have picnic tables at the front of the pubs with umbrellas on them for the smokers! These are nice to sit at when it is sunny. On a friday and saturday night it does get very VERY busy in here and you quite literally can't move because it is jam packed! I try not to go to this pub at this time to avoid this!

Well it's not going to win Resturant of the year but it's not bad. If your in the mood for a…read morekickback to the 80s menu and good comfort food it's not too shabby. You doctor would probably frown as there is not too much on the healthy scale on the menu. And you should probably steer clear of the doughnut burger ( Yep you heard me right two burgers between 2 doughnuts ) heart attack on a plate. I settled for the prawn cocktail for starters followed by the half a chicken and ribs dinner. :) all very tasty and filling. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Would come back again.

This place is tinged with sadness, I had my final pub lunch and pints of beer before getting made…read moreredundant following a successfull 4-and-a-half years with T & S Day & Nite Stores in May 2001. I have been back to the pub on several occasions since. It's a very nice pub, decent beer garden, nice interiors, the staff are very welcoming, the service is good, the beer's nice and the food is very good for the price you pay for it, the food menu is very impressive and there is a big screen to keep up to date with the days footballing events. I use the pub when I go to away games at Blackburn Rovers FC, the pub staff were very welcoming towards us and there were no problems at all between rival football fans!

One of my favourite places to eat in Blackburn. I've been twice now and can't fault anything I've…read morehad off the menu. The chicken pie was lovely with a white wine tarragon sauce and creamy mash and the starter of smoked salmon and horseradish was well balanced and flavoursome. The atmosphere is so cosy and welcoming. I can't wait to visit in the winter time when the xmas decs are up as I feel it will be extra special then

Haven't been for a while but my visit this week did not disappoint. The food was exceptional as was…read morethe service.

This review is strictly for the food hall. The beer hall to be fair is great and has a lot of beer…read moreand cider selection. I wanted to put a review of their food y'all though since it's a pretty big part. The food hall has a lot of local products- cheese, meats, sweets and other delicacies. You won't find what they sell in other stores, but it's pretty pricey. The food hall also has a cafe and tapas/wine bar. The cafe has a lot of bake goods. The bake goods aren't very good to be honest. I bought the key lime cheesecake, passion fruit tart and hummingbird cake. The key lime cheesecake did not taste like key lime at all, bland and need more sugar. For the price, it's definitely not worth it. The passion fruit tart had ok flavour but the tart was extremely hard and did not compliment the custard. The hummingbird cake was dry and the buttercream was way too sweet. The price for each of these bakes is over price compared to the quality and flavour. The service is pretty slow. It wasn't busy (was in the hall at 4pm) but I had to wait for at least 15 minutes to get any attention from 5 of the staff working there. When I tried to ask one of the staff to get my order (cause she seemed free) she said to ask the other staff serving another customer. Terrible! The food hall looks nice and at first glance very gourmet, but it severely falls short.

It could be my Lancashire roots calling out for a Cotton Mill, but I think this place is stunning…read more It's a real ale bar of epic scale with its own enormous brewery dominating the main hall, but the highlight for most people is the original mill building and machinery. These are not decorations or an applied theme but the real workings of this cotton mill. Parts reminded me of a trip to Manchesters Museum of Science and Industry, with splendid iron wheels, pistons and cables. Contrasted with modern furniture and funky light fittings this is a real treat. Onto the drinks. .. the bar is also very long and there's currently a big menu of draft beers and ciders. With 5 different ciders on draft I thought I couldhave been at a beer and cider festival. I'm looking forward to the full food menu which is apparently coming soon, when I'll be back again to update my review!

FJ's is situated on Northgate facing Blakeys and King Georges Hall…read more FJ's is free to enter on most nights and sometimes opens during the day. The dancefloor is at the top of the room.Tables and seats on the left and right as you walk in which are better lit than anywere else and some at the top right near the dancefloor. The bar is on the right of the room and drinks are reasonably prices but sometimes can be a bit of a wait to get served as FJ's is one of the most popular places in town. The toilets are on the left of the room were you have to go through some doors and up some stairs.

One of the best pups in Blackburn, come on a Friday and see what's on great pub.they are the…read more cheapest pub in Blackburn, come and join the fun.