A great little cafe in a great location of town wether you just want a coffee and sit in cedar…read moresquare or want a full English breakfast you will not be disappointed with the quality of the food and service

A gem of a pub. Even though it's part of the Greene King empire, The Vic still manages to have its…read moreown local identity. There are tasting notes on the impressive range of cask beers on offer. The staff are friendly and helpful. Food is excellent value with sizeable portions and the dining area is spacious and light. I was delighted to find the bar area buzzing at around 6pm which suggests that it's popular with locals as well as visitors. Well worth a visit.

Very large establishment this and as such has probably seen better days but is clearly still…read morepopular and a good place to start a night off. Pool table (£1 a game) in one side room and a snooker table in good looking condition in a back room. 3 or 4 guest ales on and a large projection screen for the football. Seven years after first getting a pint in here it has now been the recipient of a very sympathetic makeover as part of becoming a community pub. The range of ales has increased (both on tap and bottled), the number of customers has definitely risen and there's a much more of a buzz about the place. Great to see the place with a new lease of life.

Really enjoyed the night I spent here. The people are very friendly and down to earth. The drink…read moreselection is fantastic! I heard they were going to start having live music too which would be great! Thanks for an amazing night!

We went last night, they've a great offer on, table d'hote menu is normally £9.95 for two courses…read more(starter and main or main and pudding) but in November, Monday -Friday it's 2-4-1, that means two of you can eat for under ten quid! I had pate and chicken stronganoff, she had salad and a vegetable burrito, service was impeccable, you should try it! They also do Bar food, really reasonably priced

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

A pub offering plenty of beers, even their own bitter. Good atmosphere, and decent pub food served…read more Also a Cantonese restaurant upstairs. You can get 4 pint jugs of beer from the pub and take them up to the Chinese.

My first time here and it was fantastic. Dinner was very good and the Apple Rhubarb Crumble was…read moreamazing! Try it with the custard. (So good). I LOVE how guest were able to bring their dogs. Fantastic. We were also staying the night in one of their comfy rooms upstairs which was very convenient. We informed the owner we had an early start in the morning and she not only allowed up to settle our check the night before but she also offered to come in early to leave us breakfast outside of serving hours. (Amazing) We'll definitely stay here the next time we need a place I'llin the area.

My family and I are from the States. We reserved a wonderful table. The manager and waitress were…read moreexceptionally kind, wonderful and knowledgeable about their menu. The restaurant itself is a vibe! We can easily eat here for any meal! We ordered these starters: goat cheese bon bons, stuffed mushrooms, pork belly, and doughnut. ALL WERE FANTASTIC. My personal favorite was the goat cheese bon bons. (We began eating so no photos of the starters) For entrees, we ordered the gnocchi, sirloin steak, chicken Kiev, katsu chicken and beef pie. Everything was DELICIOUS. If you're in Lancaster, definitely recommend this restaurant! Honestly some of the best food we had while in the UK!

Good value for food and a bit exotic. A good daytime atmosphere. Welcoming staffread more

O' Leary's; sounds Irish, doesn't it? Well, that's probably because it is an Irish-themed pub,…read morefunnily enough. I'm not the world's biggest fan of Irish pubs generally, but O'Leary's off Nevill Street is probably the best one in Southport (it may also be the only one these days, but that's beside the point). The pub itself looks quite small from the outside but as you enter it does open up a bit, offering drinkers more than ample space to drink a Guinness or two in relative comfort. The drinks selection isn't too exciting but it is all reasonably priced for the area, even the Guinness. The atmosphere in here as you might expect can get quite lively at times, particularly on Paddy's Day, and there's even live Irish music on sometimes to help get you in the mood if you need any more encouragement.

Very good Irish pub it situated down a side street…read more The staff are very friendly it looks a bit rough from outside but when you walk in your made to feel very welcome. There two levels but we stayed down stairs. It not a bad pint and reasonable prices I liked it in there and defo returning back there when we visit Southport again.

This pub is named after Chorley's most celebrated son. Sir…read moreHenry Tate began his working life as a grocer, made a fortune from sugar refining and left his collection of paintings to the nation. He also funded the building of the Tate Gallery. This is my first visit to a Wetherspoons. Nice place. Few people but it's midday. Looking around the meals people have look good and well served on the plate. Not in a pile of "what is it" Only having a coffee but will revisit and try food. Service very slow but I will give the poor man is due. Four fingers on right hand bandaged. When I asked the reply was. " I had a problem with a lamp post last night " . Not really sure what that meant but 10 points for a good try. Facilities Broadcasts Live News Cask Marque Accredited Children Welcome Music in the Evening TV Screens Wifi subtitled news (on silent) throughout the day

This Wetherspoon pub is named after Chorley's most celebrated son. Sir Henry Tate began his working…read morelife as a grocer, made a fortune from sugar refining and left his collection of paintings to the nation. He also funded the building of the Tate Gallery. It's another great Wetherspoons the drinks are cheap ,the place is clean and the food is great. Wether you want a coffee while you're shopping or an evening meal and a few drinks you are made welcome. I've tried a few different meals and have enjoyed all of them but the warm chicken and bacon salad has to be my favourite. The toilets are always clean and I don't know how you feel but dirty toilets anywhere but especially where they serve food puts me off. They are open SunThu 9ammidnight; Fri/Sat 9am 1am.