Great little pub in the middle of knowhere up a "bumpy lane" called Thornham lane near Tandle Hill…read morePark. I was in there on Friday 2nd October and they have a brand new menu which is Lancashire Tapas. Food ranging between £1 and £3. Things like rag pudding, hot pot, fish and chips, white bait, black pudding and yes you guessed it bumpy lane pie all in tapas size portions. Tremendous....although we did get carried away and ordered far too much. I would reccommend 2 people share 3 starters and 5 mains or 5 staters 4 mains + side dish of chips and veg. Well worth a visit. This pub is dog friendly but beware resident cat "snug" is first in the pecking order for all those leftovers.

Great little pub almost in the middle of nowhere up a little rough road track called Thornham lane,…read moreI was in there a few weeks ago and they have a brand new menu which is Lancashire Tapas. Food ranging between £1 and £3...how inspired! Things like rag pudding, hot pot, fish and chips, white bait, black pudding and yes you guessed it bumpy lane pie all in tapas size portions, it was a first for me to sample rustic real northern cuisine all in one go! Although we did get carried away and ordered far too much, but at these prices who cares. The food was seriously good for what it is, and I will recommend making the little trip (and probably getting lost like I did) to hunt down this quaint little gem.

Had an email from the beefeater Whitegate offering two for one on all main meals, I had a lovely…read moremeal, steak and triple cooked chip's mushrooms tomato and salad , the service was good apart from the waiter didn't pour the wine for us, looking out for more offers coming

Chargrill chicken disgusting and rubbery. Chicken goujons inedible. Vet disappointed. Total waste…read moreof money.

The Red Barn is a Carvary/Pub located on Broadway, Chadderton. Its is very roomy and would…read moreaccomodate approx 100 people they serve Carvary each day, as well as a full pub menu. The carvary is less than £8 from Mon - Sat and on Sunday, it is slighty more expensive at £10 but the food it well worth the price. The staff are very friendly and also make you feel welcome. They also sell Alcohol on the premises.

The food is good, kids eat free and dogs are allowed into the bar. The staff are efficient and…read morefriendly without being too intrusive. The pub itself is in a really lovely setting, opposite Chadderton Hall Park and set at the end of a cul de sac of cottages with a stream running alongside it. Sitting outside in Summer with a bowling green on one side and a cricket pitch on the other is really relaxing and peaceful.

Quite a nice pub with a traditional taproom/vault and no work wear in the main bar, which is fairly…read morerefreshing. A good range of beers on tap, especially considering that the pub is owned by J.W. Lees, a fairly small local brewery. The pub caters well for football fans as there are plenty of screens. The only let down in the Landlord, who I have fortunately never spoken to, but have experience being rude to customers on many occasions, for no understandable reason. I also went to the Rose of Lancaster to do the pub quiz once and was unable to do so as the Land lord (Who is the 'Quiz Master') was too drunk to operate the PA system. It turned out that this was because Man UTD had been playing before the quiz was due to start and had lost, and the land lord is a big UTD supporter. How unprofessional.

I recently signed up to receive offers from the Rose of Lancaster, a pub I've frequented for…read moresomething like 30 years on and off. I did this after filling in one of their little customer review forms giving them a glowing assessment in which I said something to the effect 'decent food at reasonable prices served by great people.' Then on Friday the offers began to come to my email address '20% off food and drink if you book online.' So I tried to book a table for two for Saturday and found there were no tables available. Well, there you go. Popular pub with a restaurant in high demand. Can't be helped I thought. So my wife and I go for a walk down the Rochdale Canal and end up at the Rose at about 4.30 on Saturday to find an empty restaurant. I'd gone to pick up the car and got in five minutes after my wife who had had a chat with some of the young but not so enthusiastic staff. She had got us a table and a bottle of wine and asked one of the waiting staff about the offer of 20% off. The answer was that it had expired. 'But we only got an email yesterday, tried to book on line but your site wouldn't let us and now I'm sat in an empty restaurant so can you explain why there were no tables available?' There was no explanation forthcoming but the manager had said we needed to book on line and bring a print off of the email. I then arrived and after quite a wait while two young women waiters wandered about paying no attention to us or the people who now occupied the next table and another sat near the till doing very little, one came to us to take our order. This time I asked if we could see the manager to discuss this great offer of 20% off all food and drink. After all we were in a pub we liked, at a table in a nice little restaurant absolutely determined to spend our money. The manager came and began to patiently talk down to me by informing me that we had to book online to get the discount. I was still holding out in my determination to spend money in this pub and in my faith that a manager might just want some of my hard earned cash enough to offer something of a compromise. I was wrong. She insisted that not only did we have to book online, I had to print off the email. I informed her that I had tried to book online but her site had not allowed it; that the email also said I could show her the offer on my phone, which I did and that the place was empty other than us and the people who were now occupying the next table. She then informed me that I probably couldn't book online because they were very busy. She was oblivious to the evidence of the empty room that sort of contradicted her statement. And then she returned to her mantra that we had to book online to get 20% off. So what could we do? I said that we would rather not spend any more money or time in the place so could we have our bill for the wine and we would go elsewhere to eat? The bill came, I paid and sat for a while in a virtually empty restaurant while we finished the bottle of wine and watched the people at the next table get up to find someone to take their order for some drinks. I don't think we will be going there again.

If you fancy a meal that's a bit different and offers scenic views and facilities for all the…read morefamily, then the Hartshead Inn should be a good stop for you. Literally on top of the hills, the restaurant overlooks Manchester and has panoramic views all around it. Right next to the building is Hartshead Pike, a famous landmark. On a warm summers day, this is the place to be in Manchester for some tranquility as well as some fantastic food and beverages. You don't have to drink, you can have a special coffee or soft drinks and you can eat your meal outside and enjoy your peaceful surroundings. My favourite is the Caesar Salad with a glass of Rose wine. It is lovely and fresh and fills me up a treat. Look at their menu on the link for the website for more offers and early bird menus. Try it.

Nice cosy warm pub restaurant. We had rack of lamb (4) tiny chops with Dauphinois Potatoes and…read morepeas. The Food was cold when we received it The lamb was very pink and undercooked for us. Mean portions lamb and very expensive We had a side chips which had about 8 chips and a few small onion rings. Also had two large soda cordial drinks. The bill was just under £52 Pounds . wouldent go back to this restaurant as very expensive for what we got . Been to places and you could get a 3-4 course meal for this price. Puddings some were £7 so we decided not to bother having any . Very disappointed

The Boat & Horses is a modern pub, rebuilt on the site of the old pub after the expansion of the…read moreM60. The property has also just undergone a refurb giving it a light, airy and modern feel through the addition of a splash of colour and bench seating. Food is typical pub grub and they have added a carvery (personally not my thing!). Well stocked bar with JW Lees beers. Serves a decent cappuccino too! Area is split between tap room - showing football, main bar and a more family orientated area here also. Only eaten here a couple of times and had burgers and sandwiches, all of which were good for the price. Often come here for a beer or coffee in the afternoon or early evening in a relaxed atmosphere. Gets very busy on a Sunday. Only gripe is there constantly seems to be reserved tables with no one on them - it is a pub - quit with the reservations!

Ambiance of the place is sweet and very comfortable surroundings. On arrival for the carvery at…read more19:45 we were served at the bar and took a seat. I was served 2 small pieces of ham followed by one nice slice of turkey and then a ultra thin half piece. Moving on to the vast selection of veg but to be disappointed in that what was left, in that they were dry, the dregs or just couldn't be bothered refilling up I didn't know! The roast potatoes needed further roasting, the cauli was hard NOT 'al dente', the broccoli was hardly any left. The stuffing was bits only left on the rim, sweetcorn again scrapings and carrots I didn't dare take a spoonful incase my partner wanted some too... Anyway, some 20 mins later all lights over the carvery went off and clearly 8pm was close! The waitress came over just after asking if everything was OK?... Oh dear, dont ask ME that unless you want an honest answer... Needless to say the above was all politely discussed. She managed the situation very well and apologised and gave a full refund without question or without me having to suggest this. Considering this carvery is double the price of its neighbouring competitors (both Toby and Crown are within 10 mins drive of here) I was expecting a little more. However customer services was good so I will try here again a little earlier in the evening when I can review the rating I have given.

Great place to play darts and grab a pint of beer. No food, even though the sign outside says "Bar…read moreFood". I guess they mean a "liquid lunch".

The best local for entertainment Good food…read moreDecent beer Good atmosphere All in all a great pub again

The King George is located on Hollins Road, Oldham a large pub which serves fantastic food at a…read morevery reasonable cost you can expect to pay less than £10 for a sunday lunch with all the trimmings and a pint or a short, they serve a large range of food seven day a week up untill around 8pm, the staff are very nice and the service is always prompt, the pub is stylish and the decor is nice and make the visit all the more enjoyable.

Absolute exelent restaurant. Management and staff superb and food second to non. Food is standard…read moreof high class restaurants. A must try place.

This is an absolute" A"one restaurant. The food and drink are top notch and the staff always so…read morehelpful and chatty. A must for a visit.