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The Thornton Arms is a lovely pub situated in between Burnley and Worsthorne. It's an out of town…read morepub which has a reputation for serving good quality pub food at reasonable prices, although I haven't ever eaten here. There's a good range of draft beers on offer as well as the usual spirits and bottled drinks you'd expect to find in a pub. Inside, the atmosphere is friendly and cosy, although it can be a little on the dark and dingy side due to the poor lighting. On a summer's day, the beer garden is a great place to sit out and enjoy a drink or two. The views across the surrounding countryside are fantastic and is a relaxing and enjoyable place to pass a summer's afternoon.

My friends treated me to a meal at the Sparrow Hawk in Fence for my birthday (well I treated them…read moreactually) and it was refreshing to find somewhere that sells genuine fine cuisine in the Burnley area. The pub itself is charming and quaint and the food was sublime! I had a shared starter which was ample for two and included cold cuts of wild boar, duck and chicken with olives, fresh bread and plenty of other bits to dip and nibble at. Everyone enjoyed their main courses and the lamb shank I chose fell off the bone and melted in the mouth. Since it was a birthday celebration, we all forced down desserts as well to make the most of the evening! The pub is more upmarket than most and this is reflected in the clientèle. It's warm, friendly and relaxed. The staff were all friendly and attentive without pestering you every five minutes and I really can't fault the experience. Perhaps the only reason I've dropped a star is because of the price with a meal for 3 costing me a couple of pounds short of £100 but they say you get what you pay for and the Sparrow Hawk is a case in point.

A very traditional style local, this is the real thing - not themed - with a really friendly and…read morecosy atmosphere. Just love the real fires, they give the place a unique extra special feeling. The foods always excellent quality, well presented and worth the time to visit even if its out of your way. I keep updated on their web site for events and special days. You do need to book on occasions as it is popular, I'll very likely be there as it is one of our favourite places, we just can't stay away.

Excellent food, excellent location - the views of Pendle Hill are fantastic, excellent beer. I had…read moregarlic mushrooms to start, the steak and kidney pudding for mains, and the lemon creme brulee for dessert. I don't think I could have picked anything better. The steak and kidney pudding was the best I've ever had - fish and chip shops eat your heart out.

although it is a compact pub, they put live bands on at weekends and it does get VERY busy! If,…read morelike me, you enjoy live music in a packed sweaty bouncing atmosphere then get to a gig here. You won't regret it.

Had a great night, it was Karaoke (I didnt sing) and the beer was excellent. definately will go…read morethere again!

It's quite easy to sum up the Bridge Bier Huis (that's Beer House in Dutch in case you wondered)…read more Real ales - check. Great atmosphere - check. Live music - check. Pub grub at lunchtimes - check. All available in a great atmosphere with friendly staff and customers and not a chav in site! It's perhaps a more mature person's pub, although I'm a mere 25 years old and obviously appreciate the finer things in life. There's a phenomenal selection of beers and lagers which are quite reasonably priced and plenty of seating and sofas to relax with friends, enkoy a drink and catch up on some gossip. Well worth a visit.

called for a pint with my son. I had a wonderful nutty pint of dark mild, he had a couple of…read morelagers. Excellent beer, good atmosphere. Top pub!

The Ram is a lovely rural pub that is in Cliviger, not far from Burnley town centre. Despite being…read morea chain pub, it sells a really tasty selection of pub grub that is a cut above the usual burgers, chips and pies that many pubs seem to churn out nowadays. You can expect to pay a little more for this more gourmet menu but it is well worth it. During the winter, the pub is cozy and quaint and a great place to relax on a weekend afternoon with a pint. In the summer time the beer garden makes it a fantastic pub to visit with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. The service has always been quick and polite in my experience and this is a chain pub with the individuality of a family run business that makes it a lovely pub to visit to for a meal, a drink or both.

This has to be my favourite pub. Traditional, unspoilt, small and friendly local. The pub has a…read moreselection of Moorhouse's cask ales and a different guest beer each week. Blonde Witch is my personal favourite tipple. The landlord John is friendly and keeps his beers well. This is a great pub for those who know and like their ale. John the landlord is the editor of 'Which Beer'. The pub has a small menu of traditional pub food. The pie and peas with onions and gravy are a personal favourite. This is one of the few pubs where you can still get the East Lancashire delicacy of 'stew and hard'.

Its a lucky homely pub in the middle of colne town centre lance well worth a lookread more

Lovely local club, with really good beer and a lovely atmosphere. Facilities are great, with two…read morelovely snooker tables and one of the best bowling greens in the area!