Absolutely cracking Sunday roast for just £9.50. I opted for the beef and Yorkshire pudding with…read morestuffing (I know it's doesn't go but I like my stuffing). The food arrived piping hot and I swear there was half a cow on my plate - just so much meat! AND absolutely lashings of gravy - its like they knew the way into my heart yet again! Plenty of creamy mash, roast potatoes and all the trimmings including cauliflower cheese cooked to perfection although personally I would have liked a little more cheese but I'm a greedy guts. And lastly, the Yorkshire... large, crispy, gravy sodden perfection. I wanted a roast. I got a great one. And since I've last been they've renovated the garden area. There's now a huge outdoor seating area with cute gargoyles on the wall and heated booths. It's just lovely! Horton Arms, you really have stole both my families and my heart! Long may it continue.

I was staying at the Premier Inn at Clayton Greene, and was looking for a good dinner. I set off on…read morefoot and first stopped at the Rifle Range Pub near the hotel. Once I stepped in though, to the stares of the "regulars", I immediately found out that they do not serve food. But a couple of kind patrons engaged me and offered a suggestion: the Horton Arms. One of them was obviously very fond of the food there, and that was about all I needed to decide to try them. So I walked there -- and it's a good ways by foot, but then I'm after some good food... Unfortunately, they had finished serving dinner by the time I arrived, about 19:45 (7:45pm). That seems a bit early to me, but what could I do? Answer: return the next evening. So the next evening I arrived in time, and was quickly seated. I perused the menu, which had my usual favorites like Fish and Chips, and Steak and Ale Pie. But there was something on the menu which I'd never had, and it really piqued my curiosity -- a cheese and onion pie. "That can't be all there is," I thought; that's like ALL cheese... isn't that too much cheese?? But British Pubs generally do pie crust so well you could put damn near anything inside it and it would be really lovely. So I was a bit torn. The waitress arrived. I was explaining to her how I was trying to decide amongst my options, the cheese and onion pie being one of them, when she told me that the c&o pie was really nice... and that's all it took. When else will I have the chance to try this? -- and from a highly recommended pub too. Decided. The result? OMG! That was so good! See the accompanying picture I took. Just incredible. And the cheese was not overpowering. Now where am I going to find THAT over here (U.S.) when I crave it?? Especially in Minnesota!? (Probably nowhere...) Looking at all the different dishes that went by me while I was waiting for my slice of deliciousness, I can pretty well bet that anything you order here will be a delight. Yes, I recommend you try this place. It is now a destination for me every time I am in the Oldham area.

Food is amazing Staff is superb and really friendly…read more One of the best meals I've had 100% recommend

Was meant to get a hot plate with hot food from the grill. My food came cold after waiting for over…read morea hour for it. It came to my table cold. The person who was sat behind me not there meal hot because I heard them say its really hot this. I just wished they had tasted mine because it was stone cold and not worth the money

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.

I went here on Saturday for my stepdad'd surprise 60th birthday party. The staff were great, the…read morekitchen staff catered for the event and put up a tent outside to serve the food in. There was a choice of curry, rice, chips, homemade cheese & onion pie, salad and coleslaw for about £7 per head. We also had half of the pub reserved for us and 2 bar staff for our party and and homemade sausage rolls on the bar. There was prosecco on arrival for the guests, which cost £15 per bottle, and they were accommodating, catering for differing dietary requirements and bringing in limoncello on request. They also let us bring the cake and balloons in advance. Would definitely recommend for parties of a maximum size of 45 (more if you're able to hire out the entire pub).

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.

This as an absolutely charming pub, it's the oldest public house in England and a level II…read morehistorical building. And is stated to have been built around 1622. There is a decent amount of parking available, there is a fee to park. You can pay by the hour or it is is £3 to park for 24 hours. After you've paid to park show the bartender your ticket and they will give you a discount off of your round. Make sure to take the ticket back to your car and place it on your dash board. This establishment is part of the JW Lee Brewery pubs. But unlike other JW Lee pubs, This pub doesn't serve the typical Lee's menu of fast serve foods. The pub manager Louise is a chef and has created a menu full of delicious items and served in very generous portions. On Sundays they have a traditional carvery dinner buffet. There is a very long history associated with this pub and I highly recommend a walk around to view the various rooms and pictures on the wall. There are multiple rooms available to book for private events as well as a lovely outdoor area. The staff are all very warm and friendly and always smiling. And the prices are good.

What a fulfilling meal we were glad we didn't order a starter or a pudding honestly they give u…read moreplenty We had steak and chips with loads of extras like mushroom and tomatoes onion rings peas sauce of choice for steak value for money we loved the good old fashioned surroundings lots of lights we will add this to our list

Blue Belle is situated in Royton Oldham and is a fairly new restaurant i was slightly wary when we…read morefirst dined here, as the previous restaurant was not nice at all, but the Blue belle has really pulled the stops out the food is amazing well cooked, beautifully presented and the staff are polite and customer focused. We had the sunday lunch with apple pie and custard and i can truely say it deserve a michelin star!!! Tasted just like grannys dinner do!!! 2 course meal for two with two drink £24 Bargain!!!

Wow!! That was my reaction when i saw this revamped pub/restaurant in Royton…read more It used to be the Travellers Rest and my god the transformation is impressive, it is now vibrant, modern and welcoming, a complete change to how it was. They serve food virtually all day until 9pm and they even serve coffee and breakfast from 9am till 11.30am. I have been in there quite a few times for food and i have to say that everytime i have been impressed, the food is wholesome and fresh, and despite the prices being slightly above average for the area it is well worth it in my opinion. The atmosphere is very relaxed and laid back and it is an ideal place to take that special person for a quiet meal and/or drink. Hence then that this isnot going to get your usual football/sports crazy boozers due to having no Tv's, jukebox etc. The one downside, and it is not anything major is that when it is busy you do feel like a bit like being sat in a goldfish bowl due to tables being very close to bar area. The staff have always been friendly and for me this place is a little diamond of Royton and more people need to check it out.

The best pub in Royton by far for food and atmosphere. The service is excellent and you wont be…read moredissapointed. Diane and Steve are lovely as are all the staff who are polite and attentive which makes a nice change to some places. The 3 course Sunday lunch is great and a nice change from some of the cheap slop served at some carveries. My favorite though is the Fish and Chips, try it and you'll know why. On a different note they have entertainment every Friday and Saturday evening, Its a great atmosphere, no idiots, no trouble just friendly people having a good time. No i dont work there.

Just got home after our second visit after the best Sunday lunch ever decided to try again, wow,…read morethanks to our new hosts Steve and Emma, looking forward to trying something else on bank holiday Monday. Don't be afraid to go back to this lovely pub it has had problems in the past, but with such excellent chefs and staff looks like it's on the up again. Mark and Janet, locals.

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.

I ws here following a funeral so only expeienced the 'package'…read more The staff seemed friendly and helpful and the food provided was very tasty. My only issue was that a tea or coffee would have been welcome but it may be that this was a choice at booking.

The Puckersley is virtually on our doorstep and because we'd heard that it was under new management…read morewith a new chef we thought we'd give it a go again. Last time we'd paid a visit ( previous owners) we were very disappointed. Anyway, we hadn't booked a table but were accomodated all the same - altho I would suggest booking in future because I think it's going to be popular. The guy who welcomed us was friendly and attentive. The menu was extensive - traditional pub food with a few 'different' dishes thrown in for good measure. I had one of the 'different' dishes, Warm lamb, apricot, cashew n Harissa Salad - it was delicious! My husband had one of their more traditional fayre, sausage, mash & gravy. He thoroughly enjoyed it. The only reason I haven't given it 5 stars is because we waited a while for our meal - around half an hour - but it was definitely worth waiting for!