A true Lancashire working mens club. Housed in a 400 year old building A warm friendly greeting…read morefrom members young and old. A frosty greeting from a grumpy but "popularish steward" I am told. He was nearly funny a couple of times. Big fans of cask ale here and they currently sell Timmy Taylors best bitter which I could have got "bathed" in and also Moorhouses Broomstick Bitter which is brewed down the road in Burnley. The club has recently won awards from East Lancashire CAMRA. Good cheap drinks here and all they ask is that you sign in at the door. They do not have a doorperson but ask for visitors integrity and honesty with a 50p "ten bob" entry fee. Non members are made very welcome and even by "The Bar Steward" at times I hear. One member I spoke to was very proud of the club and was rightly boastful about how well it was doing in the current climate of Pubs & Clubs closing down all the time. They have Snooker Pool and Darts on the go with several teams representing the club in local leagues. A nice lounge leads through to the games areas and there is a great beer garden/patio area at the front and another large outdoor area to the side of the Club. With over 300 members this is a good busy Club and well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Very relaxing place to be. As with most snooker halls it has a quiet atmosphere but if you are…read morelookig to have a relaxing game of snooker or pool it is great. They also serve pool and play a bit of music but the music is just a random music channel and most of it is terrible that is mostly why its not git five stars.

The Apollo Cinema in Burnley is situated at the top of Manchester Road and is in an ideal situation…read moreto meet friends from all over the area. It is only five minutes from the bus station and within the site there is also The Hollywood star restaurant which serves food and a drink before or after the film. the cinema always have a full programme of films to appeal to all ages and tastes, you can book tickets online or over the phone which cuts down on waiting time. there are serveral screens and the audotoriums are always clean and warm, both the sound and screen have always been good. there is ample parking in the immediate area

Visited recently to see Igor with my seven year-old son! An excellent afternoon, the Apollo is…read morealways clean, warm and comfortable. It's a shame the prices of the sweets and drinks is so high!

This is probably one of the most populat working men club type places in Burnley. Its nicely…read moredecorated, friendly staff. ideal for families, couples or meeting friends there. they have bands on and kareoke occasionally and the drinks are cheap. Good smoking area outside and also a function room for hire. They put on the big matches on tv too. Only a cheap taxi to town aswell!

The Ightenleigh Social Club is another place in Burnley that's still known amongst locals by a…read moredifferent and probably archaic name. So amongst my friends, I am reliably informed this is Mullards. It's located on Padiham road so you'll need a taxi from the town centre unless you fancy a bit of a trek. As with most clubs, you'll be required to pay a nominal entrance fee but the cheap drinks, lively atmosphere and regular live music makes it worth the money. The club is quite large and looks like a normal pub inside. It attracts people of all ages and has a healthy and interesting mix of clientele. Mullards is a very popular venue in Burnley, especially when they have live music. At bank holidays, you'll need to get there early as it's not unheard of for them to send people away since it's full to the brim.

Just wanted to thank you for being an excellent DJ for my 50th Birthday party in June. I had a…read moregreat time and receieved loads of good comments on the music, Thanks, Jane