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.

Very nice place with clean interior and nice food. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is…read morepleasant and there is always somewhere to sit. The only negative i can think of is when you go for the carvery you don't get very much meat and the selection can often be very limited with items missing. overall its a good night and local to all making it easy to find or get to.

A terrible staff who ignore you but parking is easier than expected and food is half decentread more

Woodhouses gardens is one of the best pubs I've been too. The food is to die for. It makes me feel…read morein heaven. And also not to mention the people at the bar they respect so much for you.

The woodhouse gardens is a country style pub on the outskirts of Failsworth, which used to be known…read morefor its traditional look- wooden beams, log fire, large hearty meals. However, it recently got updated, in which I worried it's loveable reputation would be ruined if it got too modernised. Luckily it didn't- it's just had a lick of paint and made to look and feel a lot cosier. The menu has totally changed to offer more food options, with more junk food offerings such as 'trash buckets'- buckets filled with pulled pork, fried chicken etc with slaw, cheese and sauces. They still have a huge menu of more home made favourites though. I opted for smoked haddock with spinach mash and a mustard sauce on a Saturday night, and it was so delicious. The mash was creamy and full of spinach, and the mustard sauce was amazing. Possibly the best meal out I have had for a long time! Love the whole feel of a traditional local pub too. Affordable and homely. Recommend eating here!

The bay horse is located in failsworth, its a great pub, flashy comes to mind with big LCD telly…read morewith all the football boxing etc. Great for sports fans, the pub grub is really nice and they also have a lovely resturant at the rear of the pub which serves really nice english and italian food, well worth the price which is very reasonable. To the rear of the resturant is a lovely decked area for families to enjoy a bit of the good old english weather, children are allow in the pub till 8pm no sports caps allowed so be aware the door staff may ask you to remove such items.The staff are friendly as are the door staff.

Me and my family come here foe lunch many times it had now changed owners and standards have…read moreterribly dropped. I ordered steak med- well done it came out very rare my veg and mash was coverd un the blood from steak this made me feel sick and couldn't eat it. I complained to the manager and his attitude was disgusting said nothing was wrong with and basically what was my problem, this wasn't the only problem we waiting over and hour an half for food to come by this point kids had had enough and didn't really ant there dinner. I cam say I will never be returning to this place again.

My local :) Very friendly bar staff and nice relaxed…read moreatmosphere.Good area out the back to enjoy your drink in the sun,you can also sit out the front if you want. Nice selection of beer and not too pricey,I've tried the food but heard it's pretty decent.

Having pre-booked, pre-ordered, and pre-paid we, a party of six, were seated at 12.15 p.m. on…read moreChristmas Day with the starters being served at 12.45 p.m. We then waited and waited for the main course which, after an hour and a half, had still NOT arrived. It appears that we had been forgotten! Following a complaint our meal eventually arrived followed quickly by the sweet course. Would we book again? NEVER, NEVER! Anne W 29 Dec 2025

Large village pub, lacks an intimate atmosphere due to size. Does stock a good selection of beers…read moreand ales. Food is standard pub grub but well done and good value. Daily deals on food and drink.

Congratulations are in order! The Bull's Head has made it into the Good Pub Guide published by…read moreCAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale, friend of my locals the Crescent, New Oxford and King's Arms). Many say that this pub would get a lot more custom if it wasn't on the 'wrong side' of Piccadilly Station as it were. However this does mean that it gets a nice eclectic clientele, including office suits at lunchtime which often suggests quality food (smart types are picky about their food, I've met plenty of them). The food itself is your hearty, tasty pub grub from upmarket peppery steak pies and gammon and eggs to sirloin steaks and corned beef hash. The chips are particularly nice. The beers include the Marston's standard Burton, Pedigree and specials like Long Hop, as well as many festival ales such as Everard's, Brains and Ringwood's. Down to earth, upbeat and friendly staff serve the pub's varied customers, creating a jovial and relaxed atmosphere. Certainly a worthy addition to the guide.

Because of The Star and Garter's odd choice of not opening until the gig starts (You're a pub with…read morethirsty MetalHeads stood outside for upto an hour,you do realise how much money you lost in that hour?) We were forced to wet our whistle elsewhere,and a quick check on the app showed that The Bulls Head was the nearest,so head there we did. It is always nice to go into a pub that has a good mix of clientel,and this was one of them,a smattering of regular looking folk? Check,a few suit and ties having a swift one after work? Check,and on this particular evening 2 Metalheads after a nice drop of ale. We both had a pint of Boon Doggle on draft (They have a really good selection),which went down a treat,as did the pub itself,it is a really nice place that I will certainly go back too the next time that i'm not able to get my drink on before a gig.. Good stuff

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.