We have just moved to the area and tried this place last weekend - we called for a quick pint and…read morethe smell and look of the food being served enticed us for a quick lunch too ! We both had the hot beef sarnie with homemade chips and the side - both served with an extra jug of gravy for chip dipping ! The lunch was very good and great value at about a tenner, beer choice was fine with a couple of real ales and the usual lager suspects. It a typical family run style of pub - Dad and daughter were behind the bar the day we visited , both very nice and happy to advise on the local area. Car parking is close but is over the road from the pub. I liked it and will be going back soon.

The exterior and interior of this pub is very pleasant but that's about the only positive thing I…read morecan say about it which is a shame. The food, although they do make the soup themselves, appears to all be microwaved or very low quality. I suppose for the price it is OK but I would much rather spend an extra few quid and go somewhere with better food. Shame as it has so much potential!

Remarkable pub. I could sit here for a couple of hours or more just looking at the picures & photos…read morearound the place. Good window seats out to the traffic corner. But, beware, sometimes closes at 3.00pm. Good ale.

Cheap and cheerful no frills good pub grub. Amazing value for money.read more

This is a very traditional english pub selling traditional ales. Its how pubs were in the good old…read moredays, It is lovely and clean and the food is amazing, there is something for everyone and our favourite is the cheesy gammon. Two drinks and two main meals usually works out at £18 not cheap but well worth every penny!!!

Pleasant enough, they don't believe in tiny portions :-) Not cheap, but very much value for money!…read moreI was asked twice if the table was just for you which I noted, but the place was packed to the gunnels ands I had to wait for a little while to be seated. It seems to be about the only place to eat in Eccleston, although there appeared to be an Italian Pizza/Pasta place down the road, I was disinclined to go in as it had no outside menu, and was hiden behind a large hedge. Not very welcoming. The pub however looked much more inviting. The staff looked stressed, and there was a minor squabble in the kitchen as I arrived. It's door is right opposite the main entrance, so there was no avoiding that! I was disappointed by the lack of Ales (just 4 shown, but one was Boddingtons and another Timothy Taylor so I don't count them), but the one I opted for was ok. They do a promotion on a Tuesday with all real ale £2! I missed out, by one day, dammit! Photo by By Jane Willis

This is a lovely character pub and eating house situated not too far from Camelot theme park…read more The menu is reasonable and food is always well presented. The downside is that the tables feel overcrowded, making it hard to move around and service takes a while which i am sure is down to this. Toilets could be better and the floor was uneven the last time i was there.

Nice venue with a large car park. Very good quality food even from the two for £8 menu. Limited…read moreselection of ales and ciders and the bar area gets awkward with two pillars in the way. Plenty of TVs showing sport and the staff are fantastically friendly and efficient. A venue I will be returning to.

Called here last night for early dinner. We are new (ish) to the area and having been past this…read moreplace many times have never been inside. We called for a quick pint last weekend and saw it was a typical chain style pub inside with the normal selection of drinks - a couple of cask offers but dominated by lager and bottles. BUT - what set it apart from a lot of chains was the two young fellas behind the bar. They were both very personable, polite and efficient. we decided then to call back in the week and try the grub - hence this review. The place was busy with a large table of young families with children - the kids were a bit loud and some of them spent the time running up and down. Its not my cup of tea but I try hard to smile and not be a grumpy old git - lesson learned though next time get there around 8pm as the kids had all departed by then. I got a pint of San Miguel which unfortunately was warm - when mentioned one of the bar staff said they had an issue on the cooler earlier in the day which might still not be fixed - he offered a choice of replacement straight away so no problem there. We ordered a mexican burrito for Sharon and I had fish and chips. I always judge a pubs food on its fish and chips! Well the grub arrived about 30 mins later ( they were busy and they did say it would be a wait ) Sharon's burrito looked a little unappealing on the plate all wrapped up with a side salad next to it. However on cutting into it a mass of chicken and rice was revealed - she enjoyed it immensely. My fish and chips looked a little on the small side - frozen chips - not a good start and one star off. The fish was not frozen and was freshly cooked - it was slightly overdone for my taste but tasted good. I have to say even with frozen chips I enjoyed the meal. Now when it came time to pay for the food the bill came to £12.00. That's right for both of us ! I thought then even though the fish and chips seemed a little on the small side the price point is just right - good value even. And to be honest I didn't leave the place hungry at all. I expect we will be back here in the future.

There's a very good food selection at this pub and also a good veggie selection. It's a nice pub to…read morego into for a quiet drink in an evening and also good for a lunch time meal. Prices aren't too bad - about average really, around £7 for a main meal.

This pub serves very good pub food and is always very very busy. It has a large car park to the…read moreside of the pub. In summer it's very good for children as they quite often have a mini fairground on the car park, perfect for parents to sit and relax with a nice cold beer whilst watching the kids. The drinks are resonably priced and the pub also shows the football - one of the few pubs in Leyland where you'll be able to see Preston North End on the big screen.

One of the best selections of real ales for miles. Often up to ten different beers at the bar…read more Annual beer festival usually in October. A must! Good landlord and staff. Also Indian restaurant. Bar snacks include Indian food. Very good! (After a pint or so). Called Top Lock 'cos it's on the Leeds - Liverpool canal, at the highest point of a series of seven locks.

A lovely little pub with a warm welcome and fresh, tasty food. Pleasant surroundings and a friendly…read moreatmosphere. Regular (popular) quiz night on Monday. A wide selection of real ales too. Plenty of comfortable seating available. Although food is not officially available as Monday evening is quiz night, the manager (Mo) was very accommodating with tasty sandwich and hot, freshly cooked chunky chips.

We visit this pub regularly and are never disappointed. The staff here are wonderful. Nothing is…read moretoo much trouble. The food is great value and if you have the app you get sent vouchers to use as well. I highly recommend a visit here.

This is a great pub located in the 'old' part of Leyland (so i'm told). I wouldn't write home about…read morethe interior - it is however what it is, a pub! It is not trying to be to fancy which I actually quite like. They have a huge selection of various lagers and beers (CAMRA pub). The food is very good and decent value. The mixed grill was about £17 and included a choice of various sauces - I opted for a honey and mustard one which was very tasty although a little watery in consistency. The quality of meat was far away from the usual pub mixed grills. Apparently all of the meat is locally sourced and delivered daily. It is good to see local business supporting each other! They have a nice outdoor seating area with some 'pods'. I will definitely be coming back here when i'm next in Leyland. The food was that good even some friends traveled 30 minutes from Bolton to come here!