Another fabulous experience at the Shoulder again! Lovely lunch and the wait staff are just the…read moresweetest. Always checking in with you making sure you're happy. Great prices too. Food was delicious as usual.

I used to love it, over lockdown it was great too doing takeaways. However tonight and the last…read moretime about a month ago was really awful. Tonight they messed up the order. They never checked whose food was who's, then my sons dinner never arrived. Nobody came back to check. I had to go into the pub to chase them. About 10 mins after me complaining they arrived. They really didn't care. The previous month they had a ridiculous system implemented which seems to have gone, where they force you to order food from the table and not the bar. So you would have to order your drinks separately. They said this was to prevent people leaving without paying. They made a mess of this as well. Regardless I offered to pay it all up front at the till to ease their minds. They said that was not possible. It's all gone a bit wrong up there.

Great local pub in the heart of Edgworth. It's the local for the village's football team as their…read moreground is not to far away, so Saturday's have a great atmosphere and it's a prime spot to catch up with people. They do food also and although the menu is not that expansive, it fits the bill for pub grub to enjoy with a nice pint. As far as I saw, not much craft beer or ale for the fanatics but when a pub has views like the Black Bull does, you can make do with a bubbly San Miguel can't you? The backside of the pub leads on to lovely countryside views and you'll often see families and friends rambling through the hills, heading towards you to stop of for an equally enjoyable pint and natter.

This is a decent sized pub with a restaurant type seating area towards the back. The views from the…read moreback are fantastic and worth a visit just for that. The pub gets a lot of walkers visiting as it backs on to the Wayoh Reservoir. The bar staff are always friendly and the prices are average. The only thing that lets the pub down is no Sky Sports. I haven't had a proper meal there but the pub sponsors our local football team and provide us with chip butties after games. The quality of chips is superb and if they are the standard the food is at then it probably is more than your bog standard pub grub.

Great pub in the heart of Edgworth! In general Edgworth is a lovely place and both of the pubs(they…read moreonly have 2) are really nice and accommodating. The White Horse is probably the pick of the 2, which wouldn't normally say much however the setting for this place is absolutely superb! You can sit outside most of the year and enjoy views onto the Cricket pitch next door! Many people will use this as a rest spot on a nice country walk, for me it's right next to the home ground of my football club and also pretty much next door to my best friends house, so you can imagine I visit a lot (not always for alcohol I promise).

This is our local! We love it in here! It is a traditional pub.It is so welcoming and friendly. It…read moreis split into 2 rooms,the lounge and the vault. It is only a small pub but can pack plenty in,especially at weekends.There is seating outside,which is fantastic in the summer! They just started a beer festival this year which was a great success! With plenty of real ales as well as the usual,it attracts a varied crowdfab!!

A thriving traditional pub, selling a large variety of beers and drinks, bar snacks are on offer…read moretoo.. Staff are friendly and the atmosphere in here is good welcoming There is a small seating area outside the front of the pub which does get busy at the weekends and summer nights.. Parking is not available here but taxis are

Very nice pub half way between Ramsbottom and Bolton. It's small and 'local', extremely cosy. Where…read morethis place excels though is in the attached restaurant. Again not big, but a great atmosphere and superb food. You can get the 'posh' stuff, but they also do a mean steak and kidney pudding. You can get bar meals too. The staff are very friendly and will go out of their way to please you. Prices aren't unreasonable. Children are welcome as long as it's not too late, and as long as they don't annoy me if I happen to be on seconds.

It's a great place. Clean and comfortable. Good extensive menu and reasonably priced with…read morewell-trained young staff who can't seem to do enough for you. If every pub, bar and restaurant was like this the world would be a far better place!

If you want a proper Sunday roast with all the trimmings then this is your place! Yorkshire…read morepudding was a 10/10 My Dad had the lamb which he states is the 'best he's ever had!' Hubby had beef and I had chicken. All beautiful. Come hungry as plates come FULL! Staff are delightfully friendly. Seating is comfy and plenty of cask ales/ drinks to choose from.

Really nice pub and a great one to have as your local. They spent a fair bit of money updating this…read moreplace and it was very well spent. Here you now have a classy pub/bar that serves good food and good ales - winner! Quiz night on a Wednesday is usually really busy and it also gets a good crowd on Friday and Saturday. If you're after a nice pub lunch one day and you're in the area, definitely worth a shot! The landlord is a nice chap and always good for a quick chat as well!

Well known in the area for great food. I would have to add that the service is very good as well…read more This is very much a local pub that has decided to excel at food in order to keep the wolves from the door. The rest of the bar is unremarkable, but if you wander outside on a bright sunny day you will find a luscious bowling green (I don't think I've used the word 'luscious' when describing grass before). A well run place that will get you well and watered for a reasonable price.

Great Pub to watch the footy, large screen in vault, several tellys in room, price of beer very…read moregood.

I used to go here as it was cheap, but it has gone down hill! I know prices of living have gone up…read morebut they have put the price up but put the food quality down and make the meals smaller, it's really quite and never busy really... the manger is really rude but other then that the staff seem really lovely. I just wish they kept the food the same I was not bothered about how much I payed. Also not to mention they never put the heating on, food comes quick tho

This is a lovely pub / restaurant set in the Belmont hills just outside Bolton and the views from…read morehere are very pretty. The Wilton Arms has been located here for as long as I can remember. I do remember coming here once as a small child but it wasn't a pleasant experience as I had fallen off the top of the slide on the kids playground and whacked my head. As an adult, the experience was obviously quite different. The inside of the pub is welcoming, and the staff were friendly. The menu is large and has all your standard pub fare, as well as a few nice specials. I expected really good food here, but it was just OK. Nothing wow'd be about the food, but it was pleasant. My niece can vouch for the Sticky Toffee Pudding (I had mega food envy after she ordered this, and she wouldn't share! *Contemplates pushing her off the slide*) The black pudding starter i ordered was OK and the mushroom and brandy strudle was nice, although the puff pastry didn't stay as flaky as i'd hoped, and it went soggy rather quickly. Overall it was a nice Saturday pub lunch here. I did notice on the way out, that there isn't actually a children's playground here anymore - Tilly is safe. For now.

So named after its first incarnation, The Brewhouse (formerly the Cheetham Arms) seems to be…read morefirstly billed as one of three things depending on where you look online. It's either firstly billed as a hotel, a restaurant, or a pub, and not usually a combination of the three. From what I experienced, I would suggest that (especially given the venue's past), this is more of a modern pub which also serves a good selection of food. Adjacent to one of the lounge areas in the bar, you can look through a glass window to see the brewing area, still full of booze barrels, the tap labels of which are on display in the window outside the pub. A nice nod to its brewing past. It also proudly sells ales from its sister company, Dunscar Bridge brewery, located down the road. The venue itself feels like a strange combination of old-school pub and modern bar, mixing neutral tones and bright woods with dark woods and studded leather couches. Our first problem was that as we drove up to the venue, we saw nowhere to park as it's on a road. We turned left after the pub into a small yard, which obviously wasn't meant for parking, so we parked further down the road. Only on LEAVING the pub did we see a not-very-prominent sign telling us that there was in fact a car park behind the venue, accessed by turning down a road before the the pub itself. On this occasion, a group of four of us were here for lunch, having perused the menu online. Only two of us opted for starters instead of main courses. For these, we ordered goats cheese fritters, and crispy fried whitebait. Both arrived in good time and were tasty and well prepared and presented. The other two of us ordered from the mains menu, choosing pub classics of steak and ale pie, and fish and chips. The first thing we both noticed was that the chips were very tasty traditional chips. Always a plus! My only gripe is that my fish was lay on top of my chips, which seemed a little odd, meaning I needed to lift it up and move it to be able to get to my chips. The fish had absolutely perfect batter, although the fish itself was a little bland. Good mushy peas though, and the home-made tartare sauce was excellent. Sadly, although the pastry on the pie was quite nice, the actual contents of the pie were quite dry, and could've done with a jug of gravy on the side to add some moisture. At this point we had agreed that the visible staff of two young girls seemed friendly with good intentions, but not overly professional at times in how they were speaking and acting, just a bit too casual, and how we were having trouble getting their attention when they were looking at their mobile phones at the bar. When we eventually caught the attention of one to be able to order dessert, we chose to get two sticky toffee puddings with four spoons, so we could share. The puddings arrived, and looked great (admittedly on one of those big porcelain sombrero style bowls), but as the waitress walked off, we realised we weren't given any spoons, and we had to wave her over to let her know. She responded with, "didn't she give you any? She was supposed to give you some!" and a big annoyed sigh, before marching off, presumably to get the spoons. However it took about 4 minutes until she returned with spoons, leaving us sitting looking at the blob of ice cream atop the warm pudding starting to melt into a creamy splodge, with nothing we could really do. Happily, the sticky toffee pudding was really tasty, and the butterscotch sauce that accompanied it really hit the spot! My verdict on The Brewhouse is a bit mixed... I enjoyed the food, but as the place was quite a loud and busy pub, (with seemingly loud boisterous regulars at the bar) and the service was a bit lacking for a weekday afternoon, I don't think I'd go out of my way to come here again, but if I was in the area, I'd probably pop in for lunch.

Depending on your point of view, this is either a restaurant with a pub, or, as I think, a pub with…read morea restaurant. Either way, both are very good. The beers are mostly their, (excellent), own but amongst the range of handpumps, there are a couple of guests. The beers are now mainly brewed at a larger building just up the road but the original brewhouse to the rear of the bar area is still there. The #1 bus from Bolton stops just outside.

My wife and I have been here several times . This is our restaurant of choice , the food is always…read moreamazing and a great choice . I always look forward to trying the specials. A lovely atmosphere and the team are always welcoming and accommodating.

Lovely settings just past Edgeworth, overlooking the countryside, fantastic panoramic windows give…read moreyou a fantastic view whilst eating. Very good service, good selection of beers and wines available. Food is very good but just lacking that little va va voom to make it top drawer. Prices are reasonable although you may expect a little better for the steaks. Have been back several times so by no means is this a bad review!