A great place to drink in the evening with an area outside for the brave. The Bull has a newly…read morebuilt smoking area with heaters and benches for the outdoor drinkers. It is always packed full at weekends, sometimes too full, where you lose most of your drink, making your way back from the bar. Very popular with the younger drinkers and large parties heading off somewhere special.

A good, friendly bar, with plenty of drink offers, on both beers and spirits. Had sports screen…read morepretty much everywhere so you can see what's happening. It can get very busy on Friday and Saturdays, but is always a good atmosphere. has a good covered smoking area with heating lamps.

Great place for a family lunch. Staff are professional, courteous and friendly and the food is…read moresuperb, I would strongly recommend their award winning pies but saying that the food across the whole menu is delicious

A nice semi rural pub based in Hambleton (Over Wyre)…read more Had real good meals in here - average prices for really good quality food in a nice setting - old fashioned type of country pub place. - and not full of kids ! Recommended

The Steamer is the best real ale pub in Fleetwood and i think the most expensive. There are five…read morecask beers most of the time but somtimes this goes down to two.The landlord keeps a good celler as the beers are always in good condition.Food is available each day up to early evening,and entertainment is provided at the weekend.

It's been through a few changes these last 18 months but the current owners and management are the…read morebest yet. First class real ale (including my beloved mild and stout) with frequent guest beers a regular feature. A warm friendly atmosphere in a genuine Victorian pub with authentic period surroundings. Music & game friendly and well appointed at the head of the peninsula. Try it!

The New Holly has changed hands since I last reviewed it and is now part of a small chain called…read moreBowland Village Inns. I'm a big fan of the Plough in Galgate which is part of that chain but am less impressed with the New Holly after a visit this weekend. Basically it is a pub but the emphasis seems to be strongly geared towards food to the extent that you almost feel guilty for not dining.There was only one 'real' beer on, Wainwright's, and not one lager that I would choose as I'm not a fan of Carling or Heineken. The food is priced at the top end for pub food in this area and it was very quiet when we visited early on a Friday evening. All in all I don't think I'll be dashing back there I'm afraid.

Emphasis is on food but the quality is not represented by the price. We visited on a Tuesday and…read morefound a long wait before our order was taken and it wasn't even that busy. Service was disgraceful and the server tried to be funny but just came across as rude and abrupt.

Excellent service every time we go, food is always hot and staff are always really helpful, good…read moremenu to choose from and your never waiting long for your food also excellent car parking facilities, would defiantly recommend this restaurant

Great food , choose from a selection of meals, 2 for £6 great full english breakfast includes black…read morepudding, no real ales but drinks are reasonably priced and the staff are friendly.

This is a poor run pub but you dont have much choice in Fleetwood.Ten hand pumps on the bar but its…read morevery rare to find more than five in use.The selection of beers does not seem to be thought out as there are nights when most of the cask beers are over 5% abv and most drinkers who like a few pints prefer3.8 to 4.5% but even though we mention it to whoever is in charge on the night it makes no difference.The barstaff are good but are usually left on their own (one) to look after along bar take food orders make coffee.A new branch is due to open shortly in Cleveleys which is nearer to where i live so maybe my nights out will improve.

I just cant understand this company they have the premises they have the buying power and yet they…read morerun pubs as if they had never been in one.Managers who seem to hide when the pub is open staff who could not pull a decent pint if there life depended on it.Some of the top beers brewed are made to look like cold tea by these untrained staff who Whetherspoons let loose on us.

A pub that was first owned by Higsons Brewery of Liverpool and changed hands many times in the late…read moreninties before closing down. The pub was bought by Amber inns and now seems to be taking its place as one of Fleetwoods busy pubs.

The Kings Arms is on the main street in Fleetwood.The pub was owned by the Higsons brewery who sold…read moreout and the pub had a few different owners untill 2006 when it closed and was put up for sale.The pub was bought by a pub company who spent a lot of money refurbising and have made the pub a lot more comfortable.There are two cask beers which change from time to time and were fine when we visited.

Just been for tea at the Mount,excellent food ,very good price and excellent service.Will visit…read moreagain