Wonderful scenery as you walk the trails. The punchbowl and the triple bridges are great.
England's 2nd highest pub. Frequented by walkers, motorcyclists and cyclists. Cafe style food available.
Huge Wetherspoons. Thursday curry nights are excellent value. Great real ales.
Sandwiched between the River Mersey and St Helens canal. Popular stop for walkers and cyclists. Great real ales.
Regular winner of local pub of the year. Great range of real ales. Excellent home cooked food.
Grand and impressive Wetherspoons. English breakfasts are very good value. Great real ales.
Real ale and food offerings are equally impressive. Comfortable interior with huge fireplace.
Lovely 17th century timber framed village pub. Excellent modern British cuisine on offer. Great real ales.
Low beamed cosy traditional pub with inglenook fireplaces. Shove ha'penny and bar billiards tables available. Great real ales.
Excellent real ales are complimented by a large range of bottled beers. Live music is regularly held in the evenings.
Tapas available Thursday to Saturday. Traditional back street pub serving a great range of real ales.
Attractive and cosy pub owned by a group of villagers. Great real ales and food on offer.
Beautiful unspoilt pub that is listed on the national inventory of historic pub interiors. Simple but excellent food on offer. Great real ales.
Home to the Son of Did brewery. Quiz night on Thursdays is very popular. Lovely cosy interior. Great real ales.
Former grammar school that Cromwell attended. Excellent exhibition of his life & the civil war.
Huge selection of 15 real ales. By far the best place in the area for real ales. 16th century coaching inn.
Excellent pub adorned with collections of bottles, breweriana and historical photos. Great real ales.
One of the oldest continuously inhabited houses in Britain. Famous for the setting of the House of Greene Knowe by Lucy Boston. Viewing can be arranged by appointment.
Restaurant serves great game and home made sausages. Recommend booking ahead for food. Great real ales.
