Dating from 1106, this inn has seen its fair share of murders! One 17th century landlord used a hinged bedstead and a trap door to tip his victims into boiling liquid. Great real ales.
Oldest pub in Morecambe. Had stained glass windows installed in the 1960s. Great real ales.
Great breakfasts. Pub has a Morecambe and Wise theme. Great value food and real ales.
Excellent renovation of Victorian warehouses. Large bright and airy interior. Brilliant place to enjoy a canalside drink. Great real ales.
Excellent place to enjoy a drink on the seating next to the canal. Great real ales.
Excellent selection of real ales. Wonderfully refurbished with bare brickwork, a lot of visible wood (including old beer casks incorporated into the furnishings).
Brewery tap for the Lancaster Brewery. Lovely exposed stonework and wood panelling with comfortable seating. Great real ales.
Converted from a bank in 1991. Feels like a much older pub. Excellent regular live music. Great real ales.
Beautiful bar found in 17th century wine cellars. Very atmospheric venue. Great real ales.
Reputed to be the last drinking place of the Pendle Witches in 1612. Live music on Thursdays and Saturdays. Great real ales.
Has its own brewery in the cellar. Beautiful pub with elegant furnishings. Great real ales.
Former meeting place of the local chartists who took over the town. 18th century coaching inn serving great real ales.
Owain Glyndwr was married to Margaret Hanmer in this church in 1380. Beautiful church overlooking the mere.
Attractive hotel offering 12 en suite bedrooms. Great bar serving excellent real ales.
National pub of the year in 2011. Has it's own onsite microbrewery serving McGivern real ales.
Wonderfully ornate church. Look out for the grave of Elihu Yale, the founder of Yale University in the USA.
