Pubs and Restaurants in and around Garstang.
Garstang and the surounding area is blessed with a wonderful selection of Pubs and Restaurants, from the traditional village Inn to modern style pubs.
Whether you fancy a quiet drink as you pass by, a nice meal or an afternoons sport you will find the right pub here in this list.
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- Eagle and Child.
- High Street, Garstang, Lancashire PR3 1EA . Tel: 01995 602160.
- In the centre of Garstang. Beer garden to the rear. Cask Ales. Live televised football. Pool table.
Good pub, popular meeting place, good beer, friendly lively crowd and a warm welcome from the Landlord. Bad experience in here Christmas eve afternoon where a miserable bar maid handed me my pint with fingers all over the top of the glass. We have down graded our recommendation because of that. Pub: RECOMMENDED.
Bar Monday - Thursday 11am - 11pm Friday - Saturday 11am - 11.30pm Sunday 12am - 11pm
- Kings Arms.
- High Street, Garstang, Lancashire PR3 1EA. Tel: 01995 602101,
- In the centre of Garstang. Live televised football. Pool table.
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Great pub, good beer, good decor, excellent service, popular meeting place, friendly lively crowd. Visited Christmas eve afternoon and the service was splendid. Pub: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
- The Crown.
- High Street, Garstang, Lancashire PR3 1FA. Tel: 01995 602152,
- In the centre of Garstang. Beer garden Childrens Play area. Cask Ales. Food. Live televised football. Pool table.
Busy High Street pub, nice pint of Thwaites beer good bar staff comfortable surroundings. Pub: WORTH A VISIT.
- Royal Oak Hotel.
- Market Place, Garstang, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 1ZA, Tel: 01995 603318
- In the centre of Garstang with outside seating in the Market Square. Robinsons. Cask Ales. Food separate dining rooms.
Popular pub with a good atmosphere, a few rooms but a small bar which gets crowded however the bar staff are attentive and you get serverd in turn. Pub: RECOMMENDED.
The restaurant is poular with locals the food is good presentation good and prices good. Restaurant: RECOMMENDED,
- Royal British Legion Club.
- Old Town Hall, High Street, garstang, Lancashire.
- In the centre of Garstang this is a members club. Visiting Royal British Legion members.
- The Wheatsheaf.
- Park Hill Road, Garstang, Lancashire PR3 1EL Tel: 01995 603398 ,
- In the centre of Garstang. Beer garden to front. Food.
Great atmosphere in this town centre pub, good beer good service. Gets busy at weekends but always worth a visit. Pub: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
- Th Aud Tithe Barn (The Old Tythe Barn).
- Church Road, Garstang, Lancashire PR3 1EL Tel: 01995 604486 ,
- In the centre of Garstang. Mitchells pub. Canal side patio seating. English country wines. Food.
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An excellent atmosphere in this ancient building both in the bar and in the dining room. The patio is particularly popular in the summer months being alongside the canal basin. Pub: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
The food at the Tythe Barn is quick service meals you order at the serving area and give your table number, which can also be outside on the Patio. There is no booking system here you come along find a table then order. Restaurant going through a bad patch at the moment. Restaurant: NOT AT THE MOMENT.
- The Church Inn.
- 33 Bonds Lane, Garstang, Preston, Lancashire PR3 1ZB . Tel: 01995 602387
- Three minute walk from the centre of Garstang. Beer garden to rear. Food.
- Brockholes Arms.
- Garstang Road, Claughton on Brock, Preston, Lancashire PR3 0PH. Tel: 01995 640369
- Live televised sport. Pool table. Darts. Juke Box. Next to the Agricultural Market.
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A nice pub with longstanding Landlord and Landlady who obviously know how to run a good pub. A nice pint in nice surroundings and a great Juke Box which does not overpower the pub. Pub: RECOMMENDED.
- Pickerings Hotel.
- Garstang Road, Catterall, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 0HD. Tel: 01995 600999
- Gardens. Childrens play area. Food.
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Pickerings bar is comfortable but not a traditional pub atmosphere, a nice place and popular with Catterall locals. The venue is popular with organisations holding meetings and functions. Pub: WORTH A VISIT.
- The Kenlis Arms Hotel.
- Ray Lane, Barnacre, Preston, Lancashire PR3 1GB. Tel: 01995 603307
- Beer garden. Childrens play area. Food separate dining rooms. Accomodation.
The Kenlis is a family run hotel with a small but efficient bar, function room and dinding rooms. A popular pub with excellent service and good beer. Pub: WORTH A VISIT.
The food at the Kenlis has been excellent for many years. I have never been disapointed with a meal here. Good food excellent service and good prices. Restaurant: RECOMMENDED.
The Kenlis is a Live music venue promoting live music in and around Garstang. Visit Whats On in Garstang for updates.
- The Tavern Crofters Hotel.
- Garstang by-Pass Road, Garstang, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 1PH. Tel: 01995 604128
- Fifteen minute walk from centre of Garstang in Cabus. Outside patio. Cask Ales. Pool table, Food.
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The Tavern is a comfortable pub with a nice pint of Moorhouses good selection of wines and friendly regulars. Crofters put on a lot of events and try to get feedback from the punters. Pub: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Crofters has full Hotel facilities, function rooms etc and is able to cater for parties on a small or large scale. The food, presentation and service are excellent for both the full dining experience or meals in the Tavern. Restaurant: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Crofters is a Live music venue promoting live music in Garstang. Visit Whats On in Garstang for updates.
Bar Food Monday - Thursday 11am - 11pm Friday - Saturday 11am - 1am Sunday 12 - 11pm
- The Patten Arms.
- Park Lane, Winmarleigh, Preston, Lancashire PR3 0JU. Tel: 01524 791484
- Live televised sport. Darts. Cask Ales, guest beers. Food separate dining room.
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A very pleasant and friendly village pub serving a decent pint. Comfortable bar with an open log fire in winter. The same landlord and landlady for at least the eight years I have been visiting keep a close eye on things and run an excellent pub. Separate dining room with excellent meals, which can also be enjoyed in the bar if you prefer. Takeaway pizza if your peckish when you leave. Pub: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
The food at The Patten Arms has been excellent for many years and often has something a little different on offer, I remember roast Wood Pidgeon which was excellent. In April we went on a Sunday evening and two of us selected from the Sunday Lunch menu which offers two or three courses, at a very good price, and one from the specials board. The food was excellent, the presentation was outstanding and the service faultless, prices are reasonable with Sunday Lunch a real bargain. Restaurant: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Bar Food Monday - Friday 4pm - 11pm 5pm - 9pm Saturday 12 - 12 12 - 3pm 5pm - 10pm Sunday 12 - 10.30pm 12 - 8pm
