Good pub friendly staff not tryed the food yet they do quize nite they have a dj at weekendread more

Very friendly pub, good location for starting the night. Run down a bit now but staff friendly and…read morebeer cheap. They also have a function room upstairs for hire for weddings christinings etc.

Fairly busy brunch of Wetherspoons. The front part of the…read morebar is a standard Wetherspoons, but the back one is a bit unusual - alleyway-like design. Being Wetherspoons it's fairly cheap, however, food portions are quite small. It was the tiniest jacked potato, and cheese filling almost felt non-existent.

This is not 2 bad of a pub pretty large inside with a big bar can get very busy tho especially when…read morethere something going on in wigan. The staff not 2 bad but can be a bit rude they like serveing the regulars first the beer pretty cheap and the food prices are not 2 bad eathere I have eaten in here a few time and I can say it not 2 bad. The only down side for this pub is that you have to walk 2 flites of stairs to the toilets not good when you had a few beers especially coming down them lol.

Not as good as I expected, drinks are quite expensive and ended up with diet coke due to the lack…read moreof full fat, and the food (although reasonably priced) was not anything special, the chips were hard, my mushrooms were greasy and I'm not convinced my steak was rump...maybe sirloin at a push and my peppercorn sauce was so congealed it moved as one. The best part about it was the peas really. Only three stars because the pub itself is quite quirky and the staff were nice.

Very expensive and little meal choices is what I found on my visits to little 15. It always appears…read morebusy on walking past but I personally didn't like it. The staff were friendly but I found it poor value for money.

Nice pub very clean staff nice good music can be very busy at weekends can get food good pub grub…read morechicken and chips in a basket

Sadly, this place seems to be closed now, but it is almost certain that The Raven's name owes its…read moreorigin to Edgar Allan Poe's masterpiece. The black figurine at the top of the building, as well as the image on the pub sign, are very similar to the iconic bird's representations in the engravings by Gustave Dore and Edouade Manet. The building itself dates back to 1904, and is located almost opposite Wigan Wallgate rail station. The boards outside still carries the drink and meals offers, but the entire edifice seems to be somewhat "weak and weary", as if the once buoyant life there is well and truly "nevermore".

Good pub good pub grub can be very busy at weekend staff friendly there seating upstairs but only…read moreopen at weekend

took my mum out for dinner, arrived at Berkeley Square at 1pm tried to order food at 1.15, the lady…read morebehind the bar said they were not taking orders for food. thought that this was rediculous there were menus on tables and the pub was not busy. should offere a service if you cant deliver.

This is the first visit since it reopened they done it up really nice but a bit closed in for me…read more They started doing food now but not tried it so can't comment on it they moved the bar which I will say it looks a lot better they added more tables and chairs. The staff are nice and polite and it not a bad pint eather £5.60 for 2 carlsberg. They got outdoor seating at the front of the pub and at the back.

Nice little pub quit a nice pint good music friendly bar staff and I would recommend this pub to…read moreanyone who fancies a quit pint

Nice little bar and restaurant the beer is good and the food is also very nice the only thing is…read morethat it is a little pricey also has a bowling green at the back

Eaten here a few times. Great prices. Very friendly staff, quick service and food is great.read more

Good food..nice clean place with a good atmosphere and friendly staff..a little pricey but would…read morerecommend

An average type of two for one place next to the cinema and the JJB stadium we would not go here on…read morea match night!

Part hotel as well as a bar. Food very good nor badly priced . The only problem we had with this…read moreestablishment is the parking always seems to be a problem.

Actually quite surprised to report that my most recent trip to the Brocket was an enjoyable one!…read moreWith the other half being from Wigan originally and only living down the road, we used to frequent it quite often; whether it was for the quiz, a quiet drink, or family gathering, it pretty much ticked all the boxes. This weekend's trip was to spend some time with grandparents and, with grandad being partial to a Wetherspoons' mixed grill, the Brocket was simply the best option for all parties involved. Roughly a 15 minute walk from the centre, we managed to avoid any big crowds and quickly settled on a table near the front windows (the back can feel a bit dark as natural light reduces the further back you sit!) The menu was standard Wetherspoons fair, though it's changed somewhat since we used to visit, with new items including burritos, hot dogs, and more pasta/salad options. I'm not sure whether I agree with the calorie count being listed next to everything as, personally, it takes the fun out of eating. They continue to offer drinks with food, though they're not great options to be honest e.g. only one 'proper' cider on draught and only alcohol-free cider in bottles. I went for the burrito with chilli con carne and it was actually a good little meal. Served with tortilla chips, salsa, guac, sour cream and a few jalapenos, it had a good level of spice and was a good lunchtime portion. I pinched a few chips and onion rings from the other half's plate, and have to say that the onion rings were probably some of the best we've had in a while! When you want something simple and pretty tasty, Wetherspoons is a solid bet. The Brocket is also a good option when you want to be out of the centre, especially on a Friday/Saturday night.