Cute little local bar that seems to be the hip spot to go to, discovered the recorderlig drink…read morehere, soooo good! always got the passion fruit as much as i could. Good place to hang out with old friends and drink to your hearts' content. true epitome of what a british pub would be like. The only downfall was that the workers came around rushing us to finish our drinks and get out because they're closing up. Must be a culture thing, we've definitely stayed longer than we were supposed to have in American places and they just waited, yes, i know, we were wrong for staying, we just lost track of time, and always made sure to tip well! But here they aren't afraid to say hey, we're closing, get out! ok ok a lot nicer but basically same message. :) But other than that, I would come back for sure, service was great otherwise.

Great pub in the middle of Lytham. Love to grab a pint here every time I come home…read more Iconic English pub.

Excellent location in the centre of Lytham right next to the bus stops, this boozer serves a…read moredecent, wide range of real ales for the beer hunter (like me!), but beware that the pub gets taken over by loud (I mean loud!) music during weekend evenings, so unless you decide to sit in a corner to avoid having your ears bashed, or invest in some earplugs, or give up talking to your mates, might be worth giving this a miss, or getting there before the DJ arrives. Shame really because the pub itself is spacy, characterful (ship motif) and does a decent range of food too.

Place looks great, nice beer selection and a good price on the lunch menu. Several interesting…read moremenus with wine and beer were left in a stack on the table. Interesting and confusing at the same time, please keep trying, lots of potential here. Service attentive to the point of predatory (3 attempts were made to take my plate before I had finished). Food was a combination of safe choices (burger with chips) and uh creative (the duck leg was nice, sauce was heavy, cherries soaked in some kind of booze were OTT) . The menu touts pre-celebrity chef Warrick Dodds. Who? Verdict: OK to good food, complicated layout (stairs galore). Staff, busy, young, maybe a little distracted at times. We'll go back and hope for more good deals on interesting food, less anxiety about leaving plates in front of us and clean coffee spoons.

A great bar and restaurant that serves locally sourced food. The beer and real ale selection is…read morevery good, always 4 different ales on Tap. There is a large selection of whiskeys as well. Saturday nights can get quite busy!

This has to be the best pub in Lytham st annes. The drinks are reasonably priced with the hidden…read moregem being the food. The pub sell bar snacks all day that are homecooked and excellent quality and value for money. If you are after something more substantial then there is the restaurant to the side which is relaxed well staffed. With fantastic prices such as 3 courses for £9.99 you can't go wrong. The staff are all excellent and the pub landlord runs a very tight ship which is what makes it such a great place to go. This is why when you go in you will find all age ranges from young to old. Oh and beer is pretty good too!

having lived in st annes years ago it was nice to revisit this pub beer and wine was ok food was…read moregood i always remember it being so tho the one drawback wernt over enamoured with the student types who worked behind the bar especially the lad who seemed to take great fun in taking the mickey out of the scottish notes i presented it does grate on you especially when we are trying to encourage tourism to a town however il give it a good rating because i do like this pub.....gj from dundee

The Brew Room is a fantastic, comfy pub north of Blackpool city centre. They make their own beers…read moreon the premises [5 hand-pumped ales available], and there's also a decent selection of guest ales. All beers are modestly priced, and kept fresh. It's a family-friendly place, kids are allowed until 8 p.m. The décor is fairly stylish and very comfortable, with a number of designated sections to sit and relax. Home-made smoked sausages [Excellent, and only 4.5 UKP] and oven-baked, freshly made pizzas are available at all times. On Monday nights they have a pub quiz, which can be very lively [I "ran" into one]. The staff are friendly and competent [in sharp contrast to the nearby The Hop!], food was served quickly. I actually visited the pub *twice* that same day - as Blackpool doesn't offer very many options for real ale lovers. Highly recommended for this town, it's only a short walk from The Blackpool Tower and The North Pier.

They're aren't a lot of options in Lytham on a Sunday, and this best meal we had in town. It's a…read morebig place, has a lot of regulars, and on a nice day you can sit outside. Good food, good atmosphere. It won't blow you away unless you're a Lythamite.

Had a particularly bad pint of Holts here recently. It was lazily served and tasted lifeless and…read morewatered down. Not a good recommendation if you're looking for a decent beer. Look elsewhere. The pub is admittedly spacey and decor-wise ok, but what can you drink that's worth the visit?

As my fellow yelper Stu wrote, The Guest House in Southport is a lovely, traditional style pub that…read moreis somewhat hidden away from the busy (and tackier) drinking venues in the town centre. Unlike many pubs and bars in the area, The Guest House offers its customers a quiet and peaceful place to have a few decent pints without being drowned out by loud music or even louder drinkers. The selection of pints on offer there is very good, with a range of cask ales available on draught as well as a good selection of lagers, all available at inexpensive prices. The pub itself is reasonably-sized, meaning you always have ample room to relax and enjoy your drink without fear of anyone committing the cardinal sin of knocking over your pint. It can be quite a walk from the train station, but it is worth trekking to if you can manage to negotiate the confusingly similar looking streets around those parts.

Lovely "Pub-Style" pub!…read more No loud music, traditionally decorated and furnished. A decent choice of beers (including 'guest' cask ales). Small but pleasant area at the back for us anti-social smoking types with lots of plants (it's not big enough for a lawn!) Our favourite venue for a 'quiet couple of pints' when we're in town. The only draw-back is if we take a car; parking in Southport can be a bit problematical with the whole town centre 'pay and display' and not too many parking spaces at that. Better to go by bike, train or bus!

Ah..the Saddle. I grew up nearby and was told by my Dad that this pub was where Oliver Cromwell…read moretied up his horse and had a pint. I'm not sure about that but I guess it is "old". It has a blue plaque thing outside which I didn't read. It had been several years since I visited but the layout hasn't changed much. There is a small bar as you walk in and then two distinct rooms, one of which was packed and the other empty. The empty one was called "Lords" (not sure why) and seemed to be a dining room. I wasn't eating but went in there as I was only having a quick pint. So, to beer. They had a decent selection of real ales-maybe about five. A nice touch which I haven't seen in any other pub was that in front of each tap they had a small jar which contained the beer. I asked what it was for and was told it is so customers could see the colour of the beer-light, dark etc. A really nice touch. I had a pint of Thwaites Lancaster Blonde. A very good pint and well kept. The decor hasn't changed in the Saddle-old prints etc. In the Lords room was a wonderful old fireplace. The place undoubtedly has atomosphere. However, here is the one gripe I have. MUSIC. The core demographics here is not hipster and yet they had music blaring out. Please, please ditch the music! A pub like the Saddly where people of a certain age come in for convivial chat doesn't need a bellowing Celine Dion. If this pub was in London I suspect it would not have music. Anyway, aside from that-a characterful pub, good beers, nice staff and a nice atmosphere. Almost full marks for this neck of the Woiods.

Known as one of the oldest pubs in Blackpool, The Saddle is mainly a locals pub being a couple of…read moremiles from the town centre. The pub has a good food menu (cheap and cheerful - don't expect too much) and guest ales. Best bit about the pub is the beer garden, great in summer. Worst bits - not child friendly, locals can seem a bit territorial and off putting (sit in a regulars seat at your peril!)

We have eaten here on several occasions now noteably Christmas Eve, Mothers day and Fathers Day and…read moreit is perfect for the small family celebration. It is a Bistro and not a restaurant but as such satisfies all the needs of a discerning and hungry clientelle. Also the breakfasts are wonderful with a great choice of fayre to make up a breakfast to order served with tea or coffee and toast. The atmosphere is very friendly with personal service and the table booths make for a cosy intimate ambience for your little party or just yourself and a guest.The menu is varied and cooked fresh to order and with a bistro bar there is no shortage of various liquid refreshments to accompany and complete your meal. Prices are very reasonable given the personal attention, great food and intimate ambiance. Well worth a trip to, you will feel the benefit of some fine food and attentive staff.

From the owner: Winstons is a independently owned bistro serving from breakfast until late evening 7 days a week…read moreall freshly produced meals with a separate fully licensed bar serving only the best in beer and wines such as Peroni, Guinness and Prosecco on tap. With live music on most weekends and a cocktail bar above its the perfect venue for friends family or couples to enjoy.

This is a traditional British Pub more than a mile from the main town area of Blackpool. My friends…read morehad heard they had lady who makes traditional Thai food. When we arrived there was a whole page of the menu devoted to Thai food. While two of the pages are more the usual food you would expect to find in a pub. I ordered Thai Green Curry and it was on par with my favourite Thai Green Curry that I can get in central Manchester. Well worth a visit if you are in Blackpool and want a different experience. The pub itself wasn't quiet but the size of it means you can find an area to yourself and food is served most days until 8pm.

Best pub in Blackpool they allowed dogs in too really friendly landlady and landlord the food is…read moreamazing Sunday lunch is definitely worth a visit u can't get more for your money in town love the place Simon and Michael xx