Been in this pub a couple off times staff friendly good prices and most off all it at side of the…read moreLeeds and Liverpool canel so when the sun out you can sit outside and watch the narrow boats going past

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

We were hungry and this was on the way after being disappointed by not finding a carvery near by…read more Inside this place is large and nice looking, it smells good, and the bathrooms are clean. We were seated and placed our drink orders for coffee and water for me. We ordered garlic bread as appetizers and then waited for the mains to come out, I ordered their bacon cheese burger. It was quite tasty, it even came with shoe string fries. The service was quick and friendly.

This is a nice looking pub inside and out and the staff were really friendly and helpful…read more However the food falls well below average. I had Jerk chicken skewers to start and chicken and full rack of ribs for my main... All of it was very dry and tasteless. Overall it was a pleasant experience due to the cosy surroundings and great staff.

Welcome to Haydock! And Penny Lane, to be exact, just to fuel our Beatles obsession further. And it…read moreis also the name of the 'band-aid' played by Kate Hudson in Almost Famous. Trivia over, if you find yourself in the Penny Lane vicinity you'd do well to pop into the recently refurbed Beechers Restaurant with its lovely white and red decor, very smartly dressed staff who are very polite and just the right amount of attentive and fabulous wine list. The menus offer a great variety of choice, they're more than happy to customise things to your personal tastes and with the bar next door open for snacks, lighter meals and drinks, the environment is very pleasant. Just like Penny Lane itself. Or herself. Excellent.

Situated in landscaped grounds not far from Haydock racecourse, the purpose-built modern hotel has…read morea Georgian theme to it. Beechers restaurant sits within the hotel. There is also the lounge bar and conservatory bistro. On two levels, the white walls and stately columns of the restaurant are enlivened by vibrantly patterned chairs and curtains. It is certainly somewhere posh enough for an important occassion, with beautifully crisp white table cloths and napkins. You just know that you are going to get good service. Dishes you are likely to come across include saddle of lamb with parmentier potatoes, sea bass fillet with avocado and prosciutto ham, rustic terrine of marinated pork with winter vegetables, roast duck breast served on onion and red wine jus and peppered strawberry mousse with mango sauce. I would recommend booking!

The food took 50 mins to arrive. Pizza was ok . Looked ok…read moreand taste ok I believe . My daughter had lasagna presentation poor . Pasta not layered . Full of cheese and tomatoes mainly not a lot of meat . Mixed grill . Chicken very dry (overcooked ) was just ok from my partner . He got given a bread knife to cut his meat ? I don't think the server knew what a steak knife was . I had sausage and mash , tasteless and lumpy potatoes over boiled mush . Sausages were ok very hot . Not cutlery brought to the table but when we asked the server he blamed other staff . It's a lovely pub in a lovey setting . Needs more refurbishment. Won't return until they get more organised.

arranged to meet up with a group of friends as the pub has recently reopened. the food was very…read morepoor took a long time to arrive - with one completely overlooked- and was very expensive. shame Greggs wasn't open to try and fill ourselves up give the place a miss if u want to enjoy your day

Food was kinda okay but the need to learn how to cook burgers better than like rubberread more

A quaint yet spacious pub/restaurant by Leigh sports village all themed on Wrens (as in a small…read morespherical bird). Full table service is provided including drinks, which is unusual at this end of the market. The meals all seem to be 2 for 1, which is ok so long as you're in an even numbered party. Most main courses in the region of £9 - £15 so the cheapest one will be free. I had the Liver from the specials board which was delicious and my dining partner had the Plaice which was also good and a very generous portion. Decent free wifi too.

We use this pub regularly and never yet been letdown with the food or service, we have…read morerecommended it to family and friends, alike UNION ARMS TYLDESLEY one of our first choices

The Union Arms in Tyldesley is something of a hidden gem. Located on Castle Street, its easy to…read moremiss when driving. At the entrance you can turn left into a bar or right into a restaurant area. The method is the find a table, check the menu, then order and pay for food at the bar. The food is mostly traditional British fayre with choices such as fish and chips, roast chicken, liver & onions, home made cheese & onion pie. The portions are generous and great value. A number of menu items are available as part of a '2 for £12' deal. There are also a range of lighter options including sandwiches and paninis. Sometimes it feels like the food takes a little while, but I don't mind that as its always very hot and tastes fresh. I settled on 4 stars for the Union Arms, but this is really 5 stars for the food and 3 stars for the ambience/environment. The building is a little tired looking, but nonetheless appears clean and functional. I've quickly become a regular here.