Oh Styles... what is there to not say about it! This is one of the greatest hidden gems in…read moreOrmskirk... literally. If you can find it right away kudos to you! Back behind the little shops downtown, down 1 of 2 alleyways dotted with tiny shops, you will come upon Styles, like a mecca in the dessert. This is seriously the place to go during the week if you just want to get out of the house. They have 2 pound drink specials every day and more shooters than you can imagine. They also have a quiz night, an open mic night, karaoke night, and live music at least 2 out of the 7 days of the week. Just a note that most of this goes on upstairs. If you just want to come hang out in a great bar with great people and atmosphere or just grab a bite to eat of their awesome food, then the downstairs will be just perfect! I recommend going early on quiz night to get a seat for you and your group.

I can literally say nothing negative about this bar. I've had great experiences here and have met…read moresome awesome people. Favorite place in this town to date.

OK so if you're looking for a party, especially with the Uni crowd, this is the place to hit up. On…read moreWednesdays especially this place will be packed! There's some seating up a level around the bar, and there's some more intimate/quieter seating behind the steps when you come in. They've got some really good drink specials including 1quid shots. The music is always going on full blast in here so don't think you're going to get some talking time in, as its almost near impossible to hear at a decent level in there. But they play some good music and there is always a good crowd in there. Just be warned, you have to go up and down stairs to get to it on the 2nd level. And the toilets are right by the door at the bottom of the stairs.

I'm not really sure why this place is called The Green Room. The front of the bar is brown and…read moreit's not green inside, either. So it can't be a colour-related matter. A 'green room' in the entertainment business is a room where an artist waits before going on to perform Google reliably informs me, so I guess that's not related either. Unless they have an abundance of performing artists just sitting in there waiting to perform somewhere, of course. As it is, The Green Room is a fairly pleasant bar and grill in the heart of Ormskirk village which offers its customers various hot and cold refreshments of both the alcoholic and non-alcoholic variety. Of a daytime, customers can sip on cappuccinos and lattes whilst enjoying the sun in their nice outdoor seating area (weather permitting, of course). Of a night time, the bar is filled with woman drinking glasses of rose whilst their partners swig from various foreign bottled beers. The atmosphere is pleasant enough and although I've not had a chance to try their food, the menu does look pretty appetising and reasonably priced, meaning The Green Room is a solid place to go for a few drinks with friends or for a nice evening meal.

Green room has gone a bit downhill since owner changed opening times its not as it use to be. Most…read moreof the nice staff have gone, sometimes you walk by and see produce for the cocktails outside in all weather until someone takes it in, who doesnt like tommys sneeze germs on your lime ‍.

Paying homage to thespian Malcolm McDowell whose dad ran the pub a zillion years ago. I'm a…read moreBurscough gal but it had changed a lot and no-one knew old Malcolm and there was no memorabilia, from the Bull and Dog to the Pig and Whistle where his star is on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The food was very mediocre with nothing imaginative on the menu. Service was fine.

I called to the pub today just to play pool. I found the staff to be very welcoming even thought we…read morewere not going to spend a lot of money. I had a look at the menu which seems very good so much my wife and I with friends will have a meal. I you want a nice county pub try this.

Whenever I read the name of this pub, all I can think of is when people are wrongly imprisoned and…read morethe media will coin a nickname for them like the "Disraeli One", which they will then throw into campaigns like "Free the Disraeli One". Now I don't really know the relevance of Mr. Disraeli to this pub, but I'm pretty sure the name is not related to some kind of political statement about a wrongly imprisoned individual. What Disraeli's One is though is a very pleasant, reasonably-sized pub in Ormskirk village. Pubs are not in short supply in the immediate Ormskirk village area so it can be hard for them to stand out from one another, but Disraeli's One manages to hold its own with the best of them. With a good selection of drinks available, as well as weekly drinks offers such as a bottle of wine for just £5.99, Disraeli's is a lovely place to go for a drink or two that eventually turns into a few more. The pub itself is rather comfortable inside and the atmosphere is relaxed, whilst the friendly bar staff are quick to serve and always smiling. The bar menu is small but quite varied, including dishes such as Philly steak, nachos and tortellini that are not expensively priced and are delicious.

This has got to be one of my favorite pubs in Ormskirk!…read more The inside is fun and clean, and has a few little niches that your group can take over and kinda have a little place to yourselves. They have a ton of drink specials every day as well. The staff is incredibly friendly, as well as the regular patrons. This place is great for a group of people or just a few. They can accommodate almost everyone. They don't have a huge menu but there is some normal good pub food.

Before I start, I'm going to tell you now that I'm going to refer to this pub solely as 'The Buck',…read moremostly because I'm not even sure how to properly pronounce 'I'Th Vine'. Not that I'll be saying it aloud, but as I type it I'm sure I'll be saying it in my head. The Buck itself is a lovely, traditional-looking pub in the heart of Ormskirk's town centre, sat in between two rows of busy shops. From the outside, The Buck has a great old-fashioned feel to it and inside it looks like a proper 'old man' pub (which I love in pubs, personally). The beer available there is very nice and affordable as well as quite varied and the food, whilst basic, is decent enough if you fancy having something with your pint. Alternatively, there is a chippy just across the way for after last orders on your journey home. The staff in The Buck are friendly and attentive, ensuring you aren't waiting too long at the bar and the outdoor area at the front of the pub can be very pleasant if the weather manages to hold out whilst you there, enabling you to watch the world go by (and pass comment on people, if you're that way inclined).

This is a quite the charming little pub. They have plenty of beer choices but even better, is their…read morefood. The kitchen staff does a bangup job of getting the orders out fast and fresh. The meals are well filling as well. If you don't want a whole meal they have plenty of snacks and crisps to eat too. The outdoor patio is incredibly nice to enjoy a pint in the evening and watch the town settle down. Theres also plenty of televisions to catch a match on and lots of different rooms if you're not into the rowdy sports crowd. Definitely a must stop in on an afternoon or even early morning!

Ignore the following review as sadly the place has now closed down…read more Stayed locally to this pub last week and decided to have a few beers with a colleague. What a great night! Roaring open fire and the locals were great fun. Played pool and got drunk in a great atmosphere. The food was home made and really good. They let me run a tab and the bill at the end of the night was very reasonable. Somewhat out of the way but if you are staying nearby worth a visit.

this place is now reopened it has live bands every weekend a great selection of cask ales,great…read morehome cooked food plus a function room for hire

Been for two pub meals recently. The pub was good then went downhill . It has been taken over about…read more12 months ago. The owners have spent a load of money doing up the place. Very welcoming comfortable place to go. The food is really good and there is an excellent range of real ales on offer. My only complaint is the speed of food service. Both times we have been recently we have waited about 45 minutes for our food order. We tend not to order starters and go straight for main courses but the wait has been so long that I doubt we will return- maybe once more but it will be the last chance.